Doctors
DR JAMAL ARSHAD
Male
MB.BS, CIDC
DR GORUR ANANTHAPADMANABAN
Male
MB BS MRCGP DCH
DR ARSLAN ARSHAD
Male
MB.BS, CIDC
DR ANNU VILVANATHAN
Female
MB.BS, MRCGP
Specialist Nurses
ADJOA SAO
The Diabetic Specialist Nurse runs an in-house clinic every Monday. Diabetic patients will need to be referred by a clinician from this Practice.
SABIA BEGUM
The Diabetic Specialist Dietitian runs a full-day in-house clinic on a Tuesday once a month month. Patients need to be referred by a clinician from this Practice in order to have a consultation.
ESTELA BAILON
The Heart Failure clinic is run by a specialist nurse at the Practice and can be seen by appointment only, based on a referral by a clinician from this Practice.
AGI KARUKAPPILLY
The Heart Failure clinic is run by a specialist nurse at the Practice and can be seen by appointment only, based on a referral by a clinician from this Practice.
Nurses
The practice nurse is available to patients by appointment Monday to Friday. She has the delegated responsibility for routine blood tests, vaccinations & immunisations, cervical smears, family planning, travel advice, ear syringing, health promotion, life-style advice and related clinics. She visits elderly patients as well as those permanently housebound.
You are invited to discuss with her any relevant medical problems you may have.
DHANYA ELDHOSE
Female
Locum Practice Nurse
JUDITH MIAN
Female
Locum Practice Nurse
Healthcare Assistants
Healthcare Assistants provides a wide array of clinical services including phlebotomy, respiratory disease reviews, general health checks including NHS Health Check, registrations, ear syringing, a limited range of vaccinations (not travel vaccinations or childhood immunisations) and dressings and anticoagulation monitoring. By appointment only.
Practice Management
MARY MILNER
Female
Deputy Practice Manager B.Sc (Hons) Psych
The Deputy practice manager is involved in managing all of the business aspects of the practice such as making sure that the right systems are in place to provide a high quality of patient care, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises and equipment and information technology. The Deputy Practice Manager supports the General Manager, GPs and other medical professionals with delivering patient services and also helps to develop extended services to enhance patient care.
DEEPAK SINHA
Male
PMS Manager MA (Cantab.), MBA, MIHM
The primary role of the PMS Manager is to provide strategic vision for the business, underwritten by strong organisational and leadership skills. He maintains a hardworking, productive and effective workforce through skills reviews, support, good professional relationships based on trust and engagement, good communication and through keeping uptodate with the latest developments in primary healthcare and technology. This primary role includes being the financial driver of the business and its sustained financial performance for the benefit of the entire team.
Admin/Reception
Receptionists provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries. They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query. Receptionists make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses. They also perform other important tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries, dealing with financial claims, dealing with patient records and carrying out searches and practice audits.
Administration Officer
Pharmacists
Community Midwives
Homerton Hospital/Kingsmead - 020 8510 5555
Midwives from the Homerton offer full ante-natal care along with general postnatal health advice every Wednesday afternoon. Appointments are made through the GP and hospital staff.
Community Nurses
District nurses provide home care for patients suffering from a wide range of conditions. Part of their responsibility includes carrying out checks, taking blood samples, ensuring diabetic patients get regular insulin doses, administering injections and IV fluids, giving chemotherapy to those with cancer and helping the dying live their last few days as painlessly as possible.
District nurses care for patients across all ages and medical conditions. However, most of their patients tend to be physically disabled, recently discharged from hospital, terminally ill individuals or elderly individuals who are suffering from irreversible age-related conditions. District nurses may work in several different locations around the community, but they spend most of their time in people’s homes.
The District Nurse service is accessible to patients through a referral from your GP.
Contact 020 8985 5013.
OLUWAFEMI ADAMS
Community Matron
Community Psychiatric Nurse
020 8533 6116
The psychiatric nurse sees patients at the practice every Wednesday AM after referral from one of the GPs.
The psychiatric registrar sees patients at the practice once a month after referral from one of the GPs.
Counsellors
The Well Family Practitioner once weekly clinic is run by a fully qualified mental health practitioner. Your GP will refer you to this service if you are suffering psychologically with mild - moderate symptoms of anxiety and depression.
SILVANA NICHOLLS
Health and Wellbeing Coach
VICTORIA SIGNORELLI
Vocational Rehab OT
FARIS FARID
Macmillan Social Prescriber
Health Visitors
Turkish Advocate
020 7613 5944
The health advocate is currently available only for Turkish patients every Friday morning, these appointments are not pre-bookable appointments, these appointments are booked on the morning. There is also a language telephone line for non-English speaking which patients/GPs can use for assistance during consultation.