Clinical pharmacist
Phuong Chu, BSc, MPharm, IP
A clinical pharmacist in a GP surgery is a highly qualified medicines expert who works directly with patients. They conduct structured medication reviews, manage long-term conditions (like asthma or high blood pressure), handle prescription queries, and support the broader general practice team to optimize patient safety and care
Pharmacy Technician
Joanne Kendrick
A Pharmacy Technician in a GP surgery is a registered healthcare professional who manages medicines, repeat prescriptions and safety audits. Working under the supervision of a clinical pharmacist, they streamline prescribing systems, conduct medication reviews, and handle hospital discharge updates, freeing up GPs to focus on complex cases.
Physician Assistant
Chris Clark, MSc
A Physician Assistant (PA), also known as a Physician Associate, is a licensed healthcare professional who practices medicine as part of a team alongside doctors. PAs conduct physical exams, diagnose illnesses, formulate treatment plans, and counsel patients, all under the supervision of a senior physician.
Clinical Administrator
Michaella Hunt
The clinical administrator is responsible for a wide array of tasks that encompass the overarching administration and coordination of clinical services. This includes overseeing the daily functions of the clinics, such as patient scheduling, (especially for those patients who have long term conditions), record maintenance, the implementation of healthcare policies and auditing.