Dr Christine Cheel MB ChB DFFP DRCOG Qualified from Birmingham University in 1980. She has responsibility for family planning and women's health. She is an approved trainer in general practice and is our senior partner.
Dr Nuton Faisal BSc (Hons) MB ChB FP Cert MRCGP Qualified at Leicester University in 1987. His interests include child health, chest disease and rheumatology. He is responsible for the business premises and administrative side of the practice.
Dr Stephen Watkins BSc (Hons) MB BS FP Cert MRCGP Qualified at Guy's in London in 1988. He has an interest in diabetes, heart disease and mental health. He introduced undergraduate teaching to the practice and is an approved trainer in general practice.
Dr Louise Perry BSc MB ChB DFFP DRCOG MRCGP Qualified at Birmingham in 1993. She shares responsibility for women's health and family planning. She also runs the baby clinic alongside the health visitor.
Our practice is a recognised training practice. This is considered a mark of quality. A registrar is a fully qualified doctor who after a great deal of hospital experience decides to work in general practice. They are with us for a year. They are at all times encouraged to seek advice from the practice partners. From time to time the doctor in training will undertake joint surgeries with the partners and you may be asked to give your consent to another doctor being present during your consultation. The doctors in training are also required to video some of their surgery consultations in order that they can perfect their consultation style. You may be asked if you would be willing for your consultation to be recorded for training purposes only.
We are pleased to be associated with Birmingham University Medical School. All of the doctors at the practice are involved in teaching undergraduate medical students. Medical students owe you the same duty of confidentiality as your regular doctor. If you do not wish to have a medical student present at your consultation, please let our receptionists know in advance. Your care will be affected in no way. Different doctors teach on different days, but all might have students sitting in on any day. Occasionally, a video recorder may be used during a consultation. You may of course refuse to be videotaped, but it important for our teaching purposes. Tapes made are completely confidential and are erased as soon as they have been used.
The practice has a full complement of practice nursing staff who are highly qualified and provide nurse-led care in all aspects of chronic disease management.
The practice employs a health care assistant who is qualified to take blood and carry out simple nursing tasks.
Is responsible for managing the practice business and leading the practice administration team assisted by our reception supervisor.
Individual reception and administrative staff members have both specific and overlapping areas of responsibility. The Primary Care Trust also employ a range of health care professionals who are based at the practice.
Di Jeynes & Jason King are based at, but not employed by, the practice. They are both involved in children's health care and can be contacted on telephone number 0121 477 4800.
A number of community-based nurses work closely with us and can be contacted through the practice on 0845 601 6584. They offer a home visiting service for the housebound. From time to time they may work from the practice.
Antenatal clinics are held every Monday afternoon between 1.30 - 3.30pm.
The practice has a practice-based counsellor who can liaise both within and outside the practice to offer the best possible service. The team can deal with all manner of mental health problems.
An orthoptist (for children's eye tests), dietician, nursery nurse and other community doctors are available at certain times. They can be contacted via reception.
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