About us

I started working at Stourport Health Centre (now Stourport Medical Centre ) in 2010. Prior to embarking on a career in general practice I began training in paediatrics and continue to maintain a key interest in this field of medicine. I am the WFHP clinical lead for diabetes and have an interest in how we can all use lifestyle strategies to optimise our health. In January 2023  I moved over to Kidderminster Medical Centre. Outside of work I enjoy running and spending time with my family.

I trained as a registrar in General and Breast surgery before commencing my career in General Practice. I perform minor surgery regularly, and having had training in Orthopaedics and Rheumatology have an interest in bone and joint problems and perform joint injections in the surgery. I also represent the Practice as chair of the local GP Association, working with GPs locally in the development and management of local healthcare. I am the previous Chair of the Wyre Forest Health Partnership and am also IT lead – working with our IT team to improve use of technology in all our sites – by sharing good practice and improving quality of both IT use by clinicians, and availability of new technology for patients. I am the county GP IT lead and  the joint clinical director of our primary care network, which involves working with other providers and our ICB to try to get the best care for our patients. 

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I completed my GP training locally in 2016 and worked as a salaried GP at my training practice initially. I have always been passionate about providing person focussed, compassionate care and this is what attracted me to the Wyre Forest Health Partnership. A new partnership, building on excellent individual practices locally, which I believe will ensure continued growth and stability to GP in our local area. I started working at Hagley Surgery in January 2018 and became site lead in 2021. 

I am fortunate enough to live locally with my wife and 2 children. She is also a GP and provides support and often a sounding board for ideas. We are both busy but our passions outside work include walking, spending time with our extended family, enjoying good food and travelling.

I have a special interest in diabetes and have completed a post graduate certificate. I also enjoy working within mental health and men’s health. I am a trainer for GP trainees, foundation doctors and also medical students. My main interests outside medicine are music and gardening.

I started working York House Medical Centre (now Stourport Medical Centre) after completing GP training there in 2013. I have been a board member of WFHP since Spring 2018. I am also one of the local medical committee (LMC) representatives for the Wyre Forest and am a member of the local GP association. I enjoy my work in general practice and have a special interest in treating patients with drug and alcohol problems. Outside of work I am a keen runner and enjoy spending time with my family. 

I live locally with my husband and 2 sons. I enjoy cooking, sports and travelling with my family.

I completed my medicine degree at Birmingham Medical School and started at Bewdley Medical Centre in 2004 as an associate GP. In 2016 I was ready for a new challenge and I was appointed a Partner. Since September 2019 I have been the Site Lead for the practice and attend the regular Board Meetings which provide a platform to review the work that the Wyre Forest Health Partnership delivers and how to develop ideas and processes to move forward and improve services further. I enjoy being involved in the ideas and implementation stages for both BMC and the WFHP.

I was awarded a distinction for my MRCGP exams. I have diplomas in obstetrics and gynaecology and family planning and reproductive healthcare; I hold letter of competences for coil and implant procedures. I am BMC’s clinical lead for Women’s Health.  For a long while I have been the lead GP for End of Life Care for BMC and the overall lead GP for WFHP. This is a role I am very proud of.  

I completed my degree and subsequent GP training in Birmingham, qualifying as a GP in 2014. I initially worked as a Salaried GP and then lead GP in north Birmingham for 4 years before moving to Worcestershire when I married by Husband. I joined Church Street in 2019, initially as a salary GP but later becoming a partner in Oct 2021. I became site lead in Sept 2022 after Dr Paul Williams stepped down.  

I joined WFHP as we are a big organisation with innovative ‘joined up thinking’; clear clinical pathways and monitoring, strong ethics, passionate well-structured leadership, fantastic central admin functions and an ethos to strive for excellence. I am a GP trainer and we regularly have training GPs in the practice along with foundation training doctors and medical students. I am the medicine management lead for Church Street Surgery and recently became clinical CQC lead for WFHP.

When not at work I can be found on my allotment and in my garden or snuggled up with my cat!

I am a partner at specialist healthcare accountants Ballards LLP. I act as the practice’s Head of Finance and helps record, monitor and plan the financial performance of the business to ensure resources are directed in the best possible manner to maximise sustainable patient care.