Please note that not all of our GP’s are full time doctors at the practice
Dr Roy Williams – GP
Med School/University – University of Wales College of Medicine.
Qualifications and date achieved – BSc(Hons) (1993) MBBCh (1995) MRCS 2001 MRCGP 2008.
Career to date – Following training in South Wales, I moved to the West Midlands for a training programme in General and Breast surgery, working in various hospitals in the region, before commencing my career in General Practice in 2008.
Clinical interests/specialisms – I have training in Orthopaedics and Rheumatology have an interest in bone and joint problems and perform joint injections in the surgery. I am currently the Clinical Director for the Wyre Forest Health Partnership (our network of practices) and am also digital lead. I have role working for the Integrated Care System (ICS) as one of the Primary Care Network leads for Worcestershire and as Primary Care Digital lead.
Dr Sarah Malcomson – GP
Med School/University – University of Sheffield.
Qualifications and date achieved – MbChB 2005, MRCGP 2010, DRCOG, DFSRH, PG Diploma Dermatology.
Career to date – Junior doctor training at Sheffield teaching hospitals 2005 – 2007, GP training in North Worcestershire VTS 2007 – 2010.
Clinical interests/specialisms – Dermatology, Women’s health, End of life care.
Dr Nicola Cox – GP
Med School/University – University of Birmingham Medical School.
Qualifications and date achieved – MBChB (Hons, 1997), DRCOG, DCH,MRCGP (2001)
Career to date – North Worcestershire GP VTS. GP in New Zealand 2002, Great Witley Surgery 2003-2020.
Clinical interests/specialisms – GP Training, Diabetes, Women’s Health.
Dr Andrew Cox – GP
Med School/University – Birmingham University Medical School.
Qualifications and date achieved – MB ChB DRCOG MRCGP, Partner since 2003.
Career to date – GP training scheme Kidderminster and Worcester.
Clinical interests/specialisms – Men’s health, Respiratory medicine, Palliative care.
Dr Jennifer James – GP
Med School/University – University of Sheffield Medical School
Qualifications and date achieved – MBChb 2004, MRCGP 2020
Career to date – I completed my basic surgical training in Buckinghamshire in 2007 before moving to New Zealand where I worked in general and paediatric surgery before returning to England in 2012.I have since completed my GP training in North Worcestershire VTS and having spent sometime of that time at York house medical centre I returned here in 2020.
Clinical interest/Specialises – To be updated.
Dr Isabel Alford – GP
Med School/University – Birmingham University.
Qualifications and date achieved – MBChB (Hons), MRCP(2010), MRCGP(20012), DRCOG, DFSRH.
Career to date – After graduating from Birmingham University I completed my GP Training in Worcester. I then worked in Worcestershire in GP practices, A&E and the Out of Hours service before coming to work at Stourport Medical Centre in 2014.
Clinical interests/specialisms – General medicine, Women’s and Children’s health.
Dr Chris Wenham – GP
Med School/University – University of Birmingham Medical School.
Qualifications and date achieved – MbChB (Hons, 2001) MRCOphth (2005) MRCGP (2009)
Career to date – Medical House Job at Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham, Surgical House Job Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, Ophthalmology SHO at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals and Wolverhampton Eye Infirmary, GP training on the Black Country South GP VTS.
Clinical interests/specialisms – Ophthalmology, Minor Surgery, Safeguarding, End of Life Care.
Dr Sebastian Morton – GP
Med School/University – I attended Warwick University Medical School.
Qualifications and date achieved – 2004 BSc Hons microbiology and virology, 2008 MBChB medical training, 2013 Completed GP training.
Career to date – I graduated in 2008. I completed GP training in Stourport in 2013 and have worked here as a GP since then. As well as working at the surgery I work on the Wyre Forest Ward in Kidderminster. I am also one of the GPs involved in leadership and management in the practice.
Clinical interests/specialisms – My clinical interests are the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction.
Dr Marie Gibson – GP
Med School/University – University of Birmingham qualified 2000.
Qualifications and date achieved – MBChB 2000, DRCOG 2002, DCH 2002, DFFP 2004, MRCGP 2005.
Career to date – GP training in Worcestershire, including registrar at Stourport health centre.1-1/2 years working as volunteer doctor in India doing anything & everything from delivering babies to looking after TB patients, minor surgery, home visits.
Returned to Stourport in 2007 and became a Partner.
Now Lead GP for our neighbourhood team which incorporates frailty work covering home visiting & care homes.
I am also the WFHP lead for Learning disability’s, which has allowed me to help further develop the way we as an organisation can provide better care for our patients with a learning disability. This is an area I feel strongly about and am proud to be part of an organisation that places the same value on providing really holistic care for our patient’s with a learning disability.
Clinical interests/specialisms – Over the years I have also developed special interests in Mental health, Women’s health, and Paediatrics (children’s health).
Dr Lizzie Follows – GP
Med School/University – Nottingham University.
Qualifications and date achieved – BMBS, BmedSci, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFSRH.
Career to date – I graduated in 2003, did my house jobs in Derby and then worked in New Zealand for 6 months before returning to UK to gain further experience in A and E, acute medicine and sexual health. I then joined the GP training scheme in the Wyre forest and following qualification in 2009 worked as a locum across the county and as a salaried GP in Redditch before joining Stourport in 2012.
Clinical interests/specialisms – Woman’s health has always been an interest and I have been a coil and implant fitter for many years. I have been the lead for woman’s health for the WFHP for a number of years and have recently also become a GP trainer.
Dr Miranda Wynne-Edwards – GP
Med School/University – Nottingham Medical School.
Qualifications and date achieved – BMBS BMedSci.
Career to date – I did my GP training in Buckinghamshire and then when qualified I worked as a GP in Oxford. I moved to Worcester in 2013 and started work at York House in 2014.
Clinical interests/specialisms – General medicine, Women’s & Children’s Health.
Dr George Atherton – GP
Med School/University – Norwich Medical School.
Qualifications and date achieved – BSc (Hons) (2011) MBBS (2016) MRCGP (2022)
Career to date – Foundation and General Practice training in the West Midlands.
Clinical interests/specialisms – General medicine and research.
Dr Sarah Reid – GP
Med School/University – University of Birmingham.
Qualifications and date achieved – MBChB 2010, MRCGP 2015.
Career to date – Completed my GP training at Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Alexandra Hospital Redditch, Bewdley medical centre and York House.
Clinical interests/specialisms – women’s health.
Dr Thomas Caldwell – GP
Med School/University – Guy’s & St Thomas’, University of London.
Qualifications and date achieved – MBBS 1999, MRCGP 2010, DRCOG 2012
Career to date – Following training on London and completion of House Jobs I did A&E for 6 months and Medicine for 1 year before doing Anaesthetics and Intensive Care for 5 and a half years. I changed to GP training in 2007 and completed this in 2010. Until December 2022 I was working as a GP in Worcester where I had been a partner before moving to SMC as a salaried GP.
Clinical interests/Specialisms – N/A
Dr Fenella Johnstone
Med School/University – University of Birmingham.
Qualifications and date achieved – BMedSc 2007, MBChB 2009, MRCP 2014, MRCGP 2022.
Career to date – After medical school, I completed the foundation programme and core medical training in the West Midlands, working in most specialties across this time. I completed my general practice training in North Worcestershire, with my registrar training in the Church Street Surgery in WFHP. I worked as a GP locally before coming to Stourport. I also work as a rheumatology specialty doctor predominantly in Kidderminster Hospital.
Clinical interests/Specialisms – I have an interest in rheumatology and work as a specialty doctor one day a week seeing rheumatological patients, and have a joint injection clinic each week. I enjoy all aspects of general medicine. I have also undertaken training in minor surgery and I have enjoyed supervising medical students and registrars training to be GPs.
Sara Bannister – Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Med School/University attended – Worcester University for BSC Adult Nursing and Advanced Clinical Practice Masters modules and Wolverhampton university for specialist Community Practitioner in health visiting.
Qualifications and date achieved
2004 – Bsc adult nursing degree (3 years)
2010 – Health Visiting Specialist – Specialist Community Public Health Nursing Degree (1 year)
2019 – Independent Prescribing
2025 – Master’s in Advanced Clinical Practice (5 years)
Adult Assessment at Master’s Level
20 years of nursing experience
Clinical interests/specialisms – I continue to have an interest in children particularly under 5’s and undertake the 8week developmental reviews for the surgery. I also have an interest in frailty and cover the home visiting service and nursing homes for Stourport, whilst the remainder of my time completing more generalised advanced nurse practitioner work.
Andrea Carroll – Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Med School/University attended – Worcester University & Birmingham City University.
Qualifications and date achieved – Registered General Nurse (Bsc) 2004; District Nurse Specialist Community Practitioner (BsC Hons) 2008; Independent Prescriber 2011; Advanced Clinical Practitioner (MsC) 2012.
Career to date – I worked for Worcestershire Health & Care Trust as a Community Staff Nurse in Bewdley and Stourport. Once I gained my Specialist Practitioner qualification I was District Nurse Team Leader at Hagley. I then worked with the Admission Prevention Team as a Community Matron covering Stourport, Hagley and Wolverley. I have been working for WFHP as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner , visiting patients in their own homes and care/nursing homes for last 5 years.
Clinical interests/specialisms – Elderly Care, Palliative Care.
Rachel Turner – Physician Associate
Med School/University – University of Leeds.
Qualifications and date achieved – BSc Biology (Hons) (2015) PGDip Physician Associate Studies (2017)
Career to date – After training in Leeds I began my career working for Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, rotating around different medical specialties. I moved into primary care in 2021, initially in a primary care network in Huddersfield before relocating back to the midlands and starting at Stourport Medical Centre in April 2022
Clinical interests/Specialisms – General medicine
Claire Walker – Paramedic
Med School/University – Studied at University Of Worcester, Coventry University, University of Wolverhampton, Currently studying Post Graduate level at Cumbria University.
Qualifications and date achieved – Qualified as a British Army Combat Medical Technician in 2011 and continued to upskill to Class 1 Status. Qualified and registered as a Paramedic in 2016. Achieved Emergency Care Practitioner Qualification in 2021, Currently studying Post Graduate Studies at Cumbria University.
Career to date – Full time reservist in the Army as a medic and unit photographer, Worked for West Midlands Ambulance Service since March 2014, initially based in Birmingham and then achieved Clinical Team Mentor at Worcester. Worked for Halesowen PCN for last 18 months.
Clinical interests/Specialisms – Interested in heathy living and nutrition and hoping to study this eventually.