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The Times they are a changing…

Welcome Dr Victoria Collins

The practice is delighted to announce that Dr Collins, who has been associated with the practice over the past 3 years, has been appointed as permanent new member of the practice team from 3rd April 2017.

Drs Adams, Elliott and Price are reducing their hours.  There will be significant timetable changes as outlined below but the “on the day” walk-in surgeries will continue unchanged (8:30am to 10:00am and 3:30pm to 5:15pm Monday to Friday). 

There will be a lot of variation until 8th May when the new timetable shown under "Opening Times" will be the norm.  Dr Adams and Dr Price will work different days, alternating each week: week 1 and week 2 below.  Drs Elliott, Colyer and Collins will work the same days each week.

Temporary Patient Registration

It will take us 24 hours from registration before we are able to see you.

Please rate and review our surgery by visiting www.iwantgreatcare.org.  Thank you.

Training Practiceconsultation

We are an approved training practice. This means we will be having experienced doctors on attachment who are training to become GPs. We will also still be having foundation doctors and medical students. The trainer is Dr J Elliott.

GP Registrars

These are experienced doctors who are doing their final training to become GPs.

Foundation Year 2 (FY2) Doctors

These fully qualified doctors have worked for at least one year in Frimley Park Hospital and spend four months in our practice to gain further experience and understanding of family medicine. They are always supervised by an established GP, usually Dr Elliott.

Medical Students

We are involved in teaching 4th year and final year medical students from the University of Southampton. They work alongside the Doctor to extend their learning and to fulfil their training requirements. Sometimes you may be asked to see the doctor or nurse with a student present. At other times you will be asked to see the student first who will take a history and then you will see your GP with the student present. This offers valuable learning opportunities for the student.

If you prefer to see your GP/nurse without a student present, please let us know. It will not cause offence.

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