Our team
General practice is a team effort. Alongside our GPs, a wider clinical team means you are often seen faster — by the person best placed to help.

Doctors
Dr Sarah Patel
GP Partner — women's health, minor surgery
Dr James Okafor
GP Partner — diabetes and cardiovascular care
Dr Amara Osei
Salaried GP — women's health and long-term conditions
Dr Tom Bradley
GP Registrar — a qualified doctor training in general practice
Nursing team
Helen Carter
Lead Practice Nurse — asthma, COPD and travel clinics
Priya Sharma
Practice Nurse — immunisations and cervical screening
Mark Davies
Healthcare Assistant — blood tests, blood pressure and health checks
Wider clinical team
Fatima Khan
Clinical Pharmacist — medication reviews and prescription queries
Rob Jenkins
First-Contact Physiotherapist — muscle and joint problems, no GP referral needed
Grace Adeyemi
Social Prescriber — practical support with money, housing, loneliness and more
Practice team
Lisa Morton
Practice Manager
Our reception team
Trained care navigators — they ask what you need so you reach the right person first time
Why you might not see a GP
Our reception team are trained care navigators. When you tell them briefly what you need, they can book you with the physiotherapist for joint pain, the pharmacist for medication questions, or the nursing team for reviews — usually sooner than a GP appointment, and with the person best qualified to help. Anything they hear is treated with the same confidentiality as the consulting room.
See what each service covers on our services & clinics page.
GP average earnings
NHS England requires practices to publish the mean earnings of GPs working here. For the last financial year this was £74,600 for the practice’s GPs (sample figure for demonstration — a real site publishes the practice’s actual declaration).