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Practice Team

Doctor

Paul Hutchinson

Practice Manager
I.T. Manager

Lis Stackhouse
Keith Anning

Receptionists

 

Ann McCreadie
Barbara Hughes
Maggie Tolkien
Rosemary Clarke

Keith Anning
Clerical Assistant Molly Richardson

Nurse Practitioner

Jacquie Phare

Practice Nurses
 

Lorraine Richardson
Christine Clarke

Sharron Brett
Health Care Assistant Kelly Taylor (maternity leave until autumn 08)

Health Visitor

Veronica Bray

Midwife - Hera Team

Jane Fowler
Occupational Therapist Jane Mather

Community Nurses

Julie McHenry - Zone Leader
We share a Community / District Nursing team with Chelston Hall Surgery,

Parkhill Surgery, Abbey Road Surgery and Shiphay Manor Surgery

Health Care Assistant Sarah Riley
Community Phlebotomist Anne Baker
Community Matron Carmen Millan
Community Psychiatric Nurse Anna Turner

Counsellor

Gay Hamilton
GP Liaison CPN Kieren McCaffrey
Carers Co-ordinator

Sally Corbishley
Friends of Old Mill Voluntary Group Sally Corbishley
Cilla Lea
Citizens' Advice Andy Baxter

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Nurse Practitioner: Jacquie is able to consult with you on a wide variety of ailments. A Nurse Practitioner is a specialist nurse who has undertaken further study. This enables her to take on some of the traditional roles of the family doctor. She is able to diagnose and treat patients, prescribe appropriate medication, arrange investigations and make referrals to a hospital specialist, by offering advice on the phone or by appointment. This therefore gives much support to the Doctor and helps to provide a speedier service to patients.
 
Practice Nurse Appointments: Our nurses provide a wide range of nursing and health promotion services.  You can make an appointment without seeing the doctor.
  

Health Care Assistant / Student Nurse: Sharron, our Student Nurse, and Kelly, our Health Care Assistant, are able to take blood for routine blood tests, do blood pressure tests and ECGs.  They can also do spirometry (lung function tests), change dressings and give advice about stopping smoking.
 

Last updated 19 August 2008