The Hadleigh Practice Broadstone
& Corfe Mullen Surgeries

Hadleigh House Doctors

Dr Joanne Hadley MB BCh BSc (1985) DRCOG

Dr Hadley qualified in 1986 from Cardiff (but is not Welsh-speaking!). She has been with the Practice since 1990 as a part-time partner. Her clinical interests include general practice medicine and women’s health including family planning. She is qualified to fit intrauterine devices and contraceptive implants.

Dr Rob Timmis MB BS (1988) MRCGP DRCOG

Dr Timmis joined the Practice in 1994 after qualifying at University College of London. His medical interests are diverse and include family medicine, child health and rheumatology. He has two teenage sons and enjoys sailing, tennis, golf and walking the dog!

Dr Andrew Purbrick MB BS (1996) BSc DRCOG DFSRH

Dr Purbrick qualified at St Bartholomews Hospital Medical School, London and undertook his GP training at Poole Hospital and here at the Hadleigh Practice. He has been a partner since July 2002. His special interests include minor surgery, general medicine and child health. He is married with two children and a springer spaniel. In his spare time he enjoys running, clay pigeon shooting and cricket.

Dr David Hogan MB BS (1995) BSc DCH MRCGP

Dr Hogan qualified from St Bartholomew’s Hospital medical school, London. After training in Hampshire and working in Ringwood for seven years, he joined the Practice in 2011. His medical interests include general medicine and psychiatry. He is married with three young children and enjoys walking, tennis and occasional running.

Dr Julia May MB BCh (1995) MRCGP DCH DFSRH

Dr May joined the Practice as a salaried assistant in October 2004 after moving to Dorset from South Wales where she had been working in General Practice. She qualified from the University of Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff in 1995. Her special medical interests include women’s health, family planning and minor surgery. She is married with a young family and in her spare time she enjoys many outdoor pursuits, particularly windsurfing and cycling.

Dr Rebecca Mansfield MB BS BSc(Hons) nMRCGP DCH DRCOG DFFP

Dr Mansfield joined the Practice as a salaried assistant in April 2009 after completing her registrar training at Hadleigh Lodge. She qualified from St Georges Hospital Medical School, London in 2002. Her special interests include child health, women's health and family planning. She is married and likes to spend her free time outside, enjoying cycling, running and watersports.

Hadleigh Lodge Doctors

Dr Chris McCall BSc MB BS (1976) DRCOG DCH MRCGP

Dr McCall qualified at Kings College and Westminister Medical School, London and joined the practice in 1982. Medical interests include meeting the patients, health service organisation and cancer care. He is a keen fisherman (mostly for trout), gardener (or trying to) and car enthusiast (admiring and driving, unfortunately not owning). He is married with three daughters and has two dogs (both male trying to balance the sexes!).

Dr Alistair Watkins MB BS (1989) MRCGP DRCOG

Dr Watkins joined the practice originally as a GP Registrar in 1994 after qualifying in London. He has particular interest in child health, coronary heart disease and minor surgery. He is a GP trainer and has one day out per week running the local GP education system. He is married with a young family and two dogs, used to be a keen rugby player (prefers to watch from the armchair these days!) and enjoys sailing and walking.

Dr Eileen Sanders BM (1986) DRCOG DFSRH

Dr Sanders trained at Southampton and joined the Practice as a partner in 1997 having previously been a GP Registrar in 1992. Medical interests include gynaecology, contraception, menopausal and sexual health, young people's health issues and mental health. She also works for the contraception and youth advisory service in North Dorset as Medical Advisor. She lives in North Dorset with her husband and three children and enjoys walking, sailing, skiing, music, gardening and travel.

Dr Mark Bridgman BSc MBChB(nz) MRCP (paeds) MRCGP DRCOG

First new Partner of the millennium, sacrificing an easy life downunder! After training and working in New Zealand he travelled extensively for several years before settling in Dorset. Married with 4 children. Medical interests: child and adolescent health, palliative care, minor surgery and ENT. Enjoys rugby, drinking cold beer and wearing shorts!

Dr Helen Molyneux BSc MB BS (1991) DCH DRCOG DFSRH

Dr Molyneux grew up in Poole and qualified in 1991 at University College and Middlesex School of Medicine, London. She joined the Practice as a Partner in 2001. Her medical interests include paediatrics, family planning and ENT. Dr Molyneux is married to a GP and has two children.

Dr Helen Speakman MB BS (1989) DRCOG MRCGP

Dr Speakman qualified in 1989 from London. She trained as a GP in Bedfordshire and worked in Swaziland for 6 years before returning to work in Dorset in 2001. Her interests are general practice, diabetes and women’s health. She is married to a local GP and has 2 children, a dog and chickens.

Nurse Practitioners

Pauline Gill RGN HVCert BSc(Hons)

Pauline qualified as a Registered General Nurse at St George’s Hospital in London in 1983. She has worked in London, Southampton, Bournemouth and Poole. She completed her Health Visiting course in 1988 at Southampton University and worked as a Health Visitor in the local area before going on to complete her Nurse Practitioner degree at Bournemouth University in 2002. Pauline is also qualified as an Independent Nurse Prescriber. She is married with two children.

Tina White RGN BSc(Hons)

Tina qualified as a Registered General Nurse in 1973 and worked in acute medicine for 8 years. She then worked as a Practice Nurse for over 20 years. She completed her Nurse Practitioner training in 2001 and her Independent Nurse Prescriber training in 2004. Tina is married with three children.

PRACTICE STAFF

PRACTICE MANAGER - Moira Joy
(AMSPAR Cert in Gen. Practice Reception, Diploma in Primary Care Management 2000)

Moira has worked in the Practice since 1992. Based at Hadleigh House, she is responsible for Patient services and personnel, ensuring clinics and surgeries operate smoothly. If you have any comments or queries regarding our services, please contact Moira.

ASSISTANT PRACTICE MANAGER - Debbie Fry
(Introduction Diploma in Primary Care Management)

Debbie joined the Practice in December 1998. Based at Hadleigh House she supports both the Business Manager and the Practice Manager. She deals with the day-to-day running of both surgeries.

RECEPTION TEAM LEADER - Carolyn Sullivan
Carolyn is responsible for the smooth running of the reception departments at both surgeries. An important part of the receptionist's role is to bring together the doctor and patient at the most appropriate and mutually convenient time within the availability of appointments - which are now computerised. By the very nature of their job, they work in a stressful environment; however, they always do their best to offer a high quality and caring service to the patients. Please be a patient patient!

PRACTICE NURSING TEAM
Mrs Jan Grover RGN, Mrs Del Hill RGN, Mrs Pam Dodd SEN, Helen Luff RGN, Mrs Juliette Elfes RGN and Mrs Chris Sanders RGN.

We have a practice Nurse Team of 6 each with their own speciality; please refer to the Clinics information sheet.

HEALTH VISITING TEAM
The Health Visiting team consists of Health Visitors, a Nursery Nurse and a Health Visitor Assistant. Health Visitors are qualified registered nurses who have gone on to do further training in family and child health. Nursery Nurses have qualifications in child care. The team all have different roles but together they provide support to families and young children. (See HV Team page for further details)

GP REGISTRARS:
We are a training practice and usually have a GP registrar working at each surgery.
(Registrars are fully qualified doctors who have had hospital medical experience.)

SECRETARIAL TEAM:
We have a team of six who are responsible for dealing with all the incoming and outgoing correspondence. We have four Medical Secretaries who support our clinicians, one Management Secretary who supports the management team and one Office Assistant who is responsible for scanning all correspondence. The Secretarial Team carry out much of the 'behind the scenes' work that is essential for the smooth running of the practice

ITQA (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND QUALITY AUDIT) TEAM:
Traditionally the role was known as the Admin Team but the role and purpose of the team has had to accommodate a great deal of change in recent years. The team has had to adjust and learn new skills and hence a change in name was appropriate to reflect their new role. The ITQA team are one of two important "behind the scenes" teams. They are first line support for all IT matter and have to cope with both the software and hardware issues that arise. They are a busy team and have to balance the priorities of IT support with producing audits that are required to measure the performance of the Practice against the targets identified by the DoH and the PCT. Lastly, as an important part of patients wellbeing, the ITQA team are responsible for data input and maintaining patients records as well as issuing calls/recalls (invitations) to patients to attend specific clinics.