Practice Team

Doctors

Dr Alice Bird (f)
BSc Hons MBCHB FRCGP DFFP

Dr Norman Arthur Byrd (m)
BSc MSc MBCHB FRCGP

Dr John Henry Marlow (m)
BMedSci BMBS FRCGP PGCertMedEd

Dr Bahadur Qureshi (m)
MBCHB MRCGP

Dr Shara Khaffaf (f)
MBCHB MRCP MRCGP

Dr Vicky Baird (f)
MBCHB MRCGP

Dr Millie Moore (f)
MBCHB MRCGP

Dr Beth Wright (f)
MBCHB MRCGP

Dr Emmanuel Osakwe (m)
MBBS MRCGP

GP Registrars

Dr Zoe Tildesley (f)
GP Registrar (ST3)

Dr Sameh Mayaleh (m)
GP Resitrar (ST3)

Dr Emily Wolfe (f)
GP Registrar (ST2)

Dr Sara Zafar (f)
GP Registrar (ST2)

Primary Care Practitioners

Helen Merrigan (f)
Nurse Prescriber

Matt Smith (m)
Paramedic Prescriber

Sonia Sidhu (f)
Physicians Associate

Nurses

Trish Howard (f)

Healthcare Assistants

Emma Slater (f)

Emma George (f)

Practice Management

Julie Blake
Managing Partner

Emma Flint
Operations and Digital Transformation Lead

Secretariat

Helen H
Admin Team Leader / Medical Secretary

Julia
Senior Admin

Administration

Mel

Sarah

Jacquie

Samantha

Louise

Charlie

Reception

Gill W
Reception Team Lead

Kirsty

Lauren

Jan

Jacquie

Louise

Diane

Lynn

Andrea

Alexandra

Avril

Housekeeping

Kim

Training practice

The surgery is an approved training practice for the training of general practice Registrars (GPRs). Being an approved training practice means that:

• Patients can directly contribute to the training of future GPs.
• Patients who consult with the GPR will have longer consultations.
• It keeps all doctors and nurses keep in touch with new medical developments and skills.
• It improves all doctors and nurse’s consultation and training skills.
• It ensures that clinical standards and standards of medical record keeping are maintained.
• It helps with the recruitment of high quality doctors to the practice for job vacancies.

GPRs are doctors in training who are qualified doctors and have already worked in hospitals as junior doctors for at least 3 years and have now decided that they would like to specialise in general practice.

In order to qualify as a GP, all doctors have to complete Postgraduate Specialist Training which includes at least 18 months training in general practice.

The practice will be regularly assessed for its suitability for postgraduate training in general practice. This process includes an inspection of medical records for quality, not content. If you object to your record being seen for this process then you must let us know in writing so these notes can be withdrawn.

An essential component of training in all medical practice is the use of video and consultations with both the GPR and the trainer present. We hope that all our patients will be willing to take part in these educational consultations to help us all in improving and maintaining our medical and consultation skills.

All video recordings are strictly confidential and are used for teaching only. We will not video your consultation without your consent. Please contact the practice if you would prefer not to participate.

GP Earnings

All GP practices are required to declare the mean earnings (e.g.
average pay) for GPs working to deliver NHS services to patients at each
practice.
The average pay for GPs who worked for six months or more in Clifton
Road Surgery in the last financial year was £102,857 before Tax and
National Insurance. This is for 2 full-time GP’s, 6 part-time GP’s and 1
locum GP