Whitley House Surgery

The Partners

We are a practice of seven doctors, three male and four female.

Dr Elizabeth Towers
Partner		 Qualified: 1980 St Bartholomew's
MB BS
Dr Martin Bell
Partner		 Qualified: 1982 London
MB BS MRCGP DA DRCOG
Dr Neil Monsell
Partner		 Qualified: 1987 London
MB BS DRCOG MRCGP
Dr Cathy Boon
Partner		 Qualified: 1989 Cambridge
MB BCh DRCOG DCH MRCGP
Dr Stuart Newman
Partner		 Qualified: 1988 London
MB BS DGM DRCOG MRCGP
Dr Deanne Hooper
Partner		 Qualified: 1996 UCLMS
MB BS DRCOG DCH DFFP
Dr Ceri Frankel Qualified: 2000 London
MB BS DRCOG MRCP MRCGP

The Practice Team

Practice Administrator Jean Spurling
Assistant to Practice Administrator Jane Davey
Medical Secretaries Karen Barnes,
Alex Lione
Reception Manager/Admin Manager Jean Spurling
Practice Nurses Sarah Wells RGN, Marian Borton RGN, Sandra Swales RGN,
Anne Francis RGN, Alison Taylor, Heather Martin.
Healthcare Assistant Colleen Hurren
Receptionists Jill Cotton, Barbara Hastie, Marjie Islin, Hazel McIntyre, Fiona Luck, Jennifer Bird and Joanne Reval.
Medical Administrator Sandra Christie-Walker
Counsellor Helen Goddard
Administrative Assistants Di Parry, Anna Moffat, David Moffat, Joy Richardson and Julie Bishop
Health Visitors Therese McCarrick-Roe and Anne Moore
Secretary to District Nurses
And Health Visitors		 Mandy Cashman
Midwives Sarah Dunn, Cathy Ross and Amber Jones

District Nursing Services are provided by Central Essex Community Services (CECS). Julie King is the clinical lead.

Practice Nurse Team

The practice nurse team offers a comprehensive range of nurse-led chronic disease management clinics. These include asthma, diabetes, coronary heart disease and hypertension. Appointments for these clinics range through the full working day of the surgery in order to accommodate both working and non-working patients.

Other nurse-led specialist services include baby/child immunisations, women's health, wound assessment, and there are general nursing clinics every day for routine appointments such as dressings, cervical smears, ear syringing and routine immunisations. There is also a minor ailments clinic on Friday mornings. Please ask at reception for details.

Training Practice

The surgery has been a training practice for many years.

Our registrars work full time in the practice for a period of six to twelve months. These are fully qualified doctors who have chosen general practice as the career they wish to pursue and who will gain general practice experience by being based within the surgery. At all times, they provide care of the same standard as that provided by the other doctors - please accept them as a valued addition to the team.