Dr Victoria Pennock

Dr Victoria Pennock is an experienced Consultant Paediatrician dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate care for infants, children, and young people. She specialises in general and community paediatric medicine, ensuring that young patients receive thorough clinical evaluations and supportive care tailored to their individual developmental needs. Dr Pennock adopts a patient-centred approach that focuses on building trust with families and delivering clear, reassuring guidance throughout every stage of a child's health journey.

Her clinical expertise encompasses a wide range of paediatric health concerns, including general paediatric care, community paediatrics, and dedicated safeguarding assessments. Dr Pennock has a strong clinical focus on child protection medical assessments, multi-agency safeguarding protocols, and the implementation of robust service standards to protect vulnerable patients. In addition to her safeguarding work, her areas of interest include the evaluation and management of childhood neurological conditions, such as reflex anoxic seizures and syncope, as well as paediatric dermatological presentations and acute childhood illnesses.

Dr Pennock completed her medical degree and undertook extensive specialist training in paediatric medicine, gaining comprehensive experience across hospital and community healthcare settings. She maintains active professional engagement with leading medical bodies, aligning her clinical practice with guidelines set by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH). Her commitment to clinical audit and research ensures that her practice reflects the latest evidence-based standards in paediatric healthcare.

Through her ongoing dedication to clinical quality improvement and patient safety, Dr Pennock works collaboratively with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to advance standards of care. She remains passionate about delivering holistic, empathetic care that supports both the immediate medical requirements and long-term well-being of young patients and their families.