The Practice Team
Doctors
Dr Terry Lister MA BM BCh MRCGP DRCOG (Oxford 1975)
Joined the practice in 1979. He first registered in 1975. He runs the child development and immunisation clinics.
Dr Lister is a trainer in general practice and was for 12 years course organiser for the Ashford GP Trainee Scheme. He now co-ordinates appraisals for all local GPs.
Dr Bill Warrilow MB ChB BSc Medical Biochem (Hons) DCH (Grooteschuur, Cape Town 1987)
Joined the practice in 1997. First registered in 1987. He is qualified to run children's clinics. He has an interest in sports injuries, orthopaedics, counselling and minor surgery. He also performs cosmetic injection
privately.
Dr Neil Poplett MB BS BSc DRCOG MRCGP (Kings College, London 1990)
Joined the practice in September 1999 and first registered in 1990. Dr Poplett has a special interest in diseases of the skin.
We are also fortunate to have the services of four part-time doctors:
| Dr Mirjana Petrovic |
Dr Rachel Sharp |
| Dr Sanji Naganathar |
Dr Rosalyn Dunnet |
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The Support Staff
The doctors are supported by a full complement of administrative and clinical staff under the supervision of the practice manager, Mr Tony Gooden.
Our nurse practitioner, Gail Mashiter-Yates leads our nursing team consisting of two fully qualified practice nurses and a healthcare assistant. Gail herself, as nurse practitioner, is qualified to treat, prescribe and
refer patients onto secondary care.
A practice nurse is always available when the surgery is open. Their duties include not only the clinics which are listed here, but various treatments such as dressings, inoculations, ear syringing, injections,
assisting at minor surgery, first aid etc, all appropriate for her skills and experience and together with the healthcare assistant work in close co-operation with your doctor.
Our nurses have special qualifications and experience for dealing with asthmatic and diabetic patients. We have a close working relationship with a physiotherapist, district nurses, health visitor, midwives, psychiatric
nurses, counsellors and the Social Services.
The receptionists are all trained to help you and are your link with the rest of the practice. They may need to ask questions to try and help in the most appropriate way. As well as making appointments they can arrange
the best time to speak to your doctor and try and resolve any problems that you might have. Anything you tell them will be treated with absolute confidence. This rule extends to all practice staff.
Training
Dr Lister is a general practitioner trainer. At times a qualified doctor training to be a GP will be taking surgery with Dr Lister. These doctors are completing their training before becoming partners in general
practice elsewhere.
