Doctors
Dr Andrew Davies
MBBS (Royal Free London 1990) T(GP), FPC, DipIMC (RCSEd), LLM, GMC No 3330948
Dr Davies' main interests are medical law and pre-hospital immediate care. He is a responder for the ambulance service.
Dr Janice Thomson
MBChB (Dundee 1990), MRCGP, DRCOG, GMC No 3494394
Dr Thomson has interests in women's health and chronic respiratory disease.
Dr Maggie Fardon
MBBS (UCH, London 1987), MRCGP, GMC No 3262687
Dr Fardon is interested in women's and child health, family planning and orthopaedic medicine.
Dr Eno Oluwole
MBBS (Lagos 1990), DRCOG, DFSRH, GMC No. 4676887
Dr Oluwole's main interests are in family planning and women's health, and in chronic kidney disease.
Dr Rathicah Kuhan
MBBS (2000 Srilanka) DRCOG, MRCGP, GMC No 6066287
Dr Kuhan is interested in Chronic Disease and Women's Health.
Dr Vani Chinta
MBBS (India 2002), MRCGP DRCOG DFFP, GMC No. 6067287
Dr Chintas' main interest is family planning.
Dr John Ashcroft
BM, BS (Nottingham 1987), BMedSci, MRCGP, GMC No 3248562
Dr Ashcroft has interests in cardiovascular medicine, diabetes and family planning.
Dr Helen Zaklama
MbChb, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFSRH. GMC no 6105154
Dr Zaklama has interests in family planning, women's health, weight management
Trainee GPs
GP registrars are active team members with a full part in the work of the surgeries, seeing patients, doing telephone consultations, home visits and attending practice meetings.
They tend to have 4-12 month placements with the surgery. Their work is supervised by our approved GP trainer (Dr Zaklama), but you will find much of the time
they are consulting patients independently. It is a vital part of their learning that they experience the various challenges of general practice,
in addition to regular joint/observed surgeries and teaching sessions with their trainers.
You may be asked for your permission to video your consultation (excluding clinical examinations) in order that this recording can be used in a teaching session between
GP trainer and GP registrar. These recordings are deleted immediately after use, and permission can be refused prior to OR after a recording has taken place.
Your refusal will not affect your treatment in any way.
You will be informed at the point of booking your appointment if your consultation will be with a GP registrar.
You can still choose to consult with another doctor of your choosing at the practice, but to do so may require you to wait longer for a consultation.
We would stress that all aspects of general practice, including training, are governed by rules of strict confidentiality
Clinical Pharmacy Team
Julie is our senior clinical pharmacist and the prescribing lead for the practice. she sees patients for face to face appointments, and telephone medication reviews. Kirsty is our pharmacy technician. her primary role is to reconcile medication when care is transferred between hospital and general practice settings. both Julie and Kirsty help to improve safe prescribing within the practice. they can help to resolve medication queries and are available to speak to by telephone when necessary.
Julie Cox
Senior Clinical Pharmacist
Kirsty Hunt
Pharmacy Technician
Advance Nurse Practitioners
Debbie Wheeler
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Jodie Anderson
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Helen Cross
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Nurses
The practice nurses are available to offer professional advice. They deal with chronic disease management, dressings, removal of stitches, holiday/childhood vaccinations, ear syringing, blood tests, cervical smears and run several clinics. They also assist the doctors with examinations.
Wenda Cannon
Practice Nurse
Lead Practice Nurse.
I have been a practice nurse for 18 years. I was a District nurse for 10 years in Ilkeston prior to that, and have always worked in Ilkeston
I have a keen interest in Diabetes , Respiratory and women's health .
In my spare time I love walking my Pug and I am also a keen Derby County fan .
Carole Oldfield
Practice Nurse
Samantha Whiting
Practice Nurse
Abi Johnson
Practice Nurse
Lyndsey Currie
Student Nursing Associate
Healthcare Assistants
Our healthcare assistants is able to help with a wide range of services including the following: smoking cessation, well-persons clinics, weight clinics, blood tests, blood pressures, dressings, sutures and staple removal, minor illnesses, new patient checks, and helping with medical and other procedures.
Phlebotomists
Amanda Johnson
Phlebotomist
I have worked for the NHS for 30 years. My favourite sport is icy hockey, I am a keen Nottingham Panthers fan.
Pat Beer
Phlebotomist
I've been a Phlebotomist for 8 years, recently working at Royal Derby Hospital. My hobbies are walking and zumba, and I like spending time with my family and friends.
Practice Management
The practice manager is involved in managing 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. The practice manager supports the GPs and other medical professionals with delivering patient services and also helps to develop extended services to enhance patient care.
Anna Bednarska
Practice Manager
Eileen Wheatley
Administration Manager
Shelley Cullen
Reception Manager
Administration
Our administration team deal with things such as referrals, record summarising and appointment rotas. The team comprises
Carole, Rhona, Ruth, Caren, Stacey, and Claire,
Reception
Tracey, Karen, Angela, Hayley, Marie, Linda, Terri, Gemma, Katie, Sarah, Rebekah, Debbie, Aimee, and Heather
Community Midwives
The midwife gives 24 hour emergency cover to ladies antenatally and postnatally. She offers care and guidance during pregnancy, delivery and the postnatal period. In addition support is given to families with difficulties.
Community Nurses
The team consists of Sisters, Staff Nurses, Enrolled and Auxiliary Nurses. Their duties include visiting patients in their homes, offering professional advice, assessing patients’ needs and providing nursing treatment.
Health Visitors
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.