GPs treat all common medical conditions and refer patients for specialist care. They focus on the whole person, combining physical, psychological and social aspects of care.

Nurse Practitioners assess, diagnose and treat patients, including prescribing medication and referring to specialists when needed.

Practice nurses support a wide range of patient care including long-term condition management, vaccinations, health screening and minor procedures.

The management and administration team ensures the smooth running of the practice, supporting patients and clinical staff.

District nurses provide care in patients’ homes, offering clinical support and advice.

Contact: 01792 343360

Health visitors support families with young children and run baby clinics.

Contact: 01792 403010, 01792 232229

Midwives run antenatal clinics at the surgery on Thursday afternoons (1:30pm – 4:30pm). Appointments are booked directly with the midwife.

The pharmacist supports medication reviews and runs weekly clinics.

Contact: 01792 403010, 01792 232229

The Chronic Conditions Nurse supports patients with long-term conditions, helping them manage their health effectively at home.

GP Registrars

The practice is a certified training surgery where qualified doctors (GP registrars) complete their 3-year postgraduate training to become independent GPs. We take pride in supporting the next generation of NHS GPs.

A GP registrar is a fully qualified doctor who has already completed medical school and the early years of postgraduate training. They are now in the final stage of specialist training, refining their skills in family and general practice medicine.

Key things to know about GP registrars

• They can prescribe all medications
• They can diagnose, treat, refer and manage your healthcare like any other GP
• They work independently but have direct access to senior GP trainers for complex cases
• They also take part in regular tutorials and structured training sessions