Our Team
Doctors
Practice Nurse and Health Care Assistants
Practice Manager
The Practice Manager is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the GP surgery, ensuring smooth service delivery, managing staff, and addressing patient inquiries. They also handle business and finance duties, such as managing budgets, overseeing contracts, and ensuring financial stability. Their role includes ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations and improving the practice’s efficiency and patient care.
Administration and Reception
GP practice reception and administration staff (care navigators) play a key role in patient care by managing front desk services, booking appointments, handling phone inquiries, and greeting patients. They also process registration forms, update patient records, and manage the flow of information between patients and healthcare providers. Additionally, they handle administrative tasks such as managing correspondence, processing referrals and arranging recalls, and ensuring patient confidentiality is maintained.
Dispensary
A dispenser in a GP surgery is responsible for preparing and dispensing prescribed medications to patients, ensuring accuracy and safety. They manage stock levels, handle medication queries, and provide advice on the proper use of medications. Additionally, dispensers ensure prescriptions are processed in compliance with legal and regulatory standards, contributing to the overall smooth running of the practice's pharmacy services.
Local Health Board Attached Staff
Clare Evans
Language: English
Health Visitor
Female
Health visitors are specialist nurses who support children aged between 0-5 years and their families, with the aim of giving them the best start in life. The Health Visitor has … [continue] Clare Evans
Tracey Williams
Language: English
Specialist Physiotherapist
Female
An experienced physiotherapist who has the advanced skills necessary to assess, diagnose and recommend appropriate treatment for musculoskeletal issues. The musculoskeletal system involves muscles, bones, joints, nerves, ligaments, cartilage and … [continue] Tracey Williams
Nest Turner
Language: Cymraeg/English
Community Midwife
Female
Midwives provide care and support to women and their families throughout pregnancy, labour and for the period after a baby’s birth.
