Doctors
| Name | Qualification | Position | M/F | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Roger Dykins | MBBS (Newcastle 1991) MRCGP, DRCOG | Roger is a full-time partner and GP Trainer with special interests in dermatology and mental health. He is the practice lead for finance and education. His spare time is taken up with music, books and family life. | Male |  |
| Dr Sally Parkin | MBBS (Newcastle 2002) MRCGP | Sally is a part-time Partner and GP Trainer working 3 and a half days a week with interests in palliative care and minor surgery. Sally is the practice lead for respiratory medicine, prescribing and research. | Female |  |
| Dr Ashleigh Willins | MBBS(Newcastle 2002) MRCGP, DRCOG, DFFP, DCH | Ashleigh is a part-time GP Partner working 3 days a week. She has special interest in child health and women's health. She registered to fit contraceptive coils and implants. She also takes an active role in medical student teaching. Ashleigh enjoys walking, music and spending time with her family. | Female |  |
| Dr Neil Stanley | MBBS(Newcastle 2004) MRCGP, MRCP | Neil is a full time GP Partner with interests in musculoskeletal disease, adult medicine and chronic disease management. He is trained to undertake joint and soft tissue injections. Neil enjoys spending his free time with his wife and sons and also enjoys golf and cricket. | Male |  |
| Dr Tom Schatzberger | MBBS (Newcastle 2004) MRCGP | Tom works full time in the practice having joined the Partnership in August 2016. He is the Practice Lead for patients with Learning Disabilities and is trained to do joint injections and cryosurgery. | Male |  |
| Dr Robert Barker | MBBS (Newcastle 2007), MRCP | Rob became a part-time GP partner in August 2017, after having worked as a GP Registrar at Corbridge for two years. He also works as a researcher at Newcastle University on projects related to his interests in elderly care and care homes. | Male |  |
| Dr Jack Streeter | Jack is a GP Registrar who is undertaking academic research alongside his GP vocational training. He will be working with us on Mondays and Fridays until July 2019. | Male |  | |
| Dr Nam Udani | Nam is a Hospital Doctor who is in her second Foundation Year (F2) of training and is on placement with the practice until March 2019. | Female |  |
Practice nurses
| Name | Qualification | Position | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sister Karen Jose | RGN Dip HS | Practice Nurse - Karen is our nurse lead for Diabetes, Coronary Heart Disease, Hypertension and Stroke. She also provides our travel health services, cervical screening tests and ECGs. Karen also provides coil checks and pill checks. |  |
| Sister Janet Drinkwater | RGN | Practice Nurse - Janet is our nurse lead for Asthma and COPD. She also provides travel health advice, cervical cytology screening, weight monitoring and childhood immunisations. |  |
| Sister Anne Maddison | RGN | Practice Nurse - Anne provides annual monitoring reviews for Asthma, CHD and Hypertension. She is our Lead Nurse for patients with Learning Disabilities and is also able to do Cervical Screening, ECG recording, NHS Healthchecks and Primary Prevention reviews for those patients who are at increased risk of heart disease. |  |
| Debbi Baird | Healthcare Assistant - Debbi is our Healthcare Assistant and provides a full phlebotomy service (i.e. blood testing) for the practice. Debbi also does ECG recording at GP's request and will also check heights and weights. |  | |
| Louise Leonard | Louise is a member of our Reception team who has undertaken special training to enable her to take blood samples. She now provides a phlebotomy clinic on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. |  |
Additional heathcare staff
| Name | Qualification | Position | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charlie Pinkney | Midwife | ||
| Kim Knapton | Health Visitor | ||
| Sara Welstead | Nursery Nurse | ||
| Sue Scott | Podiatry | ||
| Margaret Craig | Podiatry Assistant | ||
| Carolyn Jackson | Dietician |
Practice manager
| Name | Qualification | Position | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Julie Johnston | BSc(Hons) Dip EM | Practice Manager - Julie is responsible for the management of the practice which involves the finances, personnel, IT systems, communication with patients as well as the liaison with neighbouring practices and Northumberland CCG. The Practice Manager should be the first point of contact for patients wishing to register a complaint, suggestions for improvement or constructive feedback. |  |
| Nicola Lamb | Reception Manager - Nicola is responsible for the management of the reception team, ensuring that reception is adequately manned at all times, she manages the appointments system, identifying potential problems when clinicians are on leave etc. and she also provides administrative support for many of our recall systems such as diabetes and childhood immunisations. |  | |
| Joyce Dickinson | Practice Administrator - Joyce is responsible for much of the financial support required by the practice, generating invoices, administering the payroll and keeping the practice accounts updated and reconciled. She is also the health and safety lead for the practice and arranges maintenance and repairs to the health centre building and equipment. |  |
Practice staff
| Name | Qualification | Position | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kath | Receptionist | ||
| Clare | Receptionist/Dispenser | ||
| Megan | Receptionist | ||
| Shauna | Receptionist | ||
| Helen | Dispenser | ||
| Vanessa | Dispenser | ||
| Gillian | Dispenser | ||
| Sarah | Practice Medicines Manager | ||
| Lorraine | Medical Secretary | ||
| Susan | Audio typist/Admin Assistant | ||
| Angela | Admin Assistant | ||
| Julie | Admin Assistant |
Visiting Consultants and Doctors
| Name | Qualification | Position | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Will Innes | Will Innes is a consultant Medical Ophthalmologist employed by the Newcastle Upon Tyne NHS foundation trust. On Mondays he brings a team from the Newcastle Eye Centre to the health centre to run a subspecialist eye clinic. The team use a state of the art eye scanner and two specially equipped treatment rooms to deliver specialist macular assessment and treatment in the community once a week. |  |
