Practice Partners

MB BS (India 1983) DGO

MBChB (Liverpool 1985) DCH FP Cert MRCGP

LMS (Spain 1987)

MBChB (Iraq 1992)

MB BS (Newcastle 1997) MRCGP MSc

MB BS (Jos 1997)

MB BS (London 2001)

MB BS (London 2003) BSc (Hons) nMRCGP CIDC (Diabetes)

MBChB (Leicester 2007) MRCGP

MB ChB (Leicester 2001) MRCP (2005) DFSRH (2011)  MRCGP (2017)

Salaried GP

Registrars

Many of the things that you might think you need to see a doctor about can often be dealt with by our nurses, all whom have been trained to deal with medical problems; for some things the nurse is more experienced at dealing with the problem than a doctor.  

They are available for pre-bookable and on the day treatment room duties, including: Routine blood pressure checks, HRT and contraceptive prescribing, cervical smears, minor illness management (coughs, colds, sore throats, urine infections and other newly presenting problems), wound care, ear care, immunisations, management of diabetes, coronary heart disease, asthma and COPD and many other conditions come within their expertise.

Team Lead

Specialities: Minor Illness, Diabetes

Practice Nurse

Specialities: Family Planning/Sexual Health (fitting coils and contraceptive implant devices), Minor Illness, Travel Health, Leg Ulcer Management

Deputy Nurse Lead

Independent Prescriber  Specialities: Family Planning/Sexual Health (fitting contraceptive implant devices), Asthma/COPD, Travel Health, Leg Ulcer Management

Practice Nurse

Specialities: Asthma/COPD, Minor Illness

Practice Nurse

Independent Prescriber  Specialities: Diabetes, Minor Illness, Travel Health

Practice Nurse

Specialities: Diabetes, Family Planning, Renal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease

Practice Nurse

Specialities: Minor Illness

Practice Nurse

Specialities: Minor Illness

Practice Nurse

Specialities: Minor Illness, Travel Health

Practice Nurse

Specialities: dermatology, diabetes

Practice Nurse

Specialities: Research

Practice Nurse

Practice Nurse

Assistant Practitioner

Assistant Practitioner

Primary Care Practitioner

Steven, Naomi and James are qualified and registered paramedics who bring a wealth of clinical knowledge and experience to the team here at Boroughbury Medical Centre. Both work as part of our ‘Acute Illness Team’ seeing patients presenting ‘on-the-day’ with new minor illness and injuries, such as sore throats, earaches, coughs and colds, urine infections, sprains and strains. The ‘Acute Illness Team’ also comprises staff from the GPs and nursing teams. You may be spoken to on the telephone by one of the clinicians to decide who is the most appropriate member of the team for you to see. Steven and Naomi also assess and carry out a number of the Home Visit requests here at Boroughbury for our housebound patients.

Clinical Pharmacists

Healthcare Assistants (HCAs) are available for pre-bookable and on the day appointments.  The HCAs can see patients for blood tests, anti-coagulation/warfarin checks, NHS Health Checks, spirometry testing, ECGs, blood pressure monitoring, some wound care and some vaccinations.  They may act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.

NVQ Level III

NVQ Level III 

Managing Director

Business Support Manager

Operations Support Manager

Head of Medicines Management Team

Clinical Nurse Manager

Our Medicines Management Team performs tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries and test results. 

Our Administration Team deals with financial claims, dealing with patient records and carrying out searches and practice audits.

Our Patient Services Team provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries.  They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query.  Our Patient Services Team make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses.

Our Secretarial team performs tasks such as Patient Referrals, Private Letters, Choose and Book Appointments and also patient liaison regarding queries they may have regarding their referrals.

Patients may be referred to the Community Nursing Services. These nurses provide a 24 hour nursing service in the home. They have links to the Intermediate Care Service and can arrange and co-ordinate packages of nursing care and the loan of equipment for use in the home. Community nurses are available to speak to on 01733 346444 between 1.00 - 2.00 pm.

A health visitor is a registered nurse who has received training particularly related to babies, children and pregnant women. Their role is to provide families with children under five years old with support and advice around the general aspects of mental, physical and social wellbeing.