Doctors
You are registered with Whyburn Medical Practice and may see any of the Doctors in the partnership. For administrative purposes you are allocated a 'named doctor' whose details will appear on the bottom of your repeat prescriptions, etc.
Dr Adam Connor (M) BMedSci BM DCH DRCOG Dip Occ Med MRCGP
Male, Lead GP, GMC 4327004
Dr Sarah Cluroe MB ChB (Liverpool 2001) MRCGP
Female, Salaried GP, GMC 6027624
Dr Ovie Ikogho (M) Salaried GP MBBS
Male, Salaried GP
Dr Olu Gisanrin MRCGP MBChB
Male, Salaried GP
Dr Chiamaka Wosu MBBS MRCOG
Female, Salaried GP
Dr Gill Calder MRCGP DRCOG
Female, Salaried GP
Supporting Medical Staff
First Contact Physiotherapists
Charlie Aikens and Wajahat Nazir
Clinical Pharmacist
Mr Fanil Gohil
Pharmacy Technician
Chloe White
Paramedic
Madhu Connelly
Practice Nursing
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Marcia Daws and Sharon Smithurst
Trainee Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Danielle Kennedy
Practice Nurses
Michelle Sprague, Kirsty Charlton, Rachel Taylor and Jo Churchill
Health Care Assistants
Charlotte Bootand Lynn Kirk
Practice Management
Practice Manager
Ami Ward
Primary Care Support Manager
Sally Haywood
Reception
Reception Supervisors
Joanne Pugsley and Courteney Drury
Receptionists and Administrators
Lorraine Arnold, Leanne Haywood, Danielle Adams, Laura Miller, Susan Ecob, Kim Day and Ryan Gardner
Apprentices
Kaiya Asher, Mia Greeley and Shannon Fullwood
Administration
Secretaries
Janice Mitchell, Helen Balm, Jayne Brown
Data Quality Team
Carol Kibble & Rebecca Dabell & Michelle Jordan
Community Health Care Team
Our Community Health Care Team includes:
Health Visitors
Our Health Visitors are based in the surgery. Health Visitors provide health care advice and support to parents of children aged 10 days to 5 years. The Health Visitor can be contacted through the practice.
District Nurses
The District Nurses perform nursing duties at home for patients who are housebound. Their help is arranged by the doctor or by the hospital for newly discharged patients.
Community Midwives
Our Community Midwife cares for expectant mothers and visits mothers and babies for up to 28 days after delivery.