Our Doctors
Dr Ahmed Metwaly (m)
GP Partner
MBBCh, MSc Dermatology, MRCGP
Dr Simon Bentley (m)
GP Partner
MB BS (London 1989) MRCGP, DCH, DFFP
Dr Imran Hanif (m)
GP Partner
MRCGP (2014) GP Educational / Clinical Supervisor
Dr Anthea Goode (f)
Dr Kimya Razavi (f)
Dr Olatayo Ariba (m)
MBChB, IMBA, MRCGP
Our Clinical Team
Nurses
We have 4 nurses, all RGNs who are employed by the practice and are available for general advice, dressings, injections (travel and immunisations), emergency contraception and cervical smears. An appointment can be made with them without seeing the doctor first.
Mrs Danae Lawrence (f)
Nurse Practitioner
Mr Michael Kirk (m)
Nurse Practitioner
Mr Wayne McKenna (m)
Nurse Practitioner
Jane Salmon (f)
Nurse Practitioner
Zoe Horne (f)
PCN Nurse Associate
Debbie Hilton (f)
Nurse Practitioner
Healthcare Assistants
Our part-time healthcare assistants are available for phlebotomy, blood pressure checks and ECGs. Ask the receptionist if you wish to make an appointment and they will put you in the correct list.
Mrs Lisa Lambert (f)
Mrs Alisha Holloway (f)
Mrs Denise A Griffin (f)
Pharmacists
As qualified healthcare professionals, our pharmacists can offer advice on minor illnesses, repeat prescriptions and medication reviews.
Miss Rachel Virgo (f)
Mr Alamin Mohammed (m)
Miss Anca Florea (f)
Wellbeing Team
Mr Craig Acock (m)
MIND Mental Health Link Worker
Mrs Annette Swash (f)
Care Co-ordinator
Miss Taer Lok (f)
Child and Young Persons Practitioner
Our Practice Team
Practice Manager
The practice manager is involved in managing all of the business aspects of the practice such as making sure that the right systems are in place to provide a high quality of patient care, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises and equipment and information technology. The practice manager supports the GPs and other medical professionals with delivering patient services and also helps to develop extended services to enhance patient care.
Mrs Sylvia Cunniffe (f)
Administration
There are three admin staff who are responsible for data input, coding of patients notes and receiving and returning patients records as they leave and join the practice. They are also responsible for summarising patient records.
Mrs Denise A Griffin (f)
Mrs Lauren Dyer-Smith (f)
Mrs Rebecca Kitenda (f)
Reception
Receptionists provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries. They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query. Receptionists make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses. They also perform other important tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries.
We run a busy practice at times reception, secretarial and administrative staff are under pressure. We ask that you be a patient patient. Any questions they ask will be to ensure you get the most appropriate care.
Mrs Rosemary Rumble (f)
Mrs Jennifer Griffiths (f)
Mrs Sharon Jordan (f)
Mrs Nicola Betteridge (f)
Miss Robyn Pinfold (f)
Mrs Tracey Sutton (f)
Ms Dawn Adamson (f)
Mr Harry Jones (m)
Secretaries
We have two secretaries who support the doctors. They are responsible for typing referral letter as dictated by the doctors, and answering any telephone queries about referrals. They are also responsible for insurance reports.
Mrs Sue Braggins (f)
Our Attached Team
Community Midwives
The midwife is attached to the practice and helps to run the ante-natal clinics and parentcraft classes. She does post natal visits at home.
Community midwife number: 01295 229776
Community Nurses
Community nurses are also referred to as district nurses
The nurses are employed by Oxfordshire Primary Care Trust and attached to the practice. They bring nursing care to the sick at home, on a doctor’s recommendation, and can be contacted on 01865 902377.
Health Visitors and School nurses
We provide a professional public health service based on best evidence of what works for individuals, families, groups and communities; enhancing health and reducing health inequalities through a proactive, universal service for all children 0-19 (if in education) years and for vulnerable populations targeted according to need.
Families can find out about our services and how to contact us here – Children & Young People (0-19) – Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust