MB BS MRCP MRCGP DRCOG Family Planning Diploma.

Dr Fellows joined the practice in 1998.

He is a qualified GP trainer, taking responsibility for the continuing professional development of a newly qualified doctor each year.

His interests include adult and elderly medicine, surgery and joint injections. Outside of the surgery he enjoys all sport and spending time with his family.

BA MB BS DCH DRCOG MRCGP Family Planning Diploma. Qualified 1988.

Dr Peckham is the Wilson Practice lead on child protection matters, chronic kidney disease, thyroid problems and epilepsy. She takes a particular interest in vascular disease, leg ulcers, women's health and contraception.

Outside the surgery her main interests are competitive sailing and skiing.

BA MB BChir DRCOG MRCGP Diploma Occupational Medicine, Family Planning Diploma           Qualified in 1989.

Dr Rickard's special interest is care of elderly patients. She also offers Occupational Health services to local businesses. She is the practice's clinical lead on osteoporosis, cancer and palliative care and she is also a qualified GP trainer, taking responsibility for the continuing professional development of a newly qualified doctor each year.

Outside the surgery Dr Rickard's interests include long distance running. She completed the London Marathon in 2010 and the Brighton Marathon in 2013.

BM BS BMedSci DGM DRCOG MRCGP Family Planning Diploma. Qualified 1987.

Dr Louden is the practice's clinical lead for gynaecological matters, contraception, HRT, sexual health and dementia.  Her interests include the care of women and children.  Dr Louden also organises the practice's clinical educational programme. Outside of work her interests include tennis, running, skiing and triathlon.

MBBS BSc DCH  DFSRH DPD DiMM MRCGP  Qualified 2005

Dr Kemp joined the practice in 2010, having completed his Registrar year here with Dr Fellows. His interests include dermatology, and expedition and altitude medicine. He is the practice lead on dermatology and respiratory disease. He is also the GP with particular responsibility for the development and efficient operation of the treatment room. He enjoys teaching medical students.

Outside the surgery his main interests are climbing and skiing and spending time with his young family.

BM BS DRCOG DFSRH MRCGP   Qualified 2006  

Dr Rush joined the practice in 2011 from Nottinghamshire. Her interests include care of women and children and family planning.

Outside of work she enjoys singing, skiing and tennis.

Dr Maloney

MBBS BSc MRCGP DRCOG

joined the practice as a permanent doctor in April 2017. She works on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

Dr Nuttall MBChB BSc DRCOG FSRH LOCs  joined the practice in October 2017 working two days a week (Tuesdays and Wednesdays).  She is a committed family doctor with a particular interest in women's health. Dr Nuttall is currently on maternity leave.

Dr Conroy-Smith is a GP Registrar. She is currently on maternity leave.

Dr Ward is a GP Registrar. He is working in the practice until August 2018. He is being mentored by Dr Rickard.

Dr Hurlstone is a trainee doctor (Foundation Year 2), who is spending four months in general practice as part of her 'rotation' of development roles.  She will be with the practice until March 2018.

Dr Hart is a trainee doctor (Foundation Year 2), who is spending four months in general practice as part of her 'rotation' of development roles.  She will be with the practice until March 2018.

RGN BSc (Hon) Nurse Practitioner. Non-medical nurse prescriber.

Sister Muir manages our nursing team.  She is an experienced nurse practitioner who works extensively as part of the Rapid Access (Duty) team. 

She also runs Asthma and COPD clinics. 

Her interests include: managing minor illness, CHD, hypertension, asthma and chronic lung disease.

RGN Non-medical Nurse Prescriber

Sister Paice runs our travel clinic and also offers hypertension and asthma clinics.  She also works as part of our Rapid Access (Duty) team.

Her interests include: managing minor illness, general nursing and asthma

RGN BSc Non-medical nurse prescriber.

Sister Morris works as part of our Rapid Access (Duty) team
interests: elderly care, diabetes, wound care

CHCN RGN RHV Non-medical nurse prescriber
Sister Thomas works as part of the Rapid Access (Duty) team and sees patients in the minor illness clinic

Nurse Practitioner, RGN, Non-medical nurse prescriber

Sister Byng works as part of the Rapid Access (duty) team and has responsibility for  routine support to our local nursing home patients.

interest in elderly care and chronic disease management plus minor illness

Sister Frater is our diabetes nurse lead. She works closely with Dr Fellows to help patients with diabetes manage their condition.

RGN RMN

Tina joined the practice in 2014. She works in the treatment room and supports the Minor Injuries Unit with care of casualties.

Sister Cherukattu joined the practice in summer 2015 to work in the treatment room. 

She also supports the Minor Injuries Unit with care of casualties and is trained in many aspects of Well Woman care.

Karen Baxter, Wendy Gagan and Mary Barnsley provide support to the doctors and nursing team and carry out a range of procedures including taking blood, performing cardiographs and lung function tests.

They also work in the practice treatment room, support the Minor Injuries Unit and undertake health checks for new patients and those with hypertension.

Business Director

Practice Manager

If you have any queries about the practice and the way it is run, please contact Sharon Cox, Practice Manager on 01420 81988 or e-mail her via nhccg.wilsonpractice@nhs.net

We have 9 receptionists, 2 secretaries and 6 admin office staff plus a wonderful man who supports the admin team with copying, is very handy with a screwdriver and makes tea! Some of the team have combined roles.

The reception team answers the phone and greets you when you walk through the door. They have the impossible task of making everyone the appointment they need or want, as soon as they want it, without overloading the doctors and nurses, and still managing a smile! The partners and managers determine the amount of appointments available, but reception then have to translate that information into one appointment that best suits each individual patient's needs. This isn't easy! A 'quart into a pint pot' is an everyday challenge for a skilled receptionist. They also book patient transport, arrange clinics, maintain the paper records, tidy rooms and make tea!

The secretaries write 3000 letters a year referring patients to hospital and make innumerable phone calls in trying to speed up those referrals. Another 1000 or more letters go to patients offering clinic and review appointments.

The admin staff feed and maintain the computer system and respond to the Government's on-going requests for information. They use the computer to find out who needs to come to clinic or who hasn't had the check up they need. They write/print all repeat prescriptions, scan letters into patient records, summarise medical records as they arrive and process insurance reports. They also pay all the bills, chase outstanding invoices and ensure we have all the drugs, dressings and other materials that everyone needs to do a first-class job.