MBBS DCH D.Obst 1971 India (Joined 1997)

Specialises in Gynaecology

Dr Pattekar works

• Monday all day


• Tuesday all day


• Wednesday all day


• Thursday all day

MBBS DGO  MRCOG DFFP MRCGP (Joined 2014)      

Special interest in Gynaecology, Sexual Health & Mental Health)

Dr Mannikar works

• Monday all day
• Wednesday all day
• Thursday all day
• Friday am

DR CHAKRABORTY

Joined 2017 (interest in

diabetes)

Dr Chakraborty works

• Monday am
• Tuesday all day
• Wednesday all day
• Friday all day

The Partnership (as a non-limited Partnership)

Training Practice

The practice is a training practice and we have Medical Students and Physician Associate students working and training with us and they form part of our team.

The Nurse Practitioner can see patients for the following reasons; acutely unwell patients aged 16 years and over with minor illnesses and injuries, complex chronic disease management, sexual health and contraception including implants, minor surgeries, women's health and skin conditions .

Practice Nurses & Healthcare Assistant 

Practice Nurses Louise Mellenthin and Louise Craigie

Healthcare Assistant Debbie Scott

The Practice Nurses (supported by the Healthcare Assistant) may be seen by making an appointment. They see patients for annual chronic disease reviews including visiting our Housebound patients, contraception reviews, well women's clinics including smears and HRT reviews, would management, baby clinics, health and travel vaccinations and blood pressure checks.

District Nurses

Referrals will be made to the District Nurse for those patients who are Housebound or temporarily housebound to carry out procedures including blood pressure checks, blood tests as requested by our clinical team, wound management and health vaccinations.

Practice Manager

Our practice manager is responsible for the overall management of the practice. It is her responsibility to ensure that the day-to-day organisation and administration is managed in an efficient and caring manner allowing the doctors to devote as much time as possible to caring for their patients.

Mrs Tranter should be able to help with any administrative or non-medical problem and will be available should you have any complaints or suggestions.

All the receptionists are fully trained and do a very difficult job. They are usually your first point of contact and will try in every way to help you. The receptionists deal with general queries, repeat prescriptions, appointments and results. The more information you are able to give them, the better they will be able to help you.  All the receptionists are bound by the same rules of confidentiality as the doctors and nurses.

The secretary will be available to help with any query you may have regarding referral to hospital or chasing up hospital appointments. She will be available between 08:30  and  14:30 each day.

The midwife will take over your care should you become pregnant and will see you regularly throughout your pregnancy and for 10 days after you have had your baby. 

The district nurse manages the care of the patient at home rather than at the surgery or in hospital. They assess healthcare needs, plan care and develop a care plan for patients’ while they need their treatment at home. They liaise closely with the hospital to provide care for the patient when they are discharged if required and are the main provider of palliative care and assess and manage the care needed at each stage of the illness.

Community Matron

A community matron case manages a group of patients with multiple complex needs. These patients may have had multiple admissions to hospital or have frequent house calls.  CM’s will liaise with the patients and carers to develop individual, unique care packages to keep them well at home.

The health visitors' prime function is to promote good health in its widest sense through health education. They also have expertise in all aspects of the care and development of babies and pre-school children.