Our Team

Working days - Monday, Thursday and Friday. Dr Brand qualified from the University of St Andrews/Manchester in 2001. He is a GP Trainer and responsible for the training of GPDr S Brand[continue]

Working days - Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Dr Barber qualified from The University of Manchester in 2010. He joined the practice in 2014 as a Registrar before becoming a partnerDr J Barber[continue]

Working days - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr Pole graduated in 1995 from St. Andrews and Manchester University. She has been a GP Partner since 2001. She provides supervision forDr D Pole[continue]

Working days Tue-Fri Dr Bloomfield graduated in 2013 from the University of Birmingham, and qualified as a GP in 2020. He has been a GP Partner at the Practice sinceDr N Bloomfield[continue]

Working days - Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr Willert qualified from The University of Manchester in 1997 and joined the practice in 2004 as a salaried Doctor. She is involved inDr E Willert[continue]

Working days - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr Patel qualified from the University of Nottingham in 2016 and completed her foundation training in the East Midlands. She went on toDr P Patel[continue]

Working days - Thursday and Friday

Working days - Monday and Wednesday. Dr Poppy Wilks graduated in 2018 from The University of Manchester. She joined the practice as a Salaried GP following completion of her GPDr Poppy Wilks[continue]

GP specialist trainees, often referred to as GP registrars, are fully trained doctors aiming to specialise as GPs.

Foundation programme doctors (referred to as F1/F2 or junior doctors) are qualified doctors who are gaining experience in a GP Practice.

Raeesah and Mohammed support GPs in improving the quality of care and ensuring patient safety. You will probably speak to them when your medication reviews are due or if youClinical Pharmacists[continue]

First Contact Practitioners (FCP) are highly trained and experienced physiotherapists who have the advanced skills necessary to assess, diagnose and recommend appropriate treatment or referral for musculoskeletal (MSK) problems. WeMegha[continue]

First Contact Practitioners (FCP) are highly trained and experienced physiotherapists who have the advanced skills necessary to assess, diagnose and recommend appropriate treatment or referral for musculoskeletal (MSK) problems. WeUsman[continue]

A Nursing Associate (NA) is a member of the nursing team in the UK, bridging the gap between healthcare support workers and registered nurses. They provide hands-on, person-centered care inSarah Theodorides[continue]

Our practice nurses are available by appointment Monday to Friday. They can advise on travel and child immunisations, diet, smoking cessation, alcohol control and carry out general health checks andSister Christine Sutton[continue]

Our practice nurses are available by appointment Monday to Friday. They can advise on travel and child immunisations, diet, smoking cessation, alcohol control and carry out general health checks andSister Debra Holmes[continue]

Our practice nurses are available by appointment Monday to Friday. They can advise on travel and child immunisations, diet, smoking cessation, alcohol control and carry out general health checks andSister Nazia Hussain[continue]

Our health care assistants are trained to carry out new patient health checks, over 75 health checks and also free health and cholesterol checks. They perform basic checks to assistMrs Marie Tootill[continue]

The Practice Manager oversees all the business and strategic aspects of the Practice, such as making sure the right systems are in place to provide high quality of patient care,Catherine Powers[continue]

Karen, Sue, Gina, Julie, Marie, Julie J, Natalie, Clare, Ashleigh and Louise. Our Care Navigators [Receptionists] are a fundamental element of the health centre and its system.  Without an effectiveOur Care Navigators[continue]

Our workflow administrators support our patient data systems, ensuring that the data we receive from the various agencies, trusts and other parties is protected and placed into the right placesWorkflow Team[continue]

Laura and Imani are our Practice Care Coordinators. Imani is also our Social Media Lead. Unlike our care navigators, our care coordinators work to support specific patients cohorts. This isCare Coordinators[continue]

Carole and Alison take care of the day-to-day running of this busy GP surgery and will be only too happy to answer any questions you may have. They are availableMrs Alison Crank[continue]

Social services help with all kinds of social problems. Telephone: 0161 912 5199 Fax: 0161 912 5127/5128 Minicom: 0161 912 5129 Child Protection: 0161 912 5124/5125 Email: IAT@Trafford.gov.uk

Community midwives work with the doctors to provide care for mothers before and after delivery and care of the baby for the first fortnight of life. Clinics are held onCommunity Midwives[continue]

District nurses provide nursing treatment to the housebound and patients recently discharged from hospital. They can help with minor injuries, dressings, injections and removal of stitches. These sessions are by appointmentCommunity Nurses[continue]

Health visitors visit all families with children under five years of age. They provide information, health promotion, advice and support to all age groups. Telephone: 0161 912 2287

The Macmillan nurse visits and cares for patients living with cancer in their homes and gives advice and support to their families. Telephone: 0161 746 2080

Community psychiatric nurses help with mental health problems. Telephone: 0161 358 1390