The practice staffThe Doctors
Locum: GP Registrar: Practice Manager:Mrs Janet Bell is our Practice Manager and is responsible for the administration and general running of the practice. Receptionists:Our team of receptionists have been trained to help you. Please remember that they have a difficult job to do and, at certain times of the day, the reception desk is particularly busy and delays may occur. They will endeavour to deal with your requests as efficiently as possible. Practice Nurses:
The practice nurses are available by appointment every weekday. They provide a treatment room service which includes first aid to minor injuries, dressing of wounds and leg ulcers, removal of sutures, routine injections and immunisations. They are also able to perform cervical smears, give contraceptive advice and advise on vaccinations for foreign travel. Our practice nurses are highly trained and run specialised clinics in diabetes, coronary heart disease and asthma. Healthcare Assistant:Denise McConnell is our Healthcare Assistant and supports the practice nurses in their clinical duties, enabling them to concentrate on their specialist roles. Appointments are available for:
Community Patient Support Team:A team of nurses led by a clinical manager, with a skill mix including a community matron and intermediate care nurse. Specialist care is delivered to patients in their own home. This may include holistic assessment, clinical skills, palliative care, health education and liaison and referral to appropriate agencies. The Patient Support Team can be contacted via the surgery. Health Visitors:The health visitors provide advice on health care, working mainly with families and small children. They are also involved in assessing the development of babies and young children. The named link health visitor for Jubilee Surgery is Tracey Payne and her contact telephone number is 01489 554 930. Please contact a health visitor if you have recently moved into the area with a child under the age of five. General practitioner registrar and medical students:
Medical students are also attached to the practice at various times throughout the year. You will always be asked for your consent when a medical student is present. If you do not wish a student to be present at your consultation, please advise the receptionist. |