Dr. Doria Bouzebra

Dr Doria Bouzebra is an experienced General Practitioner with a specialist interest in rheumatology, musculoskeletal (MSK) health and chronic pain management. Based in North East Lincolnshire, she combines primary care expertise with a community-based approach to managing joint conditions and complex pain presentations. She provides specialist GP consultations through Wolds Medical and has played a leading role in developing an integrated community rheumatology service in partnership with Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust. Her work focuses on improving access to assessment, supporting patients with long-term conditions and reducing the need for avoidable hospital referrals.

Dr Bouzebra's clinical interests include inflammatory and degenerative joint conditions, autoimmune disorders, fibromyalgia and persistent musculoskeletal pain. Her work encompasses the assessment and management of conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout and lupus, alongside joint pain and connective tissue disorders. Through Wolds Medical, she offers specialist GP consultations for rheumatology-related concerns, joint injections and pain management. She also has experience assessing patients with complex symptoms, including joint hypermobility, and coordinating investigations, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and specialist referral when appropriate.

Dr Bouzebra advocates a patient-centred, collaborative approach that recognises the physical, functional and wider personal impact of chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions. Her community-based model emphasises listening carefully to patients, explaining findings and treatment options, and developing practical care plans suited to individual needs. By working closely with consultant rheumatologists and allied healthcare professionals, she supports coordinated care closer to home. Her work on fibromyalgia management also reflects a focus on patient education, holistic support and reducing unnecessary reliance on addictive medication where clinically appropriate.