Dr Selina Shaw is an experienced General Practitioner with a specialist interest in the care of people living with Long Covid and closely related conditions such as ME/CFS, POTS, MCAS and Fibromyalgia. After developing Long Covid herself during the pandemic, Dr Shaw’s personal experience deepened her professional commitment to advancing care for people living with these complex conditions. She combines evidence-based medical practice with a compassionate, person-centred approach to create a bespoke treatment plan for each person. *“…these are life changing conditions that deeply effect every element of a person, I believe people need personalised care from a clinician who really understands them and their needs. I use the latest scientific research to provide the best treatment possible and we work together to optimise health and create a way forward…” Helping people understand their symptoms is key to her approach “once a person has clarity over their health, it gives them back control. There is plenty that be can be done, and guided by the persons wishes, I’ll support them every step of the way to build a tailored treatment plan” Dr Shaw excels in treating complex problems and uses her general practice background look at the whole person “These conditions impact all systems of the body, I’m aiming to optimise everything, that’s how I work, I want the best for every person and to restore as much function and quality of life as we can” Dr Shaw studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge before completing her graduate-entry medical degree at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. She undertook her postgraduate training at the Royal Free Hospital in London and Watford General Hospital, gaining broad experience across a wide range of medical specialties before becoming a GP. With 18 years experience as a doctor, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to addressing complex medical problems. Dr Shaw is an Advisory Board member for Long Covid Support, the UK charity supporting people living with Long Covid. She is an Advisor for the NIHR HERITAGE study, which examines overlaps between ME/CFS and Long Covid and aims to optimise service development. She has contributed to several BMJ publications advocating for improved recognition and research into Long Covid