Doctors
Dr James Barratt
Qualifications
MBBS 1983
MRCGP 1989
Diploma Community Child Health 1991
Diploma Occupational Health 2013
Dr Afshan Butt
Qualifications
MBBS, CCT in General Practice, Diploma in Sexual & Reproductive Care
Locum GP`s
Dr Arshad Latif
Dr Juliet Avoseh
Dr Maria Adeel
Dr Stephen Baird
Dr Erum Shafique
Dr Farooq Pirwani
Dr Farzana Mahmood
Dr Shahida Butt
Dr Kumundini Gamalath
Nurse Practitioners
Lucy Edwards
Marie Taylor
(Trainee) Becky Portess,
LocumNurse Practitioners
Heather Beer
Melissa Reynolds
Amanda Burton
Rosemary Scott
Clinical Pharmacists
Layo Ogunremi
Kashif Aasi
Senior Administrator to The Nursing Team
Trudy Van Haren
Practice Nurses
Lesley, Sarah, Jemma, Amy, Janice, Michelle, Karen
Practice Nurse work is varied and includes; Chronic Disease clinics, vaccinations, cervical smears, childhood immunisations and dressings all by appointment.
Health Care Assistants
Mel, Debbie, Paula, Tammy and Maggie
Our health care support workers carry out phlebotomy (blood tests), new patient checks, NHS health checks, urine testing, ECGs, weight advice, spirometry and B12 injections. Maggie and Mel run our warfarin management clinics and Tammy is the surgery's smoking cessation advisor.
Practice Manager
Mark Shaw
Our Practice Manager has overall responsibility for the Practice and supports a team of experienced clinical and administrative staff.
Finance Manager
Wendy Brady
Our finance manager supports the practice manager with an overview of practice finances.
Reception Team
Mike Hilton, Carole Burton, Sally James, Anna Mazikowska, Michaela Reeson, James Brown, Susan Griffen, Magda Shaw, Elaine Smith, Tracey Hopkinson, Lucy Hall, Suzie Wilkinson
Administration Team
Jo Taylor - Admin Manager, Julie Mitchum, Zoe Taylor, Georgina Mayfield, Wendy Ridge, Kornelia Cebula, Amy Gott, Hayley Severn.
Secretarial Team
Hilary Khan - Lead Secretary, Michelle Taylor, Sharon Davis, Di Knight.
Housekeeping
Vicky Maskell
Community Nurses
The Community Nursing team work under Lincolnshire Community Health Services and visit patients at home who are physically unable to leave their homes to attend appointments. The nurses provide care to meet a variety of health needs including wound care, advice regarding continence, medication administration and care for palliative patients at the end of their lives. The team works in partnership with patients and their families by offering health education and are able to refer to other agencies for support. The Community Nurses run clinics based at two of the town surgeries to provide wound care, Leg Ulcer management and removal of sutures for patients who are not housebound and are able to get to a surgery. You can make a referral for Community Nursing assistance on 0300 123 4868.
If you are new to the area and wish to register with a doctor, call at reception with your medical card and the receptionist will book a new registration appointment for you with one of the GP's or the Practice Nurse. If you cannot find your medical card the receptionist will give you a form to complete. Please remember that our receptionists have a very difficult and demanding job.
If you do appear to be kept waiting or appear to be asked one or two personal questions, we know you will understand that the receptionists are carrying out instructions to help you get the best from the practice and to help the practice run smoothly. You may be asked for some general details concerning your symptoms when requesting an urgent appointment or home visit. Please be assured that this information is treated in the strictest confidence and is only requested to offer you the appropriate service and to enable the doctor to plan home visits according to the urgency of the request