Our Staff

General Practitioner (GP) is a medical doctor who provides primary healthcare to patients of all ages. GPs diagnose, treat, and 
manage a wide range of illnesses and medical conditions, focusing on both acute and chronic care. They offer preventive health 
advice, conduct health screenings, and refer patients to specialists when needed. GPs play a key role in supporting the overall 
health and wellbeing of individuals and communities.

DR RUSHI MUDALAGIRI (Male)                                                    DR RAMAKRISHNA VELLATURI (Male)

DR MICHAEL FARRELL (Male)                                                       DR MALA KALIA (Female) 

Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) is a registered nurse with advanced clinical training and education, capable of providing expert, autonomous care across a wide range of healthcare settings. ANPs assess, diagnose, and manage patients’ health conditions, prescribe medications, and perform clinical procedures. They work independently or collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care.

Physician Associate (PA) Description

A Physician Associate (PA) is a healthcare professional trained in the medical model to work alongside doctors, providing care under their supervision. PAs assess, diagnose, and manage patients with a wide range of conditions in primary or secondary care settings. They take medical histories, perform physical examinations, request and interpret tests, and develop treatment plans. While they are not doctors, PAs play a vital role in improving patient access to timely and effective care.

Key Points:

• Work under the supervision of a doctor

• Cannot currently prescribe or work independently in the UK (subject to future regulation)

• Qualified via a postgraduate PA programme and national certification

• Contribute to continuity of care, especially in general practice and hospital teams

 Practice Management

General Practice Nurse (GPN) Description

A General Practice Nurse (GPN) is a registered nurse who works in a GP surgery, delivering primary healthcare services to individuals and families in the community. GPNs play a vital role in supporting patients with both acute and long-term conditions, promoting health and preventing illness.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform health checks, wound care, immunisations, and cervical screening

• Manage long-term conditions like asthma, diabetes, and hypertension

• Provide lifestyle advice (e.g. smoking cessation, weight management)

• Support health promotion and disease prevention initiatives

• Assist with minor procedures and treatment room tasks

• Coordinate care and follow-up with the wider primary care team

Health Care Assistant (HCA) Description

A Health Care Assistant (HCA) in a GP practice supports the clinical team—GPs, nurses, and other healthcare professionals—by carrying out essential tasks that help deliver effective patient care. HCAs are not registered nurses but are trained to perform a wide range of routine procedures and administrative duties under supervision.

Key Responsibilities:

• Take and record vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature)

• Perform phlebotomy (blood tests)

• Carry out ECGs, urine tests, and other basic clinical observations

• Support with chronic disease reviews (e.g. diabetes or asthma checks)

• Administer vaccinations (e.g. flu jabs), if trained and competent

• Assist with wound care, dressings, and health promotion

• Maintain accurate patient records and support infection control procedures

Pharmacist 

A Pharmacist in a GP practice is a key member of the primary care team, responsible for supporting the safe, effective, and efficient use of medicines. They work directly with patients and clinical staff to manage medication-related issues, conduct reviews, and improve the overall quality of prescribing.

Main Duties:

• Carry out medication reviews for patients with long-term conditions or on multiple medications

• Provide expert advice on medicines to both patients and staff

• Support repeat prescribing systems and ensure prescriptions are safe and appropriate

• Help manage chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and hypertension

• Conduct medicines reconciliation after hospital discharges

• Some pharmacists are trained Independent Prescribers, able to prescribe medication directly

Pharmacy Technician in GP Practice – Description

A Pharmacy Technician in a GP practice works alongside pharmacists, GPs, and the wider healthcare team to support safe, effective, and efficient use of medicines. They play a key role in managing medication processes, supporting repeat prescribing, and improving patient care.

Administrative team

Our Administrator's provides essential clerical and organisational support to ensure the smooth and efficient running of the practice. They work closely with clinical staff, management, and reception teams to maintain accurate records, manage patient communications, and support day-to-day operations.

Receptionist 

Our Receptionist's are often the practice's first point of contact for patients, providing a welcoming and efficient service. They manage appointments, handle patient enquiries, and support the administrative functions of the practice to ensure smooth day-to-day operations.