1. David C. Burroughs MD
14 BRAMBLETON AVE FARNHAM, SURREY GU9 8QU UK
5B CHEMIN DES VIGNES, RABASTENS TARN 81800 FRANCE
drdcburroughs@gmail.com
+33643452410
GMC: 6063242 BMA: 8183832 Royal College ID: 105357
Dedicated GP, with over 20 years of experience, of French nationality and training. Also a US
citizen (parents). Registered with the GMC on the GP list. Possess extensive scientific training
and skills as a principal general family practitioner treating a wide variety of cases.
Experienced in tutoring to student GPs at surgery. Highly rated by faculty and students for real-
world experience on the terrain. Special interests: diabetes mellitus, hyper-tension, angina, heart
failure, asthma, sleep apnoea and depressive disorders.
Education
Medical School
University of Bordeaux II, Medical School, Bordeaux 33, France, 10/1978-04/1985
General Medical Education, MBChB, & Preparation of Entrance Examination for speciality
training.
License/Certifications
USMLE Step 3 2012
Recognition as a Specialist GP, in Family Practice 2009
USMLE Step 2 CK ECFMG (equivalent of MRCGP-AKT) 2006
7USMLE Step 2 CS ECFMG (equivalent of MRCGP-CSA) 2006
USMLE Step 1 CK ECFMG 2005
Doctor in Medicine Diploma, “CSCT”, GP Thesis 1989
Clinical and Therapeutic Synthesis Certificate, University of Bordeaux II (MBChB) 1984
Education Commission for Medical Graduates (E.C.F.M.G.),1-day written 1984
Training and Advanced Degrees
Research Training: Uni. Paris VII & Institute Pasteur Paris, 05/1985-
09/1988
Master of Advanced Studies Science, 06/1987
Concentration: Immunology, Biochemistry
Certificate of Advanced Studies Immunology, 09/1986
Master of Science, 06/1986
Concentration: Immunology, Genetic Engineering, Immunopathology and Biological Membranes
Clinical Training:
Stoke-on-Trent University Hospital, England
Chemical Pathology: SHO in Chemical pathology, England 11/1989-03/1990
Hospital of Douai, 59, France 05/1989-10/1989
GPST A&E, locums for local GPs
Hospital of Douai, 59, France 10/1988-04/1989
GPST Endocrinology, Cardiology
Teaching Hospital B Lille, 59, France 05/1985-10/1985
SHO anaesthesiology & A&E
Hospital of Villeneuve/Lot, 47, France 10/1984-04/1985
GPST in internal medicine

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CPD
MRCGP: MAP study course: Membership by Assessment of Performance to obtain MRCGP
qualification, as an established GP this is the only way to MRCGP, helpful with revalidation.
BMA & BMJ: online content for revalidation.
CME by audio-tape (Journal Watch Audio & the Medical Letter) and five two day seminars
per year, 1997-2007.
Research Experience
Les Cordeliers Biomedical Institute, Paris 1988
Molecular immunology laboratory research work as PhD. student under Professor D. Charron.
Publications
Charron D.J., Lotteau V., Hermans P., Burroughs D, Turnel P., Faille A., Ju L.Y., HLA class II
molecules: Expression and Regulation. CRC Press. 1990, February
Lotteau V, Teyton L, Burroughs D, Charron D. A novel HLA class II molecule (DR alpha-DQ beta)
created by mismatched isotope pairing. Nature. 1987 Sept 24;329(6137):339–341.[PubMed]
Thesis
Doctoral Thesis: The Expression of Class II HLA Molecules on Human B Lymphocytes
Cultivated in Vitro. Activation of the Latter by the “BCAF” (B Lymphocyte Activation Factor)
Universite de Lille II, Faculté de Médecine.
Master (of Advanced Studies Science) Thesis: The Expression of Class II HLA Molecules on
Human B Lymphocytes Cultivated in Vitro. Activation of the Latter by the ‘BCAF’ (B
Lymphocyte Activation Factor) under Professor D. Charron and in collaboration with Dr. J.
These of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, France.
Work Experience
Family Practitioner, GP
Between 10/2010 and 2016 I was on sick leave at my own initiative due to exhaustion, having
overworked for the previous ten years and having several rare undiagnosed conditions.
Being on the opposite side of doctors desk was an eye opener on colleagues attitudes and lack of
initiative. Since my problems were orphan diseases I had to actively participate in the diagnostic and
therapeutic approach, otherwise my condition would not have been sorted out.
ANGOULEME 16, SW FRANCE 12/2009-10/2010
SAINTE-MARIE 25, EASTERN FRANCE12/1989-12/2009
Principal General Practitioner
Successfully took over GP private practice from two predecessors. Handled primary care for
800+ patients in semi-rural area 25% being house visits and 75% office appointments.
Performed all- encompassing medical care including minor surgery, preventive gynaecology,
pregnancy follow-ups, and psychotherapy. Managed all paperwork personally for the surgery and
assisted patients in filling out social service & benefits applications. Referred patients in person by
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Work Experience
Provided phone triage at local medical school emergency services. Productively trained GP
medical students, personally supervised surgical and clinical diagnostic procedures.
11 sessions per week.
On call one WE/40 hours every two months and one 12 hour night shift per week.
Practice in Angouleme was one third smaller and more urban.
ACORELI, Besancon/Belfort, France 10/2005-12/2009
* Physician Tele-Counselor
Provided phone triage, medical advice to all ages and end-stage palliative care patients. Through
communication skills determined degree of urgency of medical condition. Worked with police,
firemen, GPs and hospital personnel to organize emergency staff and vehicle response.
* Locum Tenen GP, France 05/1990 -12/1990
Substituted for family doctors all over France
S.O.S. DOCTORS (Group of General Practitioners), Douai, Northern France 04/1990-05/1990
Trial Contract
Dr COULMONT (GP) in Sin-Le-Noble, Northern France 02/1990-06/1990
Locum GP (For 5 weeks in 3 stints).
Dr COULMONT, Sin-Le-Noble, Northern France 07/1989-07/1989
Locum GP
* NHS, Stoke-on-Trent Staffs, England 11/1989-03/1990
Senior House Officer in Biochemistry
Pathology Laboratory, University Hospital with 7,000 employees.
Teaching Experience
University of Besancon, Besancon, France 09/2003-12/2009
Instructor
Recognition as a teacher-GP (“Maître de Stage”) for graduate medical students. Tutored, on the
medical practice premises, graduate medical students from PGY1 to PGY3 residents in family
practice.
IT Skills
Have used an EMR system for 15 years.
Use of internet: fluent
Use of windows pc: fluent: can install, re-install, clone, backup an installation, can install programs
and uninstall, modify partitions. Common command line operations.
Twenty years experience.
Hardware: can build a pc from scratch, take apart a desktop or laptop and change parts.
Can use Linux: install and use common programs.
Languages
Fluent in English and French both at home and at work in medicine.
Intermediate in Spanish