The Sheepcot Medical Centre Team

The Sheepcot Medical Centre Team

To provide the very best care to our patients we have considered a wide range of characteristics of our patients. Thus, bringing in a Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) help improve patient care, enhancing efficiency and being able to offer a range of clinical, health and care solutions for our patients. 

Our Team includes GP Partners, GPs, Clinical Pharmacists, Nurses, Health Care Assistants (HCAs), Paramedics, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Social Prescribers and Mental Health Workers.  The practice has invested heavily in these staff members to give our patients a great service.

GP Partners

  • DR ALAN JACKSON

    Partner GP

  • DR ADNAN SAAD

    Partner GP

  • DR THET LWIN

    Partner GP

GPs

  • DR SARAH WOO

    GP

  • DR NICOLA RATTAN

    GP

  • DR PRIYA PATEL

    GP

  • DR RADHIKA PATEL

    GP

Practice Management Team

The practice manager and her team are responsible for the overall running of the practice. Managing all aspects of the business such as designing and implementing processes and policies, staffing, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises, equipment and IT. The practice manager supports all admin and clinical staff in the day-to-day running of the practice to ensure Sheepcot deliver patient services to a high standard and enhance both the patients care and overall experience.

  • NICHOLA CHAMBERLAIN

    Operations Manager

  • DEBORAH SANGER

    Deputy Operations Manager

  • TERESA BATCHELOR

    Finance Manager

Reception Management Team

The senior reception team is backed by a highly skilled and friendly team of managers, secretarial and administration staff who are dedicated to delivery excellent patient care. If you have any questions for any member of our team please do not hesitate to contact us or approach us when in the Surgery.

  • AMANDA .

    Reception Manager

  • TEBI .

    Deputy Reception Mananger

Nurses

Our nurses hold general nursing surgeries Monday to Friday and bi-monthly Saturday mornings. They will see you for a variety of services including vaccinations, cervical smears, blood pressure checks, pill checks etc. In addition to this nurses also run specialist clinics for items such as asthma and diabetes.

  • BECCY EWEN

    Lead Practice Nurse

  • LINDA HOOPER

    Nurse

  • VICTORIA SWAIN

    Nurse

Healthcare Assistants

Healthcare assistants support the primary care clinical team and carry out procedures such as phlebotomy, ECGs, blood pressure checks and so on.

  • SUE .

    Health Care Assistant

  • CLAIRE .

    Health Care Assistant

Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP)

An Advanced Nurse Practitioner can assess patients, treat minor health problems, acute infections and prescribe where necessary.

  • ANETA MWAURA

    Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP)

  • ESTELLA WILLEMS

    Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP)

Paramedic

Paramedics in general practice provide general medical care under the supervision of a GP. They conduct clinical assessments, evaluation, referrals and treatment for patients in their clinics.

  • MARK BURSTOW

    Paramedic

First Contact Physiotherapist (FCP)

First contact physiotherapists have enhanced skills to assess, diagnose, treat and refer for musculoskeletal (MSK) problems.

  • WINCENT ANTHONY

    First Contact Physio (FCP)

Mental Health Worker

Mental Health Practitioners support the doctors to help adults with complex mental health needs. They provide assessments, interventions and support for patients that can be managed within primary care.

  • MAUREEN CHUNYE

    Mental Health Worker

Clinical Pharmacist

Our Clinical pharmacists work as part of the team to assist with the administration of day-to-day medicine issues. Pharmacists are highly trained experts in medicine, who consult with and treat patients directly. This includes conducting medication reviews for patients with ongoing health issues and enhancing patient safety and outcomes with a focus on the individual. They also help those with long-term conditions like diabetes, COPD, and asthma. In some cases they can also prescribe medications.

  • HITESH LATHIA

    Clinical Pharmacist

  • NIVIKA SHAH

    Clinical Pharmacist

  • THEODORA OVIOSU

    Clinical Pharmacist

Secretary Team

Medical secretaries are responsible for processing patient NHS referrals and private letter requests.

  • KERRIE .

    Female

    Senior Secretary

  • LISA .

    Secretary

QOF Team

  • AMIE .

    QOF Lead / Practice Administrator

Practice Administrator Team

The reception and administration team play a key role within primary care. They are the first point of contact and are trained in signposting patients to the most appropriate service or clinician. In addition to answering all incoming calls, this team are also responsible for processing prescriptions, letters, emails, registrations, subject access requests (SARs), online access requests and supporting clinicians. They play a vital role in facilitating the communication between patients, doctors and other staff.

  • MICHELE .

    Practice Administrator

  • KATY .

    Practice Administrator

  • AMIE .

    QOF Lead / Practice Administrator

  • LEESA .

    Practice Administrator

Reception Team

The reception and administration team play a key role within primary care. They are the first point of contact and are trained in signposting patients to the most appropriate service or clinician. In addition to answering all incoming calls, this team are also responsible for processing prescriptions, letters, emails, registrations, subject access requests (SARs), online access requests and supporting clinicians. They play a vital role in facilitating the communication between patients, doctors and other staff.

  • HANNAH .

    Receptionist

  • ANNE .

    Receptionist

  • KAREN .

    Receptionist / Carer Champion

  • CLARE .

    Receptionist

  • ANNA .

    Receptionist

Carer Champion

  • KAREN .

    Receptionist / Carer Champion

Student Co-Ordinator

  • ELLIE .

    Student Co-Ordinator

Social Prescribers

Social prescribers work with patients to address non-clinical needs and tackle issues that can affect health. They can help to connect patients to local services within the community that provide activities and general services with the aim to promote overall health and wellbeing.

  • CAROL NUTKINS

    Social Prescriber

Community Midwives

The Community Midwife Team is based at Watford General Hospital and can be contacted on 01923 217361.
Page last reviewed: 10 September 2025
Page created: 22 July 2021