The practice consists of 8 GP’s
All doctors provide some level of minor surgery services including joint injections; incisions / excisions.
Doctors
Dr Erika L Hammond (f)
MB ChB MRCGP (Leeds 1990)
Dr Fawad Azam (m)
MB ChB MRCGP (Manchester 2006)
Dr Sabah Asfand-E-Yar (f)
MBBS, MRCGP, MRCP, DFSRH (Punjab 1991)
Dr Matthew Sowden (m)
MB ChB (Manchester 1993)
Dr Charlotte Parker (f)
MBChB Leeds, MRCGP, PGDipDerm
Dr Anna Williams (f)
MB ChB(Hons) MRCGP BA(Hons)
Dr Sanjin Bajgoric (m)
MB ChB (Keele University 2014)
GP Registrars
What is a GP Registrar?
A GP Registrar is a qualified doctor who has chosen to undertake speciality training in general practice. It takes a minimum of 5 years to qualify as a GP and involves working both in hospital and in general practice posts. Whilst in general practice registrars are supervised by an experienced GP trainer.
What does this mean for my consultation?
Usually nothing. GP registrars undertake a “debrief” after their clinic where they discuss all cases with an experienced GP. Occasionally a registrar may contact you after the surgery when they have discussed your case further. Please ensure your contact details with the surgery are up to date.
Sometimes GP Registrars will video their consultations or have another GP sitting with them for training purposes. You will be notified prior to your consultation if this is the case.
Dr Sania Ali (f)
Dr Inderjeet Singh (m)
Dr Nabihah Nafeez (f)
Nurse Practitioners
The nurse practitioner service enables patients to be seen and assessed in connection with all illnesses. She is qualified to provide medical advice and prescribe medication as appropriate. The service improves access for all patients within the practice.
Nicola Ollerenshaw (f)
Lyndsey McLaughlin (f)
Alisha Wilson (f)
Nurses
Practice nurses are qualified and registered nurses. They can help with health issues such as family planning, healthy living advice, blood pressure checks and dressings. The practice nurses run clinics for long-term health conditions such as asthma or diabetes, minor ailment clinics and carry out cervical smears.
Sister Jackie Findlater (f)
Stephanie Pace (f)
Anthony Walters (m)
Debbie Brook (f)
Healthcare Assistants
Healthcare assistants support practice nurses with their daily work and carry out tasks such as phlebotomy (drawing blood), blood pressure measurement and new patient checks. They may act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.
Sandra Ruane
Phlebotomists
Rebecca Lund
Ella Wilby-Holdsworth
Practice Staff
The practice business and operations managers oversee all business aspects of the practice to ensure it operates efficiently and delivers high-quality patient care. Their responsibilities include; establishing and maintaining effective systems for patient care, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises and equipment management, and information technology.
The management team supports GPs and other medical professionals in delivering patient services while also developing extended services to enhance patient care.
Janet Marino
Business Manager
Wendy Stephenson
Data Quality Manager
Sarah Whiston
Reception
Rebecca Lund
Reception/ Phlebotomist
Trisha Stock
Reception
Derek McIntosh
Reception
Mary Callan
Reception
Rebecca Ryan
Operations Manager
Maggie Husthwaite
Office Manager
Debbie Tyrrell
Administration
Paula Miller
Reception
Beth Ambler
Reception
Paige Sweeney
Reception
Rachel Lapsley
Secretary
Nicola Crabtree
Reception
Ashley Kennedy
Reception/ Secretary
Denise Orchard
Reception
Gillian Rae
Reception
Camilla Thompson
Reception
Ella Wilby-Holdsworth
Reception/ Phlebotomist
Healthcare Team
Mrs Elena Ashraf (f)
Pharmacist
Miss Attiya Ubaid Ubaid (f)
Pharmacist
Miss Leanne Poole (f)
Pharmacist Technician
Emily-Claire Hutchinson (f)
Pharmacist
Lawson Road
Community Midwife
01484 728934
District Nurses
(Community Nurse)
01422 375591
Community Matron
(Community Nurse)
01422 378389
Health Visitors
A health visitor is a registered nurse who has received training particularly related to babies, children and pregnant women. Their role is to provide families with children under five years old with support and advice around the general aspects of mental, physical and social wellbeing.
01484 728940
Attached Staff
Ruth Thompson-Partridge (f)
Care Co-Ordinator
Miss Hannah Finan (f)
Physiotherapist
Mr Stephen Place (m)
Physiotherapist
Social Prescribing Link Workers
Lisa Oswin (f)
Sarah Peters (f)
What is Social Prescribing?
Social Prescribing helps you to explore services that may help to improve your health and wellbeing.
What is a Social Prescribing Link Worker?
Social Prescribing Link Workers work with patients registered with GP’s across Calderdale including both adults and children and young people.
A patient can be referred to a Social Prescribing Link Worker by requesting an appointment themselves through their GP surgery or can also be referred by another service or agency they are already working with.
Social Prescribing Link Workers support patients with a wide range of issues impacting on their health and wellbeing including, but not limited to mental health difficulties, financial difficulties, housing, training and employment, social isolation, drug and alcohol misuse and relationship difficulties including domestic abuse.