Staff
General Practitioners
GP Partner
Dr Bruce Jobling
(Manchester 1992) MB ChB DRCOG DFFP
Usual clinic days - Monday, Wednesday
GP Partner
Dr Naresh Kanumilli
(Madras 1988) MB BS MRCGP DFFP
Usual clinic days - Monday, Tuesday.
GP Partner
Dr Paul Wright
(Manchester 1998) MB ChB
Usual clinic day - Monday.
GP Partner
Dr Debbie Williams
(Manchester 2001) MB ChB DRCOG MRCGP DFFP
Usual clinic days - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
GP Partner
Dr Yvonne Hindle
(Liverpool 1992) MB ChB MRCGP DFFP DFMB
Usual clinic days - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday.
GP earnings
All GP Practices are required to declare the mean earnings for GPs working to deliver NHS services to patients at each practice.
The average pay for GPs working at Northenden Group Practice in the last financial year was £49,661 before tax and National Insurance. This was for 4 full time GPs and 6 part time GPs.
Practice manager
Allison Hey
Assistant practice manager
Rachel Wood
Practice nurses
Sister Katy Evans
Sister Najmha Arqum
Sister Ajitha Aju
Trainee Advanced Nurse Practitioner Alison Morgan
Practice nurses provide the following services:
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General health advice
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Dietary information
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Heart disease
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ECGs
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BP monitoring
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Asthma review
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Diabetic review
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Immunisations*
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Cervical cytology
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Blood tests
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Smoking cessation
Our specially trained nurses provide travel health advice, immunisations and vaccinations. You need to make a 20 minute appointment 8 weeks before you travel. Please fill out and return a completed travel clinic form to reception at least 7 days before your appointment. A refundable deposit of £5 per patient is required when booking your appointment. Please note, we do not book the appointment until we have received the risk assessment and deposit.
Ear syringing / de-waxing
You can self refer to one of three treatment rooms to access this service by calling the
Single Point of Access on 0300 303 9650
Please make an appointment to see either a GP or a nurse so they can check your ear(s), prior to making an appointment.
Other health professionals
District nursing team
Contact on: 0161 215 2026
District nurses provide holistic care to patients with chronic illness, terminal illness, incontinence, wounds and diabetes. Working mostly within client’s homes, District nurses provide support to patients and their families through assessment of need, care planning, multidisciplinary team working and implementation and evaluation of nursing care.
Active case managers
These are highly qualified district nurses who have been given an extended role. They will visit people who have multiple chronic disease and who may need high levels of health and social care support to pro-actively monitor their health. They are experts in many areas of disease management such as asthma and diabetes.
Health visitors
Contact on: 0161 215 2030
All health visitors are qualified nurses. Some health visitors are also qualified midwives or paediatric nurses and all have undertaken further training covering a wide range of community health issues. Overall, their role is to promote good health and prevent poor health.
Their skills include:
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Children’s health and development
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Baby massage
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Parenting skills
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Sure start
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Public health / health promotion projects
School nurses
Contact on: 0161 215 2019
The ultimate aim of the School Nursing Service is to see all children and young people reach their full potential. The majority of School Nurses work term time only.
Their role includes:
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Assessing the health needs of individual children and formulating action plans where necessary
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Offering advice and support to families on a number of health issues
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Planning and delivering health education programmes
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Participating in health promoting activities in the community
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Supporting children with special needs, including those in need of protection
Other support professionals
Community Midwives
Community Podiatrist
Alcohol Link Worker
Community Drug Team