Dr Finlay Dick is an occupational physician with over 25 years’ experience. He has worked across a range of industry sectors including healthcare, academia, the emergency services and the oil and gas industry.  He first worked in the oil industry with RGIT’s occupational health unit in the early 1990s before joining the University of Aberdeen as a lecturer and subsequently senior lecturer in occupational medicine. For 9 years he was an Honorary Consultant Occupational Physician to NHS Grampian before he returned to the oil industry as senior occupational physician for Capita’s Energy division in Aberdeen. Followed by four years with BP as their North Sea Region occupational physician.

Dr Chris Baird-Clark trained at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London and worked in the NHS as a Registrar in Anaesthetics and ICU, before moving in to 20 years’ service with the Army specialising in Pre-Hospital Emergency Care and General Practice.

Chris was stationed in the UK, Canada, Germany and deployed to Northern Ireland, Iraq, and Afghanistan on active service. Chris retrained during his later years in the Army to become an Occupational Health Physician and practised as a Consultant for 6 years with them. Chris brings extensive experience in remote medicine practice to TAC Healthcare.

Leading the Industrial Hygiene managed service for the TAC Group, Alan is a chartered member of the faculty of occupational hygiene (CMFOH) and is an on-going participant in the CPD scheme. He also holds an MSc in Occupational Hygiene from The University of Manchester. With an in-depth industrial hygiene background of several decades and originally a chemist, Alan worked for BP for 25 years and during his time as Health Manager was responsible for a team of 30 at its peak.

Leading the Mental Health and Wellbeing service for the TAC Group, Craig has worked in the mental health field for 21 years and became an accredited (BABCP) Cognitive Behavioural Therapist (CBT) in 2009, whilst helping set up a psychotherapy service for the NHS for moderate to severe mental health presentations. Craig has a diverse background, including a career in social work whilst in the Royal Navy as well as a career as a qualified Integrative Counsellor. He has also worked with Samaritans for 18 years.

Jenni is a Chartered Physiotherapist with 14 years’ experience of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine.  Having worked for the NHS with both adults and children she specialized in musculoskeletal injuries and sports medicine

After completing a masters qualification in Sports and Exercise Medicine at The University of Glasgow in 2015 she went on to work with several professional clubs, including Aberdeen Football Club.  She has recently completed an extended scope qualification with a Diploma in Injection Therapy with the Society of Orthopaedic Medicine.  This allows her to offer the latest in medical technology with joint and soft tissue injections in combination with our sports medicine team.

Ken has been a consultant general surgeon in Aberdeen for 20 years. His vision for TAC Healthcare is to integrate occupational health into the overall provision of healthcare. Driving efficiency which translates to quicker and better value services for our patients and clients.  TAC Healthcare will provide a dedicated healthcare hub incorporating the right staff who work together with a common aim of providing excellence in healthcare.

Ronan has extensive experience leading company transformations within FTSE 100 and market leading companies, with clients from sectors spanning professional services, oil & gas, healthcare, financial services, and banking. He has been at the forefront of strategic initiatives including mobilisation of one of the first PFIs in Scotland – a 600+ bed acute hospital. He has executed major corporate activities and transactions, including M&A, business divestment, restructuring and dispute resolution.