Clinicians

Doctors

We are a training practice and sometimes the partners are assisted by a general practice registrar. The registrar is an experienced doctor intending on specialising in general practice. He or she will be working with the team on a temporary basis.

Locum Doctors

From time to time we employ locum doctors to cover for periods of partner absence. These doctors all have the MRCGP exam and we try to use the same doctors. We encourage you to see these doctors and not to wait for the return of your own doctor.

Practice Nurses

Our practice nurses are available every day, by appointment.  You can ask the receptionist for an appointment to see the nurse without seeing the doctor first, but the nurse may need to consult a doctor about your problem if your condition requires it. Our nurses are qualified to deal with minor injuries, dressings, ear syringing, leg ulcers, sprains, BP checks, cuts, vaccinations (and advice), children’s’ immunisations (we provide a full immunisation service for babies and children), cervical smears, etc.  They run Well man and Well Women clinics and help look after patients with long term illnesses, including asthma, heart disease and diabetes. They can organise tests for diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol and many other conditions and can offer advice on diet, healthy living, alcohol, smoking, minor illnesses and family planning.

Clinical Services Director

Dermatology Nurse Specialist

Philip Watkins is our in-house Dermatology Nurse Specialist.

Community Nurses

Community nurses attached to the practice visit patients who are confined to their homes and need nursing assistance. This may be arranged with the doctor. The hospital will normally arrange for a sister to call on these patients discharged early who still require nursing treatment at home.

Community Midwives

Lucy

Anne Moylan

Based at St. Helier Hospital and run an antenatal clinic at the Practice every Thursday, 1.30 – 3.45 p.m. at the surgery.

Health Visitors

Nicola Brown

Claire Carroll

Sharon Wright

The health visitors can give advice on healthcare, particularly for expectant mothers, small children, the elderly and the handicapped. If you have a problem affecting your health she can put you in touch with sources of help. The health visitor may be contacted at the surgery on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday pm, and at the Wilson Clinic at other times by phoning 020 8648 2650.

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