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Smears are booked with our Well Woman-trained nurses, please telephone to make an appointment.  We are delighted to be able to offer these in some of our Improving Access clinics (between 6:30pm and 8pm and on some Saturdaysl. 

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Doctors' Surgery Times 

Partners GPs:

Dr Andy Fellows - 9 sessions - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday AM, Friday

Dr Sally Louden - 5 sessions - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday AM

Dr Oliver Kemp - 8 sessions - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

Dr Sarah Wagstaffe - 5 sessions - Tuesday, Thursday AM, Friday

Dr Lucinda Maloney - 6 sessions – Monday, Wednesday and Friday

 

Associate GPs:

Dr Avril Rush - 5 sessions - Tuesday, Thursday and Friday AM

Dr Bethan Davis - 5 sessions - Monday, Tuesday, Friday AA

Dr Daniel Eckford - 7 sessions - Monday, Tuesday AM, Wednesday, Thursday

Dr Daisy Salt - 6 Sessions - Alt Monday, Tuesday AM, Wednesday, Thursday and Alt Fridays

Dr Lin Pan - 7 Sessions - Alt Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Alt Fridays

Dr Annie He - 4 Sessions – Tuesday and Friday

Dr John Robinson - 6 Sessions - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday

 

Regular Locum GPs

Dr Alistair Bint - 1 Session – Monday AM

Dr Stephen Chapman - 4 Sessions – Monday AM, Wednesday and Friday AM

 

Registrar & Foundation Year GPs

Harry Bowerman (Reg) - 8 Sessions – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

Katie Lewis (FY) - 8 Sessions – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

Sophie Baxter (FY) - 8 Sessions – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

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