Doctors
Dr Felix Kehinde (m)
GP Partner
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Special interests – Minor Surgery, diabetes and teaching.
Dr Kehinde works 6 sessions (3 days) per week
Dr Olasupo Fatimilehin (m)
GP Partner
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Dr Fatimilehin works 6 sessions (3 days) per week
Dr Chinonye Okwuosa (m)
GP Partner
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Dr Okwuosa works 6 sessions (3 days) per week
Dr Leon Kartey (m)
GP Partner
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Dr Kartey trained at St Georges University of London where he qualified in 2015. He proceeded to Colchester Hospital and Broomfield Hospital before joining the Harlow VTS ( Princess Alexandra Hospital) . He qualified as a GP in 2021 and has worked in GP in practices across Essex and Hertfordshire. as well as Extended Access and Urgent Care Centres.
He Joined Nuffield House Surgery in April 2024.
Special interest in Cardiology , Mental Health , Palliative care and teaching.
Dr Kartey works 8 sessions per week (4 days)
Dr Alex Phipps (f)
GP Partner
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Dr. Phipps trained at Barts and The London before qualifying as a GP on the Harlow training scheme in 2011, following which she worked as a GP in Ongar for 11 years and 2 years in Saffron Walden. She joined the surgery in July 2024. Special interests – Women’s Health (coil insertions, implant insertions/removals), diabetes and teaching.
Dr Phipps works 6 sessions (3 days) per week.
Dr Ariana Spungina (f)
Salaried GP
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Dr Mehmet Dogan (m)
ST2 GP registrar
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Dr Danial Rizvi (m)
ST2 GP Registrar
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Dr Harry Hudson (m)
FY2
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Dr Iman Akhtar (f)
FY2
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Nurse Practitioners
Annie (f)
Nurse Practitioner
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Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANP) are autonomous in making decisions based on assessment, diagnosis and interpretation of test results. ANPs are able to independently prescribe appropriate medication, evaluate or refer to other specialists if necessary.
Sian (f)
Nurse Practitioner
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Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANP) are autonomous in making decisions based on assessment, diagnosis and interpretation of test results. ANPs are able to independently prescribe appropriate medication, evaluate or refer to other specialists if necessary.
Shelly-anne (f)
Nurse Practitioner
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Nurse
Marie (f)
Nurse
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Nancy (f)
Nurse
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Healthcare Assistants
Debbie (f)
Healthcare Assistant
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Practice Management
Ann Curnow (f)
Practice Manager
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Frances Norcott (f)
Assistant Practice Manager
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Administration
Suzanne (f)
Administrator
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Susan (f)
Administrator
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Julie (f)
Administrator
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Theresa (f)
Administrator
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Melissa (f)
Administrator
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Chelsea (f)
Administrator
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Tracey (f)
Administrator
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Sam ( f )
Gp Assistant
Reception
Victoria (f)
Receptionist
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Linda (f)
Receptionist
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Julie (f)
Receptionist
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Angela (f)
Receptionist
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Grace (f)
Receptionist
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Abbie (f)
Receptionist
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Aylis (f)
Receptionist
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Bryany (f)
Receptionist
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Secretaries
Lindsey (f)
Medico – Legal Secretary
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Sue (f)
Secretary
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Kate (f)
Secretary
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Attached Staff
EPUT: First Contact Practitioner
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The surgery now has the services of a ‘First Contact Practitioner’ twice a week (every Wednesday and Thursday), whose role in primary care is to assess patients with soft tissue, muscle, and joint pain/problems. FCPs are highly skilled practitioners with expertise in the assessment, diagnosis and management of Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions. They can organise investigations, medications and onward referrals.
PCN: Clinical Pharmacist
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The surgery has three clinical pharmacists working in the surgery during the week, whose role is to support those with long term conditions like asthma, diabetes and high blood pressure or anyone taking multiple medications to make sure their medication is working. They also do medication reviews and give advice about your medications.
PCN: Social Prescriber
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We now have the services of a Social Prescriber at the surgery. The main aim of her role is to help people to improve their health and wellbeing by connecting them to activities in the community and a range of local support, from community and activity groups to work, debt or housing advice.
EPUT: Dietitian
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The surgery has the services of a dietitian twice a month on a Wednesday. She provides a clinic, by appointment, to patients referred by a Doctor or Practice Nurse.