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Our DoctorsDr David Pelta Dr David Sills Dr Michael Jack Dr Phillip M. Lafferty Dr Eric Watkins Dr Ajith Sivaprasad Dr Karthikeyan Vitshwanathan Dr Alison Behn Dr Cornelia Jasper-Boesch Nurse PractitionerMrs Catherine Rehill RGN Nurse Practitioner and Prescriber Practice ManagerMr David Pink is responsible for the organisation of the practice ie staff, computers etc and will deal with any patient comments or problems. Business ManagerMrs Carole Pelta is responsible for the business side of the practice and Queensway Eyecare. Practice NursesOur practice nurses work alongside the doctors. They are available by appointment during the day and answer your telephone queries between 10.00 - 11.00am daily. They are responsible for general nursing, immunisation, cervical smears, family planning and various clinics. District Nurses and Health VisitorsDistrict nurses work in liaison with the hospital and GPs and can be contacted on 01702 608250. Health visitors look after families with children under five and can be reached on 577000 ext 7020. MidwifeAntenatal and postnatal care is often shared by your GP and midwife who work closely together for the successful outcome of your pregnancy. Midwives are available by appointment. ReceptionistsThey are fully trained and have a difficult job to do. Please remember that if you are kept waiting or are asked some apparently irritating questions, it is because our policy is aimed at the smooth and safe running of the practice. We need to ascertain the urgency of particular requests and sometimes have to spend longer with some patients than we would otherwise have allowed. Zero ToleranceWe strongly support the NHS policy on zero tolerance. Anyone attending the surgery who abuses the GPs, staff or other patients be it verbally, physically or in any threatening manner whatsoever, will risk removal from the practice list. In extreme cases we may summon the police to remove offenders from the practice premises. |
