Our Team

PCN Management

The Management Team provides the leadership and directs the operation of the Primary Care Network (PCN). This includes setting strategic direction, delivering innovation, development and working in collaboration to deliver shared goals

Emma McLocklan

PCN Manager

Dr Linda Collie

GMC: 6074874

Clinical Director
Female

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Deanna Ferrett


Stephanie Murray


Andrew Clarke

Business Manager

Digital Transformation Team

Digital transformation in the NHS aims to use technology to help health and care professionals communicate better and enable patients to access the care they need quickly and easily, when it suits them. From websites and apps that make care and advice easy to access wherever you are, to connected computer systems that give staff the test results, history and evidence they need to make the best decisions for patients, technology can support improvements in patient care

Tilly

Digital Transformation Officer

Shannon

Digital Transformation Officer

Linda

Digital and Transformation Officer / PCN Administration Support

Practice Nurses

Lauren Marriott

NMC: 21F1569E

Clinical Nurse Specialist (Respiratory)
Female

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Alison Tier

NMC: 82J0597E

Clinical Nurse Specialist (Diabetes)
Female

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Lorraine Avery

NMC: 81Y1567E

Clinical Nurse Specialist (Diabetes)
Female

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Philip Charlton

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Enhanced Practice Nurse
Male

NMC 96Y0015E  

Laura Zaidi

Cardiovascular Disease Nurse
Female

Nursing Associates

Our Nursing Associates (NAs) are members of the nursing team who help bridge the gap between health and care assistants (HCAs) and registered nurses. They care for people of all ages. They contribute to the core work of nursing, freeing up registered nurses to focus on more complex clinical care.

Grace Reeves

Nurse Associate
Female

Bianca Sandor

NMC: 22C2625E

Nurse Associate
Female

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Jessica Mitchell

Nurse Associate
Female

Pharmacy Team

Our pharmacists and technicians work in close association with the GP surgeries. They perform structured medication reviews, help to reduce polypharmacy, undertake activities that reduce medication related side effects. They play a key role in reducing medication related errors. They also help the practice in effective management of chronic diseases. Some of them run special clinics as well. The team undertakes clinical medication reviews with patients and produce recommendations for the senior clinical pharmacist, nurses or GPs on prescribing and monitoring.

Syed Rahman

GPhC: 5108141

Pharmacy Technician
Male

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Brenda Urubusi

GPhC: 2082147

Pharmacist
Female

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Alex Slator

Pharmacy Technician
Female

Nasim Uddin

GPhC: 2231005

Pharmacist
Male

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Frances O’Malley

GPhC: 6314144

Pharmacy Technician
Female

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Khawla Ismail

Pharmacist
Female

Kiana Mehrasa

Pharmacist
Female

GP Assistant

General practice assistants support the practice and specifically the GPs by completing administrative tasks and some basic clinical duties.

Lucy

GP Assistant
Female

Rauha

GP Assistant
Female

Liz

GP Assistant
Female

Health & Inclusion Project

Jennifer

Mental Health Nurse

Kathryn Jones

NMC: 87G0791E

Advanced Nurse Specialist
Female

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Integrated Neighbourhood Team

Louise Duvall

Lead Nurse Practitioner
Female

Kerry Burrow

Pharmacist Lead
Female

Kaylene Simunyu

Community/Practice Nurse
Female

Natalie

GP Assistant
Female

Olivia

Healthcare/GP assistant

Deborah

Care co-ordinator

Social Prescribing Team

Social prescribing is a way for local agencies to refer people to a link worker. Link workers give people time, focusing on ‘what matters to me’ and take a holistic approach to people’s health and wellbeing. They connect people to community groups and statutory services for practical and emotional support.

Yasmin


Hedy


Zoe

Team Manager

Sally