Your GP surgery team is made up of a range of healthcare professionals with the expertise to help you with your health needs.
Often the perception is that patients have to be treated by a doctor; however this is not always the case as doctors within your GP surgery are supported by a specialist team of nurses, healthcare assistants, clinical pharmacists, advanced nurse practitioners, physician associate and enhanced paramedic practitioners (ECPs).
Doctors
| Dr Patricia McAllister (f) |
| Dr Robert Plate (m) |
| Dr Catherine Strickland (f) |
| Dr Caroline Dollery (f) |
| Dr Nisha Ehamparanathan (f) |
| Dr Bryony Lane (f) |
| Dr Ade Oyewunmi (m) |
| Dr Katie Trathen (f) |
| Dr Ben Brazier (m) |
| Dr Rezwan Khandoker (m) |
| Dr Caroline Fisher (f) |
| Dr Estela Davoodi (f) |
| Dr Rosie Adlington (f) |
Dr Beenish Khan (f)
GP Registrar |
Dr Hsaung Nadi (f)
GP Registrar |
Nurses
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| Nurse Naomi Faluyi |
| Nurse Michelle Lepley |
| Nurse Colette Wilson |
| Nurse Kate Van Den Berg |
| Nurse Angie Story |
Healthcare Assistants
Healthcare Assistants perform a range of clinical duties, like taking blood samples, blood pressure checks , dressings, diabetic foot checks, NHS Health Checks and memory assessments. They work alongside the wider healthcare professional team to provide joined-up care. |
| Lucy Codling |
| Ashleen Calder |
| Vicky Foster |
| Grace Worth |
| Andrea Stead |
Practice Management
Cher Cooper
Operations Manager |
Jackie Ridgewell
Finance Manager |
Leanne Sims
Dispensary Manager |
Jayne Watkin
Office Manager |
Reception
Receptionist – Care Navigators Receptionists form a central part of our practice team. They are all undergoing specialised Primary Care Navigation training to ensure that your appointment is made with the right clinician to help you with your problem. This will include non-clinical concerns as we have a practice based social prescriber and will be very soon hosting Citizen Advice Bureau weekly sessions. They may ask you to give some details about your request for an appointment to make sure you receive the care you need. All information given is strictly confidential. |
Sheila Grace
Reception Manager |
Physician Assistants
Neil Humber
Emergency Care Practitioner Paramedic Practitioners or Emergency Care Practitioners carry out home visits and give advice over the phone to patients unable to travel to the surgery. They can see patients with minor illness and infections at the surgery. ECPs at the Beacon Health Group play a vital role in supporting the doctors to look after our patients receiving palliative care or nearing the end of life. |
Christopher Chapman
Emergency Care Practitioner Paramedic Practitioners or Emergency Care Practitioners carry out home visits and give advice over the phone to patients unable to travel to the surgery. They can see patients with minor illness and infections at the surgery. ECPs at the Beacon Health Group play a vital role in supporting the doctors to look after our patients receiving palliative care or nearing the end of life. |
Andrea Larner
Emergency Care Practitioner Paramedic Practitioners or Emergency Care Practitioners carry out home visits and give advice over the phone to patients unable to travel to the surgery. They can see patients with minor illness and infections at the surgery. ECPs at the Beacon Health Group play a vital role in supporting the doctors to look after our patients receiving palliative care or nearing the end of life. |
Ian Lepley
Advanced Nurse Practitioner Nurse Practitioners are highly-trained professionals and can undertake complex reviews of patients, just like GPs. They can assess symptoms and build a picture of a patient's condition, treat minor health problems, infections, minor injuries and prescribe medication where necessary. |
Samantha Marriott
Physicians Associate Physician associates are clinically trained, generalist healthcare professionals, who work alongside doctors and provide medical care as an integral part of the multidisciplinary team. Similar to a GP, they provide medical care to all patients, including diagnosing illness, management of ongoing conditions and analysing test results. They are able to deal with any age or illness, and have a senior doctor supervisor on hand for advice if needed. |
Pharmacists
Fatema Dossa
Pharmacist
Clinical Pharmacists are becoming more commonplace in GP practices and are qualified professionals whose skills include reviewing medications for patients who have long term conditions. They can also treat minor illnesses and refer patients onto other services. |
Rizwan Siddiqi
Pharmacist
Clinical Pharmacists are becoming more commonplace in GP practices and are qualified professionals whose skills include reviewing medications for patients who have long term conditions. They can also treat minor illnesses and refer patients onto other services. |
Silvia Michalek
Pharmacist
Clinical Pharmacists are becoming more commonplace in GP practices and are qualified professionals whose skills include reviewing medications for patients who have long term conditions. They can also treat minor illnesses and refer patients onto other services. |
Uday Bhogaita
Pharmacist
Clinical Pharmacists are becoming more commonplace in GP practices and are qualified professionals whose skills include reviewing medications for patients who have long term conditions. They can also treat minor illnesses and refer patients onto other services. |