REGISTERED MANAGER

Anthony Saiger

Anthony began his career in 1997 as an NHS Support Worker before qualifying as a Nurse in 2003. Since then, Anthony has built a wealth of expertise across acute and PICU mental health services, young people’s substance misuse services, and community mental health as a CPN.In 2009, Anthony became a Non-Medical Prescriber and Advanced Practitioner, leading clinics and supporting service users with personalised care and treatment plans. Anthony’s leadership journey has included roles as a Community Mental Health Team Manager and later a Senior Manager, with responsibility for a wide range of services including Veterans’ Services, Primary Care, Eating Disorders, and Rehabilitation.More recently, Anthony successfully opened and led a service to a ‘Good’ rating in the independent sector, and now join’s us at Chase Park as of April 2026.

DEPUTY MANAGER
Donna Finlay

Donna has significant experience working within the care sector. She started her career working at Chase Park in 2008 as a nightshift Support Worker; due to opportunities for personal development and progression offered by the Chase Park team, she was successful in securing internal promotions and became a Senior Support Worker followed by a Team Leader. In August 2021, Donna was appointed as Non–Clinical Deputy Manager at Chase Park.

CLINICAL LEAD
Alina Inta

Alina studied for her degree at the University of Medicine & Pharmacy in Romania and qualified as a Registered General Nurse in 1998. Alina has over 24 years’ experience working in a health care setting, 17 years of which were based within the Ambulance Service in Romania, administering first aid in multiple situations & closely collaborating with the Accident & Emergency Department. Alina has a wide range of knowledge & excellent nursing skills. Over the past seven years, she has worked in the United Kingdom as a Registered Nurse and in 2019, Alina secured the role of Clinical Lead at Chase Park, leading and developing the nursing team.

CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST
Dr Sophie Williams

Dr Sophie Williams is a Clinical Neuropsychologist specialising in neurorehabilitation since qualifying in 2008. As such, her professional goal is to support adults with acquired brain injury to achieve their optimal level of independence, participation in valued activities and improved wellbeing. Having worked with specialist multi-disciplinary teams (MDT) in acute settings and specialist neuro-rehabilitation services (inpatient and community) she has experience of the psychological and neurological challenges faced by adults with brain injuries and their families at all stages of their journey. Within Chase Park, her goal is to: 1) develop safe and strong therapeutic relationships with residents and 2) work closely with the MDT and care staff to apply evidence-based assessments and interventions to support residents’ psychological adjustment and ongoing progress towards their long-term rehabilitation goals.