About Me

Antony Willman is a General Practitioner, medical educator and researcher with a longstanding career in military primary care. He is a Ministry of Defence GP, GP Trainer and Academic Research Fellow, with research interests spanning medical education, women’s health and the delivery of healthcare in military settings. His work has explored practice-based small group learning, consultation and supervision, digital healthcare, perimenopause and reproductive health in the UK Armed Forces. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and holds master’s degrees in Medical Education and Health Research Methods.

I use this site to write about areas that interest me across general practice, medical education and research. Much of my work sits within military primary care, particularly professional learning, women’s and reproductive health, and improving how primary care is delivered. You’ll also find reflections on papers I’ve read, teaching resources, ideas I’m exploring and occasional work in progress.

For my full research record and publications, see my ORCID profile.

ORCID profile: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2050-3345