Our Team

ANPs are highly experienced and educated nurses who are able to assess, investigate, diagnose, and prescribe. They are healthcare professionals educated to Master’s level and have developed the skills and knowledge to allow them to take on expanded roles and scope of practice caring for patients and supporting GPs. They are autonomous in making decisions based on assessment, diagnosis and interpretation of test results. ANPs are able to independently prescribe appropriate medication, evaluate or refer to other specialists if necessary.

Our Prescribing Nurse Practitioners play an important role in supporting the Duty Doctor and the wider clinical team. They provide assessment and management of a range of acute and ongoing health concerns, helping patients access timely care while ensuring appropriate GP oversight when needed. Their responsibilities include: Assessing patients presenting with minor illness and acute health concerns. Taking clinical histories and carrying out examinations. Requesting and reviewing appropriate investigations such as blood tests. Prescribing medication within their scope of practice and competence. Providing advice, treatment, and self-care guidance to patients. Reviewing patients with long-term conditions where appropriate. Identifying patients who require escalation and discussing cases with the Duty Doctor. Referring patients to other services or clinicians when necessary. Our Nurse Practitioners work closely alongside the Duty Doctor, seeking advice and support for more complex presentations and ensuring patients receive the most appropriate level of care. This collaborative approach helps improve access to appointments while maintaining safe, high-quality patient care. The role is designed to complement GP services, allowing the Duty Doctor to focus on more complex and higher-risk cases while ensuring patients with appropriate clinical needs can be assessed and treated promptly.

Physician Associates are medically trained, generalist healthcare professionals, who work alongside doctors and provide medical care as an integral part of the multidisciplinary team. Physician associates are practitioners working with a dedicated medical supervisor, but are able to work autonomously with appropriate support.

Clinical pharmacists work as part of the general practice team to improve value and outcomes from medicines and consult with and treat patients directly. This includes providing extra help to manage long-term conditions, advice for those on multiple medicines and better access to health checks. The role is pivotal to improving the quality of care and ensuring patient safety. Having clinical pharmacists in GP practices means that GPs can focus their skills where they are most needed, for example on diagnosing and treating patients with more complex conditions. This helps GPs to manage the demands on their time.

Our Practice Nurses work closely with our Doctors and can offer advice on various health problems. They carry out adult and child immunisations, regular healthcare injections, wound care, contraceptive injections, cervical screening, simple and complex dressings.  They run specialist clinics for those with asthma, diabetes, heart and lung disease and hypertension, providing up to date life style and health advice and provide a high quality of care in chronic disease management.

Our HCA's support our GPs, Advanced Nurse Practitioners and Nurses by performing general nursing duties such as changing dressings, removing stitches, taking blood samples, blood pressure monitoring, electrocardiogram tests (ECG), injections, new patient and carers health checks, NHS health checks, ear-syringing, simple injections, flu vaccinations and many more.

Quality Assurance Assistant Our Quality Assurance Assistant is dedicated to helping the practice provide the highest standard of care. They manage safeguarding matters, handle complaints and feedback, review learning events, and work with the team to continually improve our services. Their role is essential in promoting patient safety, learning from experience, and ensuring we meet the needs of our patients.

The Business Intelligence Team undertakes a range of complex administrative duties, including secretarial responsibilities, the accurate and detailed coding of all incoming medical documents, and the coordination and management of patient recall systems to ensure timely reviews, monitoring, and compliance with clinical and contractual requirements for chronic disease management and preventative care.

The Medical Administration Team is responsible for delivering efficient and effective administrative support within the practice. Key duties include managing reception services, handling telephone calls, registering and deregistering patients, processing repeat prescription requests, and maintaining accurate patient records. The team is also responsible for scanning and uploading all incoming documentation into Anima, ensuring information is processed promptly and made available to the relevant clinical staff.