MBBS, FP Cert, DRCOG, MRCGP, ILTM MSc(Med Education) St Mary's Hospital, London Medical Registration 1984 GP Trainer

MBBS, DCH, MRCGP, DFFP, PGCE (Prof. Ed) University College Hospital, London Medical Registration 1992 GP Trainer

MBBCh, MRCGP, DTM+H (Liverpool), Dip Palliative Med, DFFP University of Leeds Medical Registration 1994 GP Trainer

BMedSci, MBBS (St Bartholomews & Royal London 2003), MRCGP, GP Trainer

MBBCh, BSc, MRCGP

BSc(hons) MBBCh MRCGP Cardiff Medical School (2013)

RGN, Dip Nursing

Steve joined the practice in July 2020 after a career of 15 years as a medical specialist accountant.  Steve is responsible for the day-to-day running of the practice and dealing with any non-clinical issues that may arise.

Deputy Practice Manager / Healthcare Assistant

The Community Midwife, attached but not directly employed by the practice, has been specially trained to care for mothers and babies throughout normal pregnancy, labour and birth.  Midwives are involved in giving antenatal care, attending home births and delivering babies in hospital or GP/midwife units.  Your midwife may even accompany you to the hospital.  She will continue to look after you and your baby at home until she hands over your care to a Health Visitor at between 10 and 28 days after the birth of your baby.

The community nursing team is available to provide nursing care and advice to patients in their homes at the request of hospitals or GPs.  Their base is at Scurlage surgery where messages may be left during office hours by telephoning 01792 390413.

Rachel is a Chronic Conditions Nurse employed by Bay Health Cluster who works at Gower Medical Practice and within the community for one day each week.  If you would like to speak with Rachel or leave a message for her to call you back, please contact the surgery on 01792 390413.

A Health Visitor is a fully qualified nurse who has had extra training in the caring for people in the community.  Their role is to help families, especially those with very young children, to keep healthy.  The Health Visitor will visit you at home sometime after your baby is 10 days old and give you information about feeding as well as general health and safety.  They will also offer advice and support if you have any problems.  You can arrange to see the Health Visitor at home or at the Well Baby Clinic held in Pennard Surgery on Wednesday morning.