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Dr Jonathan S Norris
Nottingham 1978
B Med Sci. BM BS. MRCGP. FPA Cert
Partner |
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Dr Hilary A Trigg
London 1981
MB BS. DCH. DRCOG. MRCGP. FPA Cert
Time Partner
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Dr Christopher M Lukaszewicz
London 1984
MB BS. FPA Cert. L.F.Hom(Med.)
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Dr Timothy D Arnold
London 1987
MB BS. MRCGP. FPA Cert
GP Trainer
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Dr Martin S McKendry
New Zealand 1990
MB ChB. DA FRNZCGP
Partner
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Dr Sarah M Dobbs
Wales 1981
MBBCh. DRCOG. MRCGP
GP Trainer
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Dr Alex Standring
Bristol 1990
MB BS. MRCGP. DFFP
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Dr Caty Taussig
Clinical Assistant
MB BS 1992 London
GP Retainer, Part Time |
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We are also pleased to announce that from late September, Dr Caroline Baker will be joining us for 9 months part-time. Dr Baker has previously worked as a GP but is returning to practice following a career break.
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Management and administrative staff |
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The Practice Manager is Sarah Casemore and she joined the Practice in July 2007. Sarah has a clinical background as a Chartered Physiotherapist and has previously worked in a variety of different hospital and Primary Care Trust roles.
Contact details: Sarah Casemore | Tel: 01483 594250 | Email: sc@fairlands.co.uk |
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Administration |
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Paula Berry is our deputy practice manager. Her varied responsibilities include administration, supporting the practice manager,
dealing with patient registration, information technology, appointments systems and communication both with patients and external organisations.
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Kim Welling works in the main office dealing with patient registration, records, medical reports and practice administration. |
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Pat Smith is responsible for data management and handles the transfer of incoming clinical letters, information and data to our computer records. She is responsible for repeat prescribing requests including those ordered online via the website . |
Reception
The reception staff are here to arrange your appointments for you and advise you on the best way to use our services. Their work involves the first and most important contact of patients with the practice but their role is very busy and often very stressful. Please be understanding of difficulties that you may have in getting though to the practice on the telephone at peak times. If you need to speak to a receptionist in private please let them know. |
Our district nurses provide nursing care for patients in the community as opposed to the practice nurses who are restricted to working within the surgeries. They are a very special team of people and work with the most seriously ill, disabled or terminally ill patients who are unable to come to the surgeries.
They can be contacted on 01483 590032. You can also leave a message for the district nurses on their answer-phone on the above number or with reception at either surgery.
Our Health Visitors are registered nurses with midwifery experience who have had further training in community health, counselling and child development. They aim to promote good health in the community as a whole by working in homes, clinics and in the surgery as well as performing routine child health checks.
You can contact the health Visitors on 01483 590033 or leave a message with reception at either surgery.
Our Midwife, Eve Fox, is a nurse with special expertise in the care of pregnant women and their babies. Working with your doctor, she provides antenatal care throughout pregnancy and in the post-natal period. She also provides ante-natal and parent craft classes. Appointments can be made through reception.
To contact the Midwife you can leave a message at reception and you can also telephone Shere Ward, Royal Surrey County Hospital on 01483 571122.
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The Fairlands Practice is a GP training practice within the Kent, Sussex and Surrey (KSS) Deanery for post-graduate GP training. GP registrars are fully qualified doctors who have spent at least three years in hospital posts and they will often have much broader experience than this basic requirement. Their final year before becoming qualified to be a GP principal is spent in general practice under the supervision of a GP trainer, Dr Dobbs or Dr Arnold.
Occasionally patients may be asked if they would mind if their consultation with the GP registrar is video recorded. This method has become a crucial means of assessing their performance and now forms a part of the examinations they have to take for general practice entry and also for membership of the Royal College of General Practioners (MRCGP).
From time to time we may also have undergraduate medical students with us and, in a further year or two, all doctors including all hospital doctors and prospective specialists and consultants will also have to spend a period of their training in general practice. We hope to be involved in their training also.
