I qualified from Birmingham Medical School in 1989. My GP training was split between Dumfries and Harrogate and I spent 18 months working in Amazonas, Brazil.

David my husband, is a GP in Shipston and we have 3 children aged 13-19. Our dog has just retired, after having 5 litters of pups for the guide dogs. We enjoy village life, walking, cycling, tennis and reading.

Occasionally I escape to help as the doctor on charity tracks with Discover Adventure, which has taken me to amazing places and met some inspiring people. As a Christian I would take it as a privilege to chat and/or pray with anyone wanting to explore about how faith can enrich our wholeness and well-being.

Originally from Staffordshire, I trained at Nottingham University and qualified in 1993. After house jobs in Banbury and Stoke Mandeville, I completed the GP training scheme at Northwick Park Hospital in North West London and became a partner in a large inner city practice nearby.

I moved to this area just after my second child was born in 2005 and joined Campden surgery as a partner in 2008.

I live with my husband and two children in Kingham. I try and get to the gym when I can and enjoy gardening, walking and cycling.

I am originally from Leicester and qualified from Leicester University in 2002.

After my hospital-based house jobs in Leicester and Coventry, I undertook the Basic Surgical Training Programme in Warwick and Worcestershire.  This was followed by GP training, which I commenced in 2007.

I qualified as a General Practitioner in 2010 and joined Chipping Campden Surgery in 2015.

I'm originally from Shropshire and trained at the University of Manchester. I have worked in and around the Birmingham area and completed my GP training in South Worcestershire. I have recently moved back to the area after spending time in Snowdonia. 

Aside from working as a GP, I also work in the emergency department in Southmead Hospital, Bristol and I spend time abroad as an expedition doctor. In my spare time I love to be in the mountains climbing, skiing or on my mountain bike!  

I qualified as an RGN in 2000 in Gloucester (when Gloucester still had a school of nursing) and went on to spend half of my career at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and Cheltenham General on various wards, encompassing Acute Medicine, A&E, ITU and Site Services management.  After deciding to leave acute secondary care, I took a leap of faith and joined South Western Ambulance Service on the road, alongside paramedics, as an Emergency Care Practitioner in Bristol, until I decided to start a family.

I have spent the remaining part of my career thus far as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, working mainly in Bristol's out of hours GP service and surgeries in and around Bristol.  I have undertaken many professional courses to advance my career and knowledge and am lucky enough to have recently joined Chipping Campden Surgery, a practice that I adore and a town I have fallen for. 

I mainly see on the day emergencies and minor illnesses and am very interested in palliative care and women's health, something I am learning more about every day.  However, my main focus is to deliver an efficient, friendly service to anyone who needs a clinician urgently, no problem is ever too big or small! 

I live in Gloucester with my husband and 4 children aged from 4 - 12, which understandably keeps me very busy.  However, when I am not on the school run or ferrying children to after school clubs and activities, I have a keen interest in travelling, something I hope to do more of very soon.

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