Our Team

Registrars are fully-qualified Doctors who have chosen General Practice as the career they wish to pursue. They spend one year with us and are closely supervised by Doctors to ensure that they are able to provide care of the same standard as that provided by your Doctor. As part of our training commitment, we also have “FY2” Doctors in our surgeries. These Doctors are not yet fully qualified and join us typically for 3 months as part of their training rotation.

ANPs are highly experienced and educated nurses who are able to assess, investigate, diagnose, and prescribe. They are healthcare professionals educated to Master’s level and have developed the skills and knowledge to allow them to take on expanded roles and scope of practice caring for patients and supporting GPs. ANPs are able to independently prescribe appropriate medication, evaluate or refer to other specialists if necessary.

Clinical pharmacists work as part of the general practice team to improve value and outcomes from medicines and consult with and treat patients directly. This includes providing extra help to manage long-term conditions, advice for those on multiple medicines and better access to health checks. The role is pivotal to improving the quality of care and ensuring patient safety.

Our Practice Nurses work closely with our Doctors and can offer advice on various health problems. They carry out adult and child immunisations, regular healthcare injections, wound care, contraceptive injections, cervical screening, simple and complex dressings. They run specialist clinics for those with asthma, diabetes, heart and lung disease and hypertension, providing up to date life style and health advice and provide a high quality of care in chronic disease management.

Nursing Associates (NAs) are members of the nursing team who help bridge the gap between health and care assistants (HCAs) and registered nurses. They care for people of all ages. They contribute to the core work of nursing, freeing up registered nurses to focus on more complex clinical care.

Our HCA's support our GPs, Advanced Nurse Practitioners and Nurses by performing general nursing duties such as changing dressings, removing stitches, taking blood samples, blood pressure monitoring, electrocardiogram tests (ECG), injections, new patient and carers health checks, NHS health checks, simple injections, flu vaccinations and many more.

General practice assistants support the practice and specifically the GPs by completing administrative tasks and some basic clinical duties.