Our Practice Team

Salaried GPs

GP partners not only deliver clinical care but also take responsibility for the wider running of the practice. They manage staff, oversee finances, and ensure the smooth day to day operation of the surgery. Because they are joint owners of the business, they carry greater accountability but also have the freedom to shape how the practice is organised and how services are developed to best meet the needs of their patients and the local community.

GP Registrar

A GP Registrar is a doctor in the final stage of their general practice training, working within a GP surgery under the supervision of an accredited GP trainer. This year long post completes a five year pathway to qualifying as a fully trained GP in the UK.

Senior Practice Nurse

Our Senior Practice Nurse can undertake many tasks previously undertaken by a doctor, including diagnosis and treatments for acute and long-term conditions except for mental health and is an independent prescriber so can prescribe treatment if appropriate

Practice Nurses

Our practice nurses work in the treatment room and typically will deal with immunisations holiday advice, vaccinations, blood tests, dressings, removal of stitches, hearing tests, cervical smear tests, health promotion clinics and general advice. They are also available to offer contraceptive advice on contraceptive matters.

Nursing Associate

A Nursing Associate is a new member of the nursing team in England. This role is designed to help bridge the gap between healthcare assistants and registered nurse.

Health Care Assistant

The practice employs two health care assistants who have special training to allow them to undertake some of tasks traditionally undertaken by practice nurses. The health care assistants are also trained smoking advisors.

Management

The Business Manager, Practice Manager and Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that our surgery runs smoothly and efficiently. They are responsible for the administration of the surgery. If you experience any difficulties with arrangements or have any suggestions for improving our services, please arrange to discuss these with her.

Reception

Our Reception team is usually your first point of contact with the Practice, whether you call us or visit the Reception desk. All our receptionists are fully trained and experienced, and you will find them friendly, polite, and approachable. They are here to help you in any way they can and to assist you as efficiently as possible.
The Reception area can become very busy at times, especially when several patients arrive or call at once. We genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding if this occasionally causes a delay in assisting you.

Secretaries/Admin Support

Our Secretaries and Admin Support team work behind the scenes to keep the Practice running smoothly. They manage essential tasks such as processing referrals, maintaining medical records, supporting clinical staff, and ensuring accurate communication with hospitals and other services. They may contact you about hospital appointments, routine check ups, or bookings made through the Choose and Book system. The team is experienced, well trained, and focused on working efficiently and with attention to detail. Their workload can be particularly heavy at times, and we appreciate your patience if this occasionally leads to delays in completing tasks or responding to enquiries.

Clinical Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians and Pharmacy Support

Our Clinical Pharmacists and Pharmacy team play an important role within the Practice, using their specialist knowledge of medicines to support patients and clinicians. They carry out structured medication reviews for people with ongoing health conditions and help to improve safety, health outcomes, and the effective use of medicines through a personalised, patient centred approach. The pharmacy support worker works closely with the Clinical Pharmacist and wider clinical team to ensure that prescribing across the Practice is safe, efficient, and well coordinated.