Dr. Grant Ingrams is a British general practitioner, health care leader, and clinical informatics expert whose career has been defined by his dedication to improving patient care and strengthening the systems that support the National Health Service (NHS). With over three decades of experience in both clinical practice and strategic leadership, Dr. Grant Ingrams has built a legacy of service that combines hands-on medicine, health policy, and digital transformation within primary care.
Dr. Grant Ingrams achieved Batchelor Degrees in Medicine and Surgery with Honours in Anatomy from the University of Birmingham.
He began his medical career as a house physician at East Birmingham Hospital and a house surgeon at Kidderminster General Hospital, gaining experience in cardiology, haematology, general medicine, and general surgery. His early years in practice were marked by versatility, with appointments across general practice, public health, and medical advisory roles.
His work as an informatician has been recognised by the award of Fellowship of the Faculty of Clinical Informaticians and Fellowship of the British Computer Society.
Grant has taken partial retirement to enable him to act as carer for his disabled wife. He is currently the managing partner at Oakmeadow Surgery, where he is responsible for overall management of the practice and works as a clinician one day a week. In addition, for two days a week, he is Chief Executive Officer of the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Local Medical Committee Ltd providing leadership and support for 700 general medical practitioners and 126 general practices. His ability to balance clinical insight with management expertise has earned him the trust and respect of colleagues nationwide.