MB ChB DRCOG MRCGP (Liverpool 1988) Partner. His special expertise is in diabetes and he is responsible for the practice's diabetic clinic. He is also Chair of Bromley Clinical Commissioning Group.

MB BCh MRCGP (Wales 1988) Partner. She works on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. Her interests are in weight management & women's health.

MBBS MRCGP DRCOG DFFP (Guys 1989) Partner. GP training at Albion Surgery Bexleyheath.

He is interested in all aspects of general practice with a special interest in sports injuries. He enjoys running, rugby, football & skiing.

BSc MBBS DRCOG MRCGP 
Imperial College London (2006). Partner. Joined the Practice in April 2014. She works Tuesday & Friday all day and Thursday morning. She is the Practice respiratory lead

MBChB BSc MRCGP DRCOG DFSRH Warwick (2004). Partner.
GP training at Southview Surgery Bromley
Joined the Practice in January 2016 working all day Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday morning.
Medical Interests: women's health, sexual health & cardiology
Other Interests: family time

MBBS BSc MRCGP Kings College London (2010). Partner  She works Weds Thurs & Friday

PgCert ANP, BSc (hons) Grad Cert NMP, RGN

Advanced Nurse Practitioner

Joined the Practice in September 2013 and works Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday. An advanced Nurse Practitioner is an alternative healthcare provider who is trained to deliver a high standard of patient care including examinations, diagnosis, prescriptions as appropriate and referrals for investigations and to other health care providers as necessary

She qualified as a Nurse in 1984 and obtained her Advanced Nurse Practitioner Qualification from South Bank University in 2012. She specialises in contraceptive implants.

Diphe Nursing Studies (Adult) 1995. Advanced Nurse Practitioner June 2017
Joined the Practice on 25/06/12.

An advanced Nurse Practitioner is an alternative healthcare provider who is trained to deliver a high standard of patient care including examinations, diagnosis, prescriptions as appropriate and referrals for investigations and to other health care providers as necessary

She is responsible for the running of the diabetic clinic providing specialist care for these patients at the surgery.

She also covers routine nursing where required and child immunisations.

RGN 1992 has been with the practice since 1995.

Helen's areas of expertise are in Asthma COPD and Women's Health including HRT & menopause advice.

Hannah is a registered nurse who joined the Practice from secondary care. She runs the Coronary Heart Disease and Child immunisation Clinics and offers general nursing.

Janet is a registered nurse and joins us having worked on the community as a district nurse since 2008

BA Nursing 2007 Oxford Brookes. Transferred from hospital to Practice nursing in 2018. Her working days are Monday Tuesday & Wednesday

Katie joined the Practice in February 2020 and is currently training to obtain her qualification as a Health Care Assistant.

Deputy Practice Manager is responsible for the operational management of the Practice and deputises in the Practice manager's absence. She is responsible for investigating and responding to patient complaints. She is the information governance lead for the Practice and responsible for the IT system.

Pauline is the Practice Operations Manager and is responsible for the day to day operational running within the Practice. Her working days are Monday to Thursday

Our administration team consists of 9 part time staff covering all aspects of practice non-clinical administration.

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- Social Prescriber - Your social prescribing link worker can talk to you about a problem you have or a change you would like to make. If you’re feeling stressed by work, money, housing or loneliness, or if you’d like to make some lifestyle changes to help you manage a health condition, ask your GP or a member of the practice team to refer you for social prescribing.  Your link worker will give advice, information and encouragement and connect you with suitable local services to support you.

- Social Prescriber- Your social prescribing link worker can talk to you about a problem you have or a change you would like to make. If you’re feeling stressed by work, money, housing or loneliness, or if you’d like to make some lifestyle changes to help you manage a health condition, ask your GP or a member of the practice team to refer you for social prescribing.  Your link worker will give advice, information and encouragement and connect you with suitable local services to support you.