Meet the Team

Our Doctors

All doctors operate personal lists. This means that you will normally see the same doctor unless you require an emergency appointment or out of hours visit, in which case you could be seen by any doctor.

We believe that personal lists benefit patients by providing continuity of care, and by building a better understanding between doctor and patient.

Dr Amber Lillingstone – Female

MB BS BSc DRCOG DFSRH MRCGP

GMC number: 6155806

Days of availability: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. (This is subject to change depending on clinics/bank holidays)

Dr Rebecca Udeh – Female

MBBS MRCGP DRCOG FHEA PGCert Med Ed

GMC number: 6147821

Days of availability: Monday, Thursday and Friday. (This is subject to change depending on clinics)

Dr Rebecca Nunn – Female

MB BS MRCGP

GMC number: 7037081

Days of availability: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. (This is subject to change depending on clinics)

Dr Umar Naeem – Male

MB BS MRCGP


GMC number: 6137912

Days of availability: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

Dr John-Paul Yeomans – Male

MRChB MRCGP

GMC number: 6135328

Days of availability: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

Dr Whye-Yoong Lok – Female

MBChB nMRCGP DFSRH

GMC number: 6135351

Days of availability: Wednesday and Thursday.

Our Nursing Team

Claire Sargeant – Female

Nurse Manager

RGN, BSc, MSc Advanced Healthcare Practice

Sister Nicola Shea – Female

Practice Nurse

RGN, RSCN

Specialises in: Diabetic, vascular, baby, family planning, well woman, travel, leg clinics and general nursing duties

Sister Lavinia Gardner – Female

Practice Nurse

RGN

Specialises in: Baby, vascular, leg clinics and general nursing duties

Sister Shelly Peck – Female

Practice Nurse

MSc Advanced Healthcare Practice

Specialises in: Baby, asthma, well woman, COPD, family planning, spirometry clinics and general nursing duties

Jackie Gardiner – Female

Practice Nurse

RGN

Specialises in: Health checks, new patient checks, blood pressure checks, hypertension and general nursing duties

Sister Lisa Betts – Female

Practice Nurse

RGN

Jacqueline Goldspink – Female

Phlebotomist

Kim Wardrope – Female

Phlebotomist

Sabrina Denny – Female

Domiciliary Practitioner

Eva Casey – Female

Nurse Associate

Jayme Speller – Female

Trainee Nurse Associate

Alyshia Kirby – Female

Practice Nurse

Alison Davy – Female

Care Coordinator

Ann-Marie Smith – Female

Health and Wellbeing Coach

Our Practice Team

Clive Sillitoe – Male

Practice Manager

Carolyn – Female

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Karen – Female

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Emily – Female

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Nikki – Female

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Anne – Female

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Charlotte – Female

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Courtney – Female

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Michaela – Female

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Sally – Female

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Jade – Female

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Alison – Female

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Karen – Female

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Jasmine – Female

Admin

Jade – Female

Admin

Debbie – Female

Admin

Amy – Female

Secretary

Rosalind – Female

Secretary

Ellie – Female

Admin

Ray – Male

Maintenance officer

Our Attached Team

Community Midwives

Maternity care is shared between the doctors and community midwives. As soon as pregnancy is confirmed, please make a first antenatal appointment with the midwife, approximately at eight weeks. You will then receive details of your community midwife and she will also organise further appointments for an ultrasound scan, blood tests and a consultant appointment at the James Paget Hospital.

Most antenatal appointments are held here at the surgery with the community midwife. After delivery, the community midwife will visit regularly to check the health and wellbeing of both you and your baby. You will then be referred to a health visitor for continued care. At six weeks, postnatally, you and your baby will be offered a joint appointment with the doctor for a postnatal check and a development check for your baby.

In common with most practices in the area, we do not provide routine care for home deliveries.

District Nurses

District nurses look after patients who are confined to their homes and need nursing care. They also provide any nursing care you may need after being discharged from hospital.

If a doctor feels that you may need assistance from the district nurses, they will make the necessary arrangements. Messages can be left for the district nurses by telephoning the surgery on 01502 565936.

Health Visitors

The wellbeing and healthy development of children forms a major part of the work of the health visitors. They are happy to advise you about the health and welfare of family members.

They can be contacted on 0345 607 8866.

For more information, please visit ECCH: Health Visiting.