Our Staff

Doctors

  • DR MICHAEL MAGILL

    MBChB 1990 Birmingham DRCOG MRCGP PG Cert Med Ed

    GP Trainer

  • DR JAMES SWALLOW

    MBChB 1989 Birmingham

    Care of the Elderly, Long Term Conditions, South East Shropshire Primary Care Network Clinical Director

  • DR JONATHAN TATTON

    MBChB Birmingham 2007 MRCGP

    Diabetes

  • DR AARON TINDALL

    MBChB Birmingham 2006 MRCGP

    Paediatrics, ENT, GP Trainer

  • DR STUART WRIGHT

    MBChB 1989 Birmingham

    Care of the Elderly, Minor Ops, Dermatology

  • DR STEPHEN YELL

    MBChB Birmingham 2001

    Minor Ops.

  • DR GWEN POTTER

    MBChB 2000 University of Birmingham

    Diabetes, Learning Disability, Contraception, Long Term Conditions

  • DR RAVI RAJA

    MBChB Leeds 2013

  • DR JESSICA GIBBONS

    MBBS 2004 London MRCGP DRCOG

  • DR HAYLEY MILLAR

    MBChB 2000 Birmingham MRCGP DRCOG DFFP

  • DR AMELIA REYNOLDS

    BM BS 2015 University of Nottingham

  • DR ELIZABETH HIGHTON

    MB BS 2016 Kings College London

  • DR ADEBISI OKELEJI

    MB BS 2015 University of Ibadan

  • DR RACHAEL HAYHURST

    MB ChB 2016 University of Edinburgh

  • DR CLAIRE LEAROYD

    MB ChB 2001 University of Birmingham

Nurse Practitioner

Nurse practitioners deliver advanced nursing care to their patients. They provide preventive care, diagnose health conditions and manage treatment for people in their care.

  • JULIE COLE

  • BECKIE CARR

Nurses

Practice Nurses are qualified and regiatered nurses. Their responsibilities include administering vaccinations, performing cervical screenings, family planning, wound care, and offering health education and lifestyle advice.

  • CATHERINE INSTONE

  • DEBRA LANE

  • NICOLA GROOM

  • JANETTE COLE

Healthcare Assistants

Our Healthcare Assistants are vital members of the clinical team, supporting patients and clinicians to ensure seamless care delivery. HCAs perform a range of tasks, including taking blood samples, checking vital signs, administering basic health checks, and assisting with wound care. HCAs play a key role in promoting health and well-being, providing patients with education on managing conditions, and supporting them through routine appointments often acting as chaperones if required.

  • AMANDA TIMMINGTON

  • WENDY HINTON

  • KATE KNOWLES

  • KATHRYN HOLLAND

  • ROSE DUDLEY

Phlebotomists

Our Phlebotomy team in primary care are skilled healthcare professionals responsible for drawing blood samples from patients for diagnostic testing. They ensure that samples are collected safely, efficiently, and with minimal discomfort to the patient.

Reception

Receptionists provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries. They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query. Receptionists make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses. They also perform other important tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries, dealing with financial claims, dealing with patient records and carrying out searches and practice audits.

Community & Care Co-ordinator

Zoe Blackham - This service is to assist patients of any age in need of help, support and advice by offering a signposting service. Examples: Care advice, transport, debt, benefits, financial support, local support groups, volunteer liaising, social isolation, pendant alarms, carer support, equipment, care plans, housing, etc.