Your GP practice is open and here for you and your family.
In order to provide the right care at the right time, all GP practices are changing how they work.
In a GP practice you will now find a wider team of specialists and professionals working together to help and care for you.
The larger practice team is designed to best manage the very busy workload and the range of health needs that people have.
You may get referred to the most appropriate member of the team to provide the support you need.
Doctors
GP Partners
Dr N Navaratnarajah (m)
Senior Partner
MBBS (Sr Lanka 1981) LRCP LRCS LRCPS FRCS
Speciality: Minor Surgery
Dr S Jaisri (f)
GP Partner
MBBS (London 1993)
Speciality: Gynaecology / Child Health
Dr A Rajamenon (f)
GP Partner
MBBS (Sri Lanka 1995) LRCP LRCS LRCPS
Speciality: Gynaecology / Child Health
Dr V Arudkumar (m)
GP Partner
LPCP (Edin), LRCP (Edin), LRCPS (Edin), MRCP (UK), MRCGP (UK)
Dr P Patel (f)
GP Partner
MBBS BSC MRCGP (2019)
GPs, Salaried GPs and GP Registrars
Nursing Team
Nurses
Amanda
Practice Nurse
Lili
Practice Nurse
Health Care Assistants
Our Health Care Assistants (HCA’s) work under the supervision of our Practice Nurses to provide care to patients needing a variety of physical tests and other aspects of care to support the management on long-term conditions.
Roxsanne
Health Care Assistant
Pharmacy Team
Emma
Pharmacist
Molly
Pharmacist
Sayma
Pharmacy Technician
Podiatry Team
Luigi
Podiatrist
Paramedic Team
Lara
Paramedic
Practice Team
Practice Management
Lisa Cleary
Practice Manager
MAMS
Maggie Gallagher
Reception Manager
Secretarial Team
Keeley
Secretary
Lisa S
Secretary
Samantha O
Secretary
Admin and Clerical Team
Jacqui P
Administrator
Lisa S
Administrator
Jaki
Administrator
Samantha T
Administrator
Reception Team
Maggie Gallagher
Reception Manager
Debbie
Receptionist
Kevin
Receptionist
Rose
Receptionist
Ian
Receptionist
Shreen
Receptionist
Kim
Receptionist
Jackie
Receptionist
Stella
Receptionist
Sonia
Receptionist
Social Prescriber
Sara
Social Prescriber
One’s health is affected by more than just physical harm to the body. Factors such as stress, unemployment, debt, loneliness, lack of education and support in early childhood, insecure housing and discrimination can affect 30-55% of our health outcomes. This is why the concept of ‘social prescribing’ has been introduced by the NHS to provide an integrated and holistic approach to healthcare.
In the UK, one in five GP appointments is related to wider social needs rather than medical issues. Social prescribers (also called social prescribing link workers) work together with GP practices to ensure that the wider needs of patients are addressed. They connect patients to groups, activities and services in their communities to meet their social, emotional and practical needs that affect their health and wellbeing. They are the bridge between your GP and all the non-healthcare services available in your community.
Any member of your GP practice team may suggest a referral to a social prescriber. A social prescriber will then have an appointment with you to discuss your situation, assess your needs and advise you of support available in your community. You can talk to your social prescriber about any non-medical issue including debt, loneliness, education, discrimination etc. and they will be able to link you to the right services to support you.
Whatever you’re facing, you don’t have to figure it all out by yourself.
Care Co-ordinators Team
Joanne
Care Co-ordinator
Claire
Care Co-ordinator
Our Team has Grown
Your GP practice is open and here for you and your family.
In order to provide the right care at the right time, all GP practices are changing how they work.
In a GP practice you will now find a wider team of specialists and professionals working together to help and care for you.
The larger practice team is designed to best manage the very busy workload and the range of health needs that people have.
You may get referred to the most appropriate member of the team to provide the support you need.