MBChB (Aberdeen 1978) MRCP FRCGP DRCOG

MBChB (Dundee 1983) FRCGP DRCOG DFSRH Dip Palliative Medicine

MBChB (Aberdeen 1985) MRCGP DRCOG

MBChB (Dundee 1986) MRCGP DCCH Dip OBS

MBChB (Aberdeen 2005) BSc Med Sci, MRCGP

Salaried GP's

MBBS (Newcastle Upon Tyne 2003) MRCP MRCGP  DFFP DRCOG

MBChB (Edinburgh 1988) FRCGP Dip Palliative Medicine

MBChB (Aberdeen 2012), MRCGP, DFSRH, DRCOG

MBChB (Aberdeen 2012), MPharms (Aberdeen 2007),MRCGP

BMBS (2011 Peninsula Medical School) MRCGP

MBChB (Hons), MRCGP

MBChB(Hons) Aberdeen 2009, MRCPsych (2014) MRCGP

Availability of Doctors

Due to outside commitments such as the requirement to undertake continuous professional development, be involved in NHS project meetings and citations to attend court hearings, etc, doctors may be absent from the practice, often at short notice. Locums are sometimes employed in the practice to cover these periods.

Doctors In Training

We are recognised as a training practice to teach doctors the skills of General practice. These doctors are fully qualified and have usually worked in hospitals for at least three years. We are also a recognised teaching practice for Medical Students.

As part of the training we sometimes make video recordings of the consultation for discussion with small groups of doctors only. Your consent would always be asked for before any such recordings were made and you would be able to withdraw consent at the end of the consultation if you changed your mind. If you feel uncomfortable about video recordings please let us know before the consultation. It will not affect the consultation.

We are grateful for your co-operation in the important work of teaching future GPs.

RGN RHV

BA Professional Nurse Studies, RGN, RNMH, Associate Member FSRH

RGN, BSc(Hons) Nursing

RGN

Diploma of Nursing with Honors 1996 (Poland)Minor Injury Nurse 2013 (Glasgow)

EN(G) RGN, DIP Coronary Heart Disease, DIP asthma, DIP breast and cervical cytology, DIP diabetes. DIP Heart failure management, Non medical Prescriber

Diploma in Higher Education in Nursing

Practice Nurse Team

The practice nurse can only be seen by appointment Monday to Friday. Standard procedures such as removal of stitches, wound dressings and blood tests are dealt with in the treatment room. Ongoing care such as annual thyroid blood tests, diabetic or any required hospital outpatient blood tests are dealt with directly by making an appointment with the practice nurse.

Nurses In Training

You may encounter student nurses and nurses undergoing postgraduate training both at home and in the practice. Your consent would always be sought prior to any consultation.

Emergency Care Practitioner  (Advanced Paramedic) FCPara

Emergency Care Practitioner RGN (Nurse) BSC Napier University 1999. HND adult nursing

Contract Facilitator

Administrative Staff

The practice manager is responsible for the day to day administration and management of the practice. We have an Office Supervisor heading up the team of receptionists who are here to assist you. Anything you tell them will be treated in the strictest confidence.

Behind the scenes we have a large team who are dealing directly with letters, test results, appointments, insurance papers, etc. You can speak directly with a member of our administration team if you feel this is appropriate.

We have a Pharmacy team attached to the practice who can help you with any queries you have about your medication. This includes any queries about repeat prescriptions. The Pharmacy team can arrange appointments with patients to discuss their medication and may be able to help with changes to medication, for example, when someone has been in hospital.

It takes 48 hours to process a prescription if handed into the Practice and 72 hours if handed into a local chemist.

We are not a dispensing practice and, therefore, do not dispense medication on the premises.

Pharmacy Team Leader.

RM

Midwife Team

Our Community Midwives are based at Dr Grays Hospital and can be contacted on 01343 567714. They hold clinics here at the surgery. Your ante natal care is shared between the Community Midwives, GP’s and your Hospital Consultant. The Community Midwifery Team will visit you at home after your baby is born. Your Post Natal check at 6 weeks is carried out by the GP.

To make an appointment to see the Midwife at the surgery, please telephone: 0345 337 0610

BN in Adult Nursing

BSc in Adult Nursing, HNC in Social Care

Community Nurse Team 

01343 567757 Between 8:30 am and 6:00 pm

The Community nurse Team includes nurses with a variety of skills and expertise who visit housebound patients. Following an assessment by a trained District nurse, a member of the team will visit you at home to provide care when appropriate.

The service is offered Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm, with emergency cover being available, where appropriate, overnight and at weekends.

The Community Nurses are generally only in the Health Centre between 8:30 am and 9:00 am and again between 4:30 am and 5:00 pm, however they do have an answering machine service.

Health Visitor Team

01343 567728 / 567766

The health visitng team aims to promote the health of the whole community but primarily works with preschool children and their families. They undertake childhood developmental assessments in keeping with the routine surveillance programme, offer support regarding parenting, child protection and all aspects of child care. The health visitors are involved in the administration of the routine childhood immunisation programme

RGN, Specialist Community Health Nurse Public Health (Health Visitor)

RGN, RM, Post Graduate Diploma Nursing Advancing Practice (HV)