Our Staff
We have a team of experienced doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals that are committed to providing you the highest standard of care and treatment.
Teaching Practice
We want to support the NHS by helping to train the next generation of GPs. Our practice is an accredited training practice. This means that we train doctors to become GPs.
As a patient you might be supported by:
- GP Registrars
- A GP Registrar or GP Trainee, is a qualified Doctor who will become a GP by training in hospitals and GP practices. The GP training takes place over a 3 year period.
- Foundation Year Doctors (F2)
- After deciding to become a GP, medical students will spend two years in ‘Foundation Training’. These students already have a medical degree and in the second year of Foundation Training, they spend 4 months in a GP practice.
- All GP Registrars or F2s are supported and supervised by senior GPs within our practice.
Named Accountable GP
Everyone of our patients has a named GP. They have overall responsibility for the care and support that we provide to you. This does not mean that you only have to see your named GP – you can see any clinician within our practice.
We will let you know who your named GP is when you register with the practice. You can always ask our reception team who your named GP is too.
What are the named GP’s responsibilities to 75s and over?
For patients aged 75 and over the named accountable GP is responsible for:
- working with relevant associated health and social care professionals to deliver a multi-disciplinary care package that meets the needs of the patient
- ensuring that these patients have access to a health check as set out in section 7.9 of the GMS Contract Regulations.
