| The Partners |
Dr Patrick Simon (male)
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MBBS FRCS Reg GMC (1976)
Dr Simon established the practice in the mid 1980’s. He offers a full range of general practice care to his patients. He has a specialist interest in minor surgery. |
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| Dr Shyam Saikia (male) |
MBBS DRCOG DFFP Reg GMC (1975)
Dr Saikia has been with the practice since 2002. As well as a full general practice service, he has a particular interest in chronic disease management and mental health issues. |
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Dr Lekha Thomas (female) |
MBBS MRCP(Paeds) MRCGP DFFP Reg GMC (1996)
Dr Thomas has been with the practice since May 2005. As well as offering a full range of general practice care to her patients, she has a particular interest in coronary heart disease. |
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Dr Shyno Seby (female) |
MBBS MRCGP MRCOG DRCOG DFFP DGO Reg GMC (2003)
Dr Seby joined the practice in April 2010. As well as offering a full range of general practice care to her patients, she has a particular interest in sexual health. |
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| Our Nursing Team |
Katie Browning
Catherine Thompson
Sally Humphries |
Our highly qualified nurses deal with a range of conditions and health concerns. They examine patients, make a diagnosis and plan care. They are experts in many areas of disease management such as diabetes and asthma.
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| Health Care Assistant |
| Mrs Rosalyn MacDonald |
Ros can take blood, check blood pressure, test urine and undertake simple dressing and removal of sutures. |
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| Practice Management |
Mr David Heard
Miss Lisa Walsh |
They will be able to help you with any administrative problems you may have with the way our practice is run. |
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| Administration |
| Caroline Millward undertakes a variety of administrative duties. |
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| Secretarial |
Hannah Bonas and Sandra McCarthy are the practice secretaries. They deal with general correspondence, referral letters and report requests. |
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| Reception Staff |
Sharon, Carole, Caroline, Sue, Julie and Sandra are here to help you. They answer the phone, deal with enquiries and take repeat prescriptions. Their job is very demanding so please be patient. |
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