MB BS MA (Oxford & King's 1994) MRCGP DRCOG DFRSH 

Special Interests - Mental Health & Diabetes

GP Partner

GP Trainer, KUMEC GP Tutor

MB BS FRCS MRCGP DRCOG MScIT (UMDS, Guys, London) 1992

Special Interests - Musculoskeletal Disorders & Minor Surgery

GP Partner

BSc MB BS MRCPCH MRCGP Kings College (London) 2001

Special Interest - Paediatrics

GP Partner

GP Trainer, KUMEC GP Tutor

MB BS (King's College London), MRCGP (2015), MSc (SEM), PgC (MSK Ultrsound) PgC (Healthcare Practice)

Special Interest - Musculosketal/Sports Medicine including Ultrasound & Mental Health

Salaried GP

Doctor at Arsenal Football Club Academy

Salaried GP

Salaried GP

GP Registrar

GP Trainee

GP Trainee

Nurse Lead Claire Piper

Nurse Christie Amuni

Nurse Sue Brawn

Nurse Mandy Cordiner

Nurse Folly Golding

Nursing Assistant Juliet Barnard

The Management Partner is involved in all of the business aspects of the Practice such as making sure that the right systems are in place to provide a high quality of patient care, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises and equipment and information technology. She is responsible for investigating and responding to patient complaints. The Management Partner also supports the GPs and other medical professionals in delivering patient services and helps to develop services to enhance patient care.

The District Nursing Team is provided by Oxleas NHS Trust.

There is a team of District Nursing Staff attached to the Practice with an out of hours rota providing a wide range of Nursing care to housebound patients. Referal is by the Doctors and Practice Nurses and liason from acute hospital services when required at hospital discharge.

The community nursing team is made up of:

• District nurses
• Staff nurses
• Healthcare Care Assistants

Examples of care provided include:

• Assessment and management of complex, chronic and acute nursing needs
• Advice on bladder and bowel control (continence management)
• Medicine management
• Wound assessment and care
• Health Education and Promotion
• Advice regarding feeding
• Acute and long term conditions i.e. diabetes
• Palliative care (end of life care)
• Post operative treatment and care

A health visitor is a registered nurse who has received training particularly related to babies, children and pregnant women. Their role is to provide families with children under five years old with support and advice around the general aspects of mental, physical and social wellbeing.

First Contact Physiotherapist

Mental Health Practitioner

Dietician