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CHANGES TO REQUESTS FOR REPEAT MEDICATIONS - South Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group (SLCCG) have instructed all Community Pharmacies that they may no longer accept Repeat Medication Requests from patients for delivery to Beechfield Medical Centre - the onus is now on patients to deliver their requests directly to us, or to register online with us and make their requests that way. Arrangements have been made for those patients who consider themselves to be "vulnerable" to continue to service their requests through Community Pharmacies on application to the pharmacy. Please note that if you are unable to register for online requests, then the simplest option will be to hand deliver your request outside of normal working hours, and post it in the letterbox for that purpose just to the left of the main entrance to the surgery building.

Please note that this change has not been instigated or driven by the Practice, but we have no choice but to comply with the instructions of the SLCCG in this matter.

See Latest News Section for details of recent in house surveys of our services, and for details of our Training Closures in 2018.

Doctors

Dr David J Corlett (m)

MB ChB MRCGP FPCert.

Leicester 1981

Dr Caroline E Manners (f)

MB ChB DA DCH MRCGP

Birmingham 1987

Dr Janarthanam Anandbabu (m)

MBBS DD DCH DPD(Cardiff)

Madras 1991

Dr Nevila Ledwidge (f)

MB ChB DFFP MRCGP

Tirana 1998

Dr Naseer Khan (m)

MBBS DCH DFSRH FRCGP MRCP MRCS

Punjab 2002

Dr Daniela Margaritescu (f)

Bucharest 1994

Dr Tomasz Grela (m)

Lakarz 1997

Nurse Practitioners

Sally Johnson (f)

RGN (Lead Nurse)

Debra Cooper (f)

RGN

Sarah Hornby-Smith (f)

RGN

Nurses

Joanne Newton (f)

RGN

Anne Smith (f)

RGN

Jayne Fung (f)

RGN

Karen Avery (f)

RGN

Kirsty Fisher (f)

RGN

Practice nurses are highly qualified, registered nurses who provide a wide range of clinical services at Beechfield.

Our practice nurses provide a range of clinics related to long term health conditions, minor illnesses, family planning,healthy living advice, blood pressure checks,wound dressing, and some are also qualified to undertake smears.

Healthcare Assistants

Lesley Cawthorne (f)

Sandra Goodband (f)

Helen Lord (f)

Healthcare Assistants support our clinicians with their daily work and carry out a range of tasks such as blood pressure measurements, new patient checks, elements of our Chronic Disease Management and a wide variety of health and wellbeing related checks. They are qualified to nationally recognised standards, and are a key part of our Nursing Team.

Practice Management

Don McGeorge (m)

Practice Manager

The Practice Manager is responsible for all aspects of the day to day non-clinical functions of the practice, and ensures that the GPs and other medical professionals are fully supported in the delivery of patient services of all descriptions. He is supported in this role by an experienced team of Line Managers, reporting to him, who ensure that Finance, Administration, Reception and our Dispensary are all fit for purpose and meeting the high standards required of them.

Melissa Lawson (f)

IT and Compliance Manager

Sara Harris (f)

Dispensary Manager

Wendy Lee (f)

Finance & Admin Manager

Annette Jackson (f)

Reception Manager

The managment team is supported by a very strong team of dedicated receptionists, secretaries, dispensers, adminstrators and housekeepers who make sure that all of the key functions at the practice - from answering the telephone or dealing with your prescriptions, to making sure that patient referrals happen promptly - are appropriately and efficiently taken care of.

Community Midwives

Midwives work with the doctors to provide care for mothers before and after delivery and care for the baby.

Community Nurses

District Nurses are based at the Johnson Community Hospital in Spalding. They provide quality nursing care and support to housebound patients, and their carer, who have acute, chronic and palliative care needs. They work with other health professionals to provide personalised care.

Health Visitors

Health Visitors work in partnership with individuals of all ages, with groups and with families, providing information on good health including pre-school developmental screening, assessing health needs and referral to other services as appropriate. Each Health Visitor is a registered nurse with extra training to work within the community.