| Dr Charles N Spencer |
(Male) |
MBBS (1997 London) |
| Dr Rowan J Child |
(Female) |
MBBS BSc DFFP (1997 London) |
| Dr Sarah L Haughney |
(Female) |
MBChB MRCGP DFFP (1989 Sheffield) |
| Dr Apoorvaa S Raja |
(Female) |
MBBS BSc MRCGP (2005 London) |
| Dr Romi Alhuwalia |
(Female) |
MBBS MRCGP (1998) |
| Dr Anitha Chadalavada |
(Female) |
MBBS (1999 |
The patient is able to see a particular practitioner if they so wish.
Drs Spencer, Haughney, Child & Raja practise together as a non-limited partnership.
THE PRACTICE STAFF
Practice Director
Joanna Kiely
Our practice director is responsible for the running of the practice, the practice
staff, patient relations and liaising with many outside agencies. If you have
any non-medical concerns or issues you would like to discuss please contact her
by telephone or make an appointment to come and see her. Alternatively, the Burton
Latimer Medical Centre Patient Participation Group may be of service to you.
Ask at reception for details. Better still, why not join?
Reception Supervisor
Diane Langley
Receptionists
| Diana Bevis |
Margaret Clent |
Julie Murdin |
| Shelley Labrum |
Caroline Smith |
Tessa Lehane |
| Ann Piper |
Lesley Craig |
Sandra Ives |
Secretary
Cathy Twelvetree
Administration Staff
Jenny
Babb |
Joanne
Burns |
Natasha
Burrows |
Bridget Lacey |
(Systems
Manager) |
|
(Deputy
Manager) |
|
NURSING STAFF
Nurse Practitioners
Marianna Mancini and Emma Wilkinson
Marianna and Emma are our nurse practitioners and you may be offered an appointment
with them as an alternative to seeing the doctor. They are available by appointment
for the treatment of many minor illnesses and can prescribe where it is appropriate
to do so.
Practice Nurses
Mary Lewis RGN Dip Prof. Studies in Nursing, BA Healthcare, Cert. Diabetes
Julie Course RGN
Mary and Julie can be seen by appointment for dressings, injections, cervical smears, family planning, removal of stitches, ear syringing, smoking cessation, travel health services and immunisation, advice regarding minor health problems and general health checks for men and women.
Chronic Disease Management Nurses
Mary Lewis RGN Dip Prof. Studies in Nursing, BA Healthcare, Cert. Diabetes
Jane Tiney RGN Asthma Dip Dip Prof. Studies in Nursing
Mary and Jane can also be seen by appointment at specialist clinics for diabetes, asthma, epilepsy and coronary heart disease.
Health Care Assistant
Lynda Talbot-Sykes
Lynda undertakes phlebotomy (the taking of blood) up to 11.00am on weekdays and also performs various simple nursing procedures such as blood pressure monitoring and dressings. Lynda also supports patients to stop
smoking and with weight management.
All our practice nurses are members of The Royal College of Nursing.
ATTACHED STAFF
A number of district nurses and health visitors are attached to the practice:
District Nurse Team Leader
Jill Becket RN RM DNCert Ba PGCPE
Independant Prescriber and Practice Educator
District nurses provide highly
skilled nursing care for patients and their families who are either too ill to
attend the surgery for treatment, or who are frail or in some way infirm.
They work collaboratively with other agencies including social services, who
will provide personal care (meals on wheels etc), occupational therapists, the
palliative care team or any other specialist service.
The district nurses provide a seven day service, providing care from 8.30am -
4.30pm and are contactable by telephoning the surgery. An emergency evening service
is also provided between 7.00pm - 11.00pm and this is contactable via the out-of-hours
service.
Part of the role of the district nurses is to partake in education and this will
involve student nurse training and specialist practice degree training.
The district nurses co-ordinate and run the treatment room at Finedon Health
Centre. Telephone reception for an appointment.
Health Visitors
Viv Wills
Dawn Coles
The health visitors work with the doctors at the practice and are especially
involved in the healthcare of infants and children. They can offer advice on
feeding, sleep management, bed wetting etc. All team members are qualified nurses
with specialist training in family health, child development and the elderly.
Their primary responsibility is for the promotion of good health and prevention
of ill health. The health visitors are contactable by telephoning the surgeries.
Childhood immunisation and vaccinations are also performed at dedicated clinics.
Ask your health visitor for details.
Midwives
Kerry Munn / Helen Gordon
Kerry and Helen work at the practice and provide antenatal care by appointment.
They organise parenthood relaxation classes and visits new mothers at home in
the early days following delivery. Antenatal clinics are held at Burton Latimer
on Tuesdays, Fridays and alternate Wednesdays and at Finedon on Thursdays. Messages for the midwife
can be left with the receptionists.