Newlands Medical Centre - The doctors, nurses and other staff at our practice

Doctors

Dr Jacqueline Grainger

MB ChB (Leicester 1994) MRCGP

Dr Jessica Angus

MBChB (Sheffield 2007) MRCGP 2012

Dr Bharat Kandikonda

Physician (Med Dip) National Medical University, Kiev, 2003, MRCGP

Dr Lorna Green (f)

dr l green

MRCGP 02/08/2016

MBBS 01/08/2011 Newcastle University

BSc Hons in Molecular Medicine 25/06/2008, Durham University

Nurses

The nurses run several clinics including the Well Person clinic, HRT clinic, Diabetic clinic and Asthma clinic as well as their daily work in the treatment room. They also undertake, at the doctors discretion, follow up care of contraception for women, hypertension, and other chronic illnesses.

Gail Profitt (f)

Michelle Rouse (f)

Healthcare Assistants

Glen Harrington

(NVQ 3) Glen is the Health Care Assistant who has undergone training to allow her to take blood samples, record ECGs and help the nurses with administration

Practice Management

Colette Shipley

C.M.S., D.M.S., Dip. in Primary Health Care Management The Practice Manager is in charge of administration and organisation of the practice. We are committed to providing a high quality service and any observations, comments or suggestions about the practice would be welcome.

Maria Cutajar
Assistant Practice Manager

Reception

Debbie Hinson
Reception Supervisor

Our Reception Team comprises Alison Reed,, Lindsey Rollinson, Janet West, Colette Colpitts, , Jason O'Rourke, Alison Arnell, Beth Dalby, Sophie Sewell, Samantha Stevenson ,

The receptionists are your first point of contact with the practice. Please help them to help you by giving them any information they require to enable them to deal your enquiry.

Community Midwives

Miss Jessica Mann

Community Nurses

The district nurses perform most of their work in patients' homes, tending to people who are housebound or too ill to leave their homes. Their work involves general nursing duties such as giving injections and dressing wounds as well as assessing and providing more complex nursing needs for more seriously ill patients.

Health Visitors

Health visitors are employed by the NHS Community Trust.They work mainly with the well population and are concerned with the family as well as individuals within the family. A large part of the health visitors time is spent monitoring the growth, development and social and physical health of children under 5 years, and their families. They undertake Well Baby Clinics, Health Promotion and Child Protection work and vaccinations. They are especially involved with breast feeding mothers, isolated and unsupported mothers and mothers with postnatal depression.

Macmillan Nurses

The Macmillan nurse provides help and support to terminally ill patients and their families. They can be contacted via Teesside Hospice (01642 816777)