GP Partners

Dr Phil Trevail (m) BM Southampton 1986 DRCOG MRCGP DFFP

Dr Mark Danielsen (m) BM Southampton 1992 BSc MRCP DRCOG DFFP

Dr Jon Smith (m) MBBS London 2001, BSc, DRCOG, MRCGP

Dr Mike Carter (m) MB BS 2007 University of London

Dr E Marcus Sharp (m) MRCGP

Dr Matt Whiteley (m) MRCGP

Dr Daniel Haghani (m) BA(Hons), PTLLS, MBBS, MRCGP

Dr Andrew Watson (m) BMBS, MRCGP

Managing Partner (Non-Clinical)

Mr Stephen Holby (m) MSc, BSc (Econ) London

Salaried GPs

Dr Manisha Cooper (f) MBChB DFFP MRCGP

Dr Andrew Sharp (m) MRCGP MB BS BSC DCH DGM DPD

Dr Caroline Wiltshire (f) MBChB BMedSci (Hons) MRCGP DFSRH 

Dr Samuel Parkin (m) BMBW, MRCGP

Dr Ruth Gilbert (f) MBChB, BFFP, DRCOG

Dr Rhydian Davies (m) MBBS, BSc, MRCP, MRCGP, DIPDERM

Dr Sophie Penrose (f) BM, BSc

Dr Kerry Holmes (f) BM, BSc

Dr Ed Moore (m) MRCGP

Dr Judit Konya (f) MD, MRCGP

Dr Madeleine Attridge (f) MBBCh, DRCOG, DFFP, MRCGP

Paramedics

Simon Wordley (m) 

Gerry King (m)

Matt Mulloy (m)

Kate White (f) 

Andrew Tobin (m)

Paramedics are a vital part of the general practice team.  Working alongside our oncall team of Doctors and Nurse Practitioners they come out and visit housebound patients who have become unwell, in order to provide a quick assessment of their condition and support the clinicians on call in making the best decision for each patient's immediate and urgent care needs.  When in the practice, they can also see and treat the same conditions as our Acute Illness nurses, namely new onset infections, rashes etc.

Nurse Practitioners 

Caroline Dunstan (f) 

Karen Jenkin (f)

Mavis Kirby (f)

Ms Justine Smith (f) 

Nancy Dickson-Fisher (f) 

Sue Rogers (f) 

Nurse Practitioners are able to diagnose and prescribe illness in a similar way to doctors and can care for patients with most acute illnesses. A large proportion of the practice's appointments which are available to book on the day will be with a nurse practitioner. Such appointments are ideal for patients with recent onset of symptoms and doctors are always on hand should their advice be needed.

Mental Health Practitioners

Hilary Mansell (f)

Carley Doel (f)

Sharon Collier (f)

Practice Nurses

Sarah Ford (f)

Trudy Matthews (f)

Carrie Patrick (f)

Stephanie Whyte (f)

Jane Rusden (f)

Josie Prior (f)

Katy Bird (f)

Eleanor Whitmarsh (f)

Lauren Evans (f)

Shannon James (f)

Practice nurses are qualified and registered nurses. Some can also consult patients with day to day illnesses and prescribe certain medications. Sarah Ford can see patients in our Acute Illness clinics at Pool and Trevithick and can see and treat many conditions including throat/chest/urine/ear infections, rashes and other new onset illnesses. Practice Nurses can help with health issues such as family planning, healthy living advice, vaccinations, blood pressure checks and dressings. The practice nurses run clinics for long-term health conditions such as asthma or diabetes, minor ailment clinics and carry out cervical smears.

Assistant Practitioners

Tanya Adams (f), Katie Stephens (f)

Assistant Practitioners support practice nurses with their daily work and carry out tasks such as dressings and pressure bandaging, diabetic checks, spirometry, some injections, phlebotomy (drawing blood), blood pressure measurement and new patient checks. They may act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.

Healthcare Assistants

Leila da Silva (f)

Healthcare assistants support practice nurses with their daily work and carry out tasks such as diabetic checks, spirometry, some injections, phlebotomy (drawing blood), blood pressure measurement and new patient checks. They may act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.

Phlebotomists

Carol Whitham (f), Ciconne Tellam (f), Jessica Weeks (f) & Amy Harris (f)

Phlebotomists primarily see patients requiring blood tests, but some also undertake specialist INR tests for patients on warfarin or other blood thinning drugs. Phlebotomists are also trained to undertake ECGs and support the nursing team with other clinical tasks such as urine testing.

Matrons 

Faye Abbott (f) Frailty Matron 

Physiotherapists

Emma Walton (f)

Clinical Pharmacists

Beth Mahmoud (f)

Dispensers

Louisa Pollock & Julie James

Our dispensing team are based at Homecroft and St Day sites, ensuring that patient who live more than a mile from a pharmacy can receive their medication from our dispensaries at those two sites. They need at least three working days between requesting medication and patients expecting to be able to pick up their dispensed items please.

Pharmacy Technician

Caroline Edmunds 

Senior Management Team

The Practice's senior management seeks to ensure that the right systems are in place to deliver, high quality patient care, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises and equipment and information technology. They support the GPs and other medical professionals delivering patient services and manage our administrative team.  They help to put processes in place to deliver extended services identified to enhance patient care, lead the practice in matters of clinical and information governance and work collaboratively to ensure the practice can deliver high quality care to its patients.

Given the size of our organisation we have a non-clinical Managing Partner, Mr Stephen Holby, who leads in managing the business, regulatory, financial and legal aspects of the Practice and maintaining its financial stability, and three Managers (not all full-time) who have specific areas of specialism as well as providing cross-cover for each other:-

Veronica Pascoe - HR Manager

Susannah Green - Clinical Manager

Gina George- Admin Manager

Management Support & Administration

Di Burdall - Care Co-ordinator 

Clare Bennett - Finance Officer 

Nicole Glanville - IT Systems Officer 

Michelle Barry - IT Systems Support

Kelly Walmsley - Clinical Governance and Patient Liaison Officer 

Claire Redworth - Rota Manager 

Christopher Kitchen - Facilities & Procurement Officer

Joanne Tharby - Senior Management Team Support

Administration and Reception Team

We have a very dedicated and hard working team of administrative staff whose responsibilities include dealing with all patient first contacts whether that be by telephone, electronically or face-to-face; summarisation of new patients' notes; handling of insurance and other medical claims paperwork and medicals; recall of patients for specific health checks, monitoring tests and medication reviews; medical typing and processing of patient referrals. Sometimes our staff may need to telephone patients to confirm certain details on behalf of the clinicians, such as prior to a referral being sent, or to pass on the response to an enquiry.

Community Midwives

If you are a patient of this practice, you can contact your midwife for non-urgent reasons by getting in touch with any of our sites. The receptionist will pass the details onto the midwives working with this practice. (For patients not registered with Carn to Coast Health Centres, please contact your own surgery who will also pass on your message to the midwives working with that practice). Messages are normally responded to by the midwives the same working day. For emergency midwifery support patients should contact the on call midwife via details on their care record pack.

Community Nurses

Community Matron - Our community matron is able to support patients with complex medical needs who are predominantly housebound by ensuring appropriate care plans are in place and that patients' medical conditions are appropriately monitored, involving the district nursing team as appropriate.

Health Visitors

A health visitor is a registered nurse who has received training particularly related to babies, children and pregnant women. Their role is to provide families with children under five years old with support and advice around the general aspects of mental, physical and social wellbeing.

To contact a health visitor telephone:-01209 614407
 

Counsellors

Psychological therapies are available and can be provided in the practice or at other sites. Please ask at/telephone Reception for a self-referral form. You can also go direct to the website of the provider, Outlook South West at https://www.cornwallft.nhs.uk/outlook-south-west/  where there is a wealth of self-help resources as well as the ability to refer yourself for support.