Our Staff

Doctors

Dr Jacqueline Over

MB BCh Wales 1989 MRCGP DCH

Jackie became a partner in the practice in 1995. She trained at the University of Wales College of Medicine and completed her GP training in South Wales and Bermuda. Her interests are family planning, gynaecology, asthma and palliative care. Jackie works part-time and is available in the practice on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. Jackie is a trainer, and looks after registrars.

Dr Emma Bowen Simpkins

MB BCh Wales 1993 DRCOG DFFP MRCGP

Emma qualified in 1993 in Wales, and in addition to her hospital training has worked as a GP in Hong Kong. Her areas of special expertise are Family Planning, Gynaecology, Menopause, and Child & Family Mental Health. Emma is a trainer, and looks after registrars.

Dr Matthew de Quincey

BA MB ChB Cambridge 1989 DRCOG DCCH MRCGP

Matt joined the practice in 1997. He did the first half of his medicine at King’s, Cambridge, but escaped to graduate in History of Modern Philosophy and Ethics; then doing the second half (his clinical training) in Edinburgh, and qualified in 1989.He is interested in combining his rigorous old-style medical learning with his philosophical interests, in pluralism and narrative medicine, and what it is to be a generalist in medicine. Matt is also an educational supervisor for F2 doctors.

Dr Julian Barber

MB BS MRCP MRCGP

Jules joined the practice in 2009. He qualified from University College London in 1998. He has spent time working as a GP in Hampshire and Devon, and several years working in hospital medicine in the West Country and New Zealand. His interests are kidney medicine, high blood pressure and diabetes. Jules is a trainer, and looks after registrars.

Dr Alexander Goodman

MBBS BSc (Hons) MRCGP DRCOG DFSRH

Alexander joined the Practice in August 2017. He graduated from Kings College London School of Medicine in 2008. He worked for a number of years in Obstetrics and Gynaecology before commencing GP training in Hampshire. Alexander’s interests include women’s health and mental health. Alexander is an GP trainer, and looks after registrars. His working days are Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Dr Goodman is also the Caldicott Guardian for Chawton Park Surgery.

Dr Pippa Sealy

Dr Sealy joined the Practice in June 2020. Dr Sealy is a retainer GP and will work Monday and Tuesdays.

Dr Catherine Standing

Catherine joined the Practice in November 2022. Catherine will work Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Dr Hannah O'Riordan

Dr O'Riordan joined the Practice in January 2021 as a salaried GP. Hannah works all day Tuesday and Wednesday.

Sharon Knight

GP Specialist Clinical Matron

Locum GPs

Dr Nicole Carlish

Dr Nicole Carlish h is supporting the Practice as a locum

GP Registrars

The practice has been selected to train hospital doctors in the skills of General practice. The Registrars come to us after having completed a minimum of three years in hospital specialities. Nowadays many of them have a significant amount of experience and have developed areas of expertise. In order to set out on a career path in General practice they must spend a year in a training practice such as ours.

Dr Chris Wilcox

Dr Wilcox is an ST3 under the supervision of Dr Alex Goodman. Dr Wilcox joined us in August 2021 and will be with us for 24 months

Dr Tom Parrott

Dr Parrott is an ST3 under the supervision of Dr Emma Bowen-Simpkins. Dr Parrott joined us in November 2021 and will be with us for 24 months

Dr Sahar Kazmi

Dr Kazmi is an ST3 who joined the team in April 2022 and will be with us until April 2024 and is under the supervision of Dr Emma Bowen-Simpkins

Dr Ahmed Elmenshawy

Dr Elmenshawy is an ST3 who joined the team in August 2022 and will be with us until August2023 and is under the supervision of Dr Julian Barber

Dr Kent Yu

Dr Yu is an F2 under the supervision of Dr Matt de Quincey. Dr Yu joined the team in December 2022 and will be here until April 2023.

Nurses

Lina Porter

Lina leads our practice nurses team. Along with day to day nursing clinics, Lina reviews patients for asthma reviews, completes smear tests and administers baby immunisations.

Joanne Dash

Joanne is a member of our nursing team and is a lead research nurse.

Sarah Marks

SRN

Sarah's particular interest is in the management of our travel vaccine advice, baby immunisations, chronic kidney disease and minor aliments. Sarah is also research trained.

Caroline Appleby

Along with day to day nursing clinics Caroline also manages the care of our diabetic patients.

Healthcare Assistants

Angela Wilmshurst

Angela can perform blood tests, blood pressures, ECGs, 24 hour BP monitoring, phlebotomy, dressings, flu vaccinations and assist with minor ops. Angela is also research trained.

Lisa Davey

Lisa can perform blood tests, blood pressures, ECGs, dressings, 24 hour BP monitoring, flu vaccinations, B12 Vitamin injections, pneumococcal vaccinations, phlebotomy, spirometries and assists with minor ops. Lisa is also research trained.

Phlebotomists

Sam Watts

Health Practitioners

Fiona is our First Contact Physiotherapist and is based with the Practice. She is a highly skilled Physiotherapist who is able to see patients who have muscle and joint problems. This is a triage service. Fiona is able to advise on exercise and if she has any queries will work closely with the GP Team. Fiona is also able to refer on to appropriate services, if needed. Fiona is one of three First Contact Physiotherapists that work across the A31 Group of Practices offering physiotherapist triage service. Appointments are available via the reception team and Chawton Park Surgery and The Wilson Practice.

Practice Management

Nicky Wornell

Karen Smith

Karen is our Deputy Practice Manager and works with the Practice Manager to manage and run the day to day operations of the Practice.

Sarah Brown

Patient Co-ordinator Manager

Sarah oversees the smooth running of our Patient Co-ordinator team and appointment system.

Administration

Nikki George

Prescriptions Manager

Nikki manages all the prescription generation and prescription queries for the practice.

Stacie Lee

Data Administrator

Patient Co-Ordinators

Patient Co-Ordinators provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries. They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query. Patient Co-Ordinators make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses. They also perform other important tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries, dealing with financial claims, dealing with patient records and carrying out searches and practice audits. The team comprises; Amanda, Sam, Ewa (speaks Polish and Russian) , Rosemary, Charlotte, Kim, Debs, Selena and Emily

Secretaries

Our secretarial team work very closely together and manage the administration of all referral and patient letters. If you have any queries they can be contacted via the reception team. The secretarial team comprises; Debbie (Senior Secretary), Abbie and Jane.

Pharmacists

Our pharmacy team consists of Carol, Sanam and Rahima who are clinical pharmacists and Cassie (pharmacy technician) who are multi-skilled and aid the GP teams across the Primary Care Network to support patients with chronic disease management and prescription queries.

Primary Care Network Team

Tina Bush

Tina is a Paramedic and works within the Pro-active care team working to keep patients safe and well at home.

MIchelle Hodder

Michelle is one of the Primary Care Networks Care Co-Ordinator's who help support the Pro-Active care team

Emma Dance

Emma is a Pro-Active Care Nurse and works within the Pro-active care team working to keep patients safe and well at home.

Community Midwives

Our midwife Judy is attached to the practice and can be reached via the practice, or by contacting the Labour Ward at North Hampshire Hospital, Aldermaston Road, Basingstoke RG24 9NA. • Tel: 01256 313321 / 473202 • Fax: 01256 313098

Community Nurses

There is a community nursing team that works in the community. They are responsible for nursing care in the community. Special leg ulcer clinics are provided by the nursing team on a Thursday morning, based at Alton Community Hospital.

Health Visitors

Health visitors are registered nurses with additional community training. The aim of the health visiting service is to improve the health of the population it works within. The focus of our work is with families with children of pre-school age. We can be contacted via the surgery, and can discuss issues within the clinic or at home. A qualified nursery nurse has recently joined the team and assists us in our work. The health visitors run a baby clinic on 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month in the morning (09:30 - 10:30), and are available to advise on a whole range of issues about your children's wellbeing - from diet and sleep problems through to potty-training. Feel free to contact them directly if you think they can help on 0300 121 1575.