Our Team

Dr Baker is originally from Cheshire and qualified as a doctor from the University of Birmingham in 2011. Dr Baker carried out her General Practice training in the West MidlandsDr Emily Baker[continue]

Dr Bolina was born in London from North Indian descent and qualified as a doctor from Leeds University in 2003.  He is especially interested in Diabetes Care, Care of the Elderly, and MusculoskeletalDr Mukesh (“Mick”) Bolina[continue]

Dr Farrukh Haque trained in India and then worked as a hospital doctor for 10yrs. Dr Haque then completed 3.5yrs GP training in Kings Lynn, before joining SGMC in 2013. DrDr Farrukh Haque[continue]

Dr Zoe Hutchinson trained in London, completing her GP training in 2013. Having grown up in the Fens she returned to the area joining SGMC in 2014. Dr Hutchinson has an interestDr Zoe Hutchinson[continue]

Dr Beth Rushton grew up in Greater Manchester, attended Medical School and trained in Leicester, and qualified as a GP in Birmingham in 2013. She moved to Cambridge in 2021.Dr Beth Rushton[continue]

Nurse Practitioners are experienced Practice Nurses that have completed further qualifications and training to allow them to independently prescribe medication. They are trained to assess and treat patients in muchNurse Practitioners[continue]

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 forPractice Nurses[continue]

Our experienced Healthcare Assistants support our Practice Nurses and GPs with their daily work. They carry out delegated nursing tasks such as wound-care, specialist leg bandaging, phlebotomy, blood pressure measurementHealth Care Assistants[continue]

Social Prescribing Link Workers give people time and focus on what matters to the person as identified in their care and support plan. They connect people to community groups andElaine Ellis[continue]

As our Perinatal Health and Wellbeing Coach, Maxine will be promoting responsive infant feeding, and where possible helping parents to establish and sustain breast feeding. This will involve 1:1 supportMaxine Cooper[continue]

Clinical pharmacists work in primary care as part of a multidisciplinary team in a patient facing role to clinically assess and treat patients using expert knowledge of medicines for specificMegan Drew[continue]

Frances specifically supports individuals with a range of substance misuse issues, primarily alcohol, street drugs, and prescription medicine misuse. Frances offers person-centred approach to support reduction, detox, risk reduction and setFrances West[continue]