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THE GENERAL PRACTITIONERS
PRACTICE STAFF Practice Manager
Joan Stevenson BSc (Hons) Administration Team Led by Mrs Gill Hanlon. The administration team are responsible for all aspects of administration including laboratory links with local hospitals, data input, operation of practice call and recall systems and secretarial duties. Receptionists Mrs Linda Rawlinson, Ms Sheree Roberts, Mrs Carol Sarsfield, Mrs Elaine Richardson, Mrs Sue Whitaker and MMrs Kate Wilkinson. The practice has six receptionists who will help you to make appointments, repeat prescriptions and deal with general enquiries. Practice Nurse Mrs Karen Griffin Karen's responsibilities include blood pressure checks, cervical smears, phlebotomy and delivery of health promotion incorporating asthma, diabetes, coronary heart disease and assessment of the elderly. District Nurses The district nurse team are based at the Matchworks in Speke and can be contacted on 0151 234 1083. Health Visitor The health visitor's duties include the provision of health promotion, child and elderly health surveillance services with particular reference to 0-5 year olds. The health visitor runs weekly well baby clinics at Wavertree Family Health Clinic, Prince Alfred Road on Mondays 1.00 - 4.00pm and these are by appointment only. Please telephone Ann on 0151 234 1675 to arrange an appointment. If you need to speak to a health visitor please telephone on 0151 234 1312. Midwife Mrs Ruth Everett Ruth runs a weekly clinic at the surgery on Tuesday from 8.45 - 11.00am. Please telephone the surgery on 0151 733 2800/6565 to arrange on appointment. Registrar As our practice is a training practice we will have a registrar in post. GP registrars are fully qualified doctors who have chosen general practice as the career that they wish to pursue and who will be gaining valuable experience by being based at our practice for 12 months. At all times they provide care of the same standard as that provided by the other doctors at the surgery. Sometimes patients are requested to allow their consultation with the registrar or one of the other doctors to be videotaped. This is for educational purposes and helps doctors improve their skills. If you do not wish your consultation to be videotaped, just say so: your care will not be affected in any way. Senior doctors monitoring training standards in the practice may occasionally view patient records. |
