Our Staff

GP Working Days - At a Glance

Information:

While this reflects the GPs normal working hours, it is subject to change due to annual leave and essential training.

Working Days Table

GP Partners

  • DR JAYSAL PATEL

    Male

    Partner GMC No. 7334159

    I joined Newbury Street Practice in August 2021 as a salaried GP and then became a partner in January 2025. I qualified in 2012 from Charles University, Prague.

Salaried GP's

  • DR MARIE BRIMFIELD

    Female

    Salaried GP. GMC No: 7488264

    I joined Newbury Street Practice as a Locum GP before becoming a Salaried GP in January 2024. I graduated from University of Warwick in 2015.

  • DR REBECCA MABBETT

    Female

    Salaried GP - BMedSci, BMBS, DipPallMed, DRCOG, MRCGP, GMC No. 7155853

    I qualified from the University of Nottingham in 2011. I went on to work in Manchester then Australia for a couple of years and eventually moved home in 2019 to work as a salaried GP at Newbury Street Practice. I have two young children and love being a part of and supporting our wonderful local community.

  • DR OLUCHI MMADUAKOLAM

    Female

    Salaried GP - GMC No: 7523688

  • DR RICHARD CLARK

    Male

    Salaried GP. GMC no: 7046454 MRCGP (2014), MB ChB (Warwick 2009), DPhil (Oxon 2003), BSc (Hons) (Queensland)

    I have practiced as a GP in Oxfordshire since 2014, following my clinical training as an academic GP trainee and junior doctor in Oxford. Before entering medicine, I spent several years as a research scientist in University of Queensland, Imperial College London and Oxford University, where I completed a DPhil in Immunology. My clinical interests include dermatology, men’s health, and lifestyle medi

Registrars

Registrars are doctors who are fully qualified and have worked for a number of years in hospital medicine before choosing to become GPs and work under a trainer to become fully qualified as a GP. They tend to stay at the practice for up to 12 months at a time.

Physician's Assistant

Physician Assistants are healthcare professionals who have a scientific Degree along with a PA Masters or Diploma. PAs are relatively new to General Practice but can deal with a wide range of conditions. They are independent clinicians who work under the supervision of doctors. They are trained to perform a number of day-to-day tasks, including: 1. Taking medical histories from patients. 2. Performing physical examinations 3. Diagnosing illnesses 4. Seeing patients with long-term chronic conditions 5. Analysing test results 6. Develop management plans 7. Provide health promotion and disease prevention advice Currently, PAs are not independent prescribers, however, they are trained to recognise which treatment is suitable for certain conditions. They are able to generate a prescription which is then approved by a doctor.
  • MICHELLE RESTON

    Female

Nurses

The nurses treat patients for minor injuries, travel advice/immunisation, pre-school checks/immunisations, lifestyle advice including smoking and obesity monitoring, smear tests, family planning and sexual health matters. All of our practice nurses will also provide chronic disease management. Our nursing team are: Caroline Burgess - Nursing Team Lead, Lisa Smith, Caroline Doyle, and Bola Clemo.

Enhanced Care Practitioners

Our Enhanced Care Practitioner (ECP) is an experienced clinician who works alongside our GPs, nurses, and wider multidisciplinary team to provide high quality, patient centred care. ECPs bring advanced clinical skills, enabling patients to be seen quickly and safely for a wide range of health needs.

Nursing Associate

Nursing Associates are pivotal in the broader health and care team, providing crucial support in several areas. They facilitate the advancement of healthcare support workers’ careers, allow nurses to concentrate on more intricate clinical tasks, and contribute to expanding the nursing workforce by offering a pathway towards becoming a qualified nurse. Our Nursing Associate is Kimberley Embling

Healthcare Assistants & Phlebotomists

Healthcare Assistants: Lauren Woodward, Eleanor Wilkinson & Dianne Carter. Phlebotomists: Harry Rimmer & Charlotte Barker

Practice Management

The practice manager is involved in managing all of the business aspects of the practice such as making sure that the right systems are in place to provide a high quality of patient care, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises and equipment and information technology. The practice manager supports the GPs and other medical professionals with delivering patient services and also helps to develop extended services to enhance patient care.
  • PAUL MILES

    Male

    Practice Manager

  • SANDRA O'DONNELL

    Female

    Deputy Practice Manager

    The Deputy Practice Manager forms part of the Senior Management and assists the Practice Manager. I take a special interest in the wellbeing of staff and have completed NCFE Cache Level 2 Certificate in awareness of mental health problems.

  • GAIL WELLS

    Female

    IT & Digital Lead

    The IT & Digital Lead forms part of the Senior Management Team and assists the Practice Manager. I have a special interest in keeping all IT and data systems running smoothly. I upgrade systems as necessary and deal with any ad-hoc issues.

  • TOBY WHITE

    Male

    Operations Support

    I first joined the practice during my gap year where I worked as a phlebotomist and administrative assistant; since then, I’ve studied at Plymouth University with a year abroad at Trent University, Canada, graduated with a degree in Biological Sciences, and made my way back to NSP as Operations Support.

Administration & Secretarial

Our Administrative & Secretarial Teams are highly experienced and helpful. They are involved with patient referrals, insurance and medical reports, hospital letters, patient emails, online access and information requests as well as registrations and patient records.

Patient Co-ordinators & Prescriptions

Our Patient Co-Ordinator and Prescription Teams are here to help with lots of knowledge among the team. Their duties include the reception desk in the waiting room, taking calls and signposting to other services or allocating the most suitable appointments, repeat prescriptions & liaising with local pharmacies. The patient coordinator leads are Sue Lay & Kirsty Wright and prescriptions lead is Cheryl Oakley.
Page last reviewed: 14 July 2026
Page created: 21 July 2021