After studying to become an Orthopaedic surgeon i had a change of career and decided that General Practice was for me! I worked in various GP practices in the Manchester area and was then, along with Dr Thompson, given the opportunity to take over an existing practice in Middleton, which we then re-located to the Boarshaw area. As a partner i am tasked with ensuring that the practice is providing a high standard of care to the population we serve both clinically and professionally. I have a keen interest in minor surgery and Orthopaedics and am able to perform various procedures to ensure our patients can be given the choice of being seen at the surgery rather than at the hospital for their procedures.

I qualified as a GP in 2002 and worked in various GP practices before getting the opportunity to take over the practice with Dr Stockton which we then relocated to the Boarshaw area in December 2008. As a partner i am responsible to ensure that the practice achieves high standards in clinical care and maintains a high level of professional service at all times. My clinical interests include women and children's health and i have recently completed my diploma in Obtsetrics & Gynaecology and hope to increase services the practice offers in this area.

I'm a Stockport girl who had the pleasure of going to medical school in Newcastle upon Tyne.  It's a lovely part of the world so i ended up staying on to do my GP training.  I'm quite a new GP, only qualifying in 2010.  I started work as a medical journalist in 2007 and i am now Junior Editor for the Royal College Of General Practitioners Journal 'innovAit' for GP trainees which helps me keep up to date.

After a while i realised that 'home is where the heart is' so i came back to the North West.  One of the first practices where i locumed was Dr Stockton & Thompson's and it was a delight to finally join this young, innovative team as a salaried GP.

I enjoy being a generalist and seeing patients as a whole person instead of a list of conditions and so remain interested in everything and anything.  However, as well as Dr Thompson, i enjoy helping with issues relating to women's health.

I started nurse training in 1988 and worked on a variety of wards at Withington, Wythenshawe and Christie Hospitals.  After qualifying in 1991 i spent the next 6 years working on medical wards including work on a stroke rehabilitation ward prior to leaving.

In 1997 i decided i wanted a change and became a Practice Nurse.  This role has really developed over the last 13 years and so too has my experience.

I have a keen interest in primary prevention of cardiovascular disease which has been encouraged by my previous experience of working with patients who have had a stroke.  I also enjoy the variety of conditions treated in general practice especially respiratory medicine.

Out of work i spend a lot of time being "Mum's Taxi" for my 3 children; but when i do find time for myself i enjoy activities such as Aquafit, cooking, researching my family tree and spending time with friends and family.

I joined the practice almost a year ago and have worked within healthcare for around 4 years, initially in health records at Fairfield Hospital and then as a Trainee Health Care Assistant on the Maternity ward at North Manchester General Hospital. I have recently completed training to become a Health Care Assistant and offer appointments for blood tests and blood pressure checks along with our Practice Nurse.  I am also a member of our support team where the majority of my time is devoted and the Carer's Advocate for the practice where i am responsible for increased awareness of carer's and the support that they require.  I feel that our patients deserve a friendly and approachable support team and we make every effort to ensure our patients are helped in any way possible and the smooth running of the practice is upheld. Outside of work i am kept busy trying to keep up with my two children. In my spare time i enjoy socializing with friends, relaxing with family and exercising, when i get the chance!

I have recently won the Royal College Of General Practitioners North West Practice Receptionist Of The Year Award 2011 for the most outstanding contribution to Primary Care service provision or development by a Practice Receptionist in the preceding year.  A recognition which i am very proud of.  For more information on this award, click here.

After studying a Health Care Management degree at University, and following 6 years working at a previous practice I moved to the surgery where my role involves managing the smooth running of the practice, ensuring that all patients receive a professional, efficient and clinically sound service, along with providing strategy and business planning for the development of the practice. If you have any questions, concerns or comments relating to the improvement of the Practice I would be glad to hear from you. Please feel free to email me at warrentuite@nhs.net Outside of the Practice I have a keen interest in music, particularly Jazz for which I play drums/percussion for a local Jazz Orchestra. I am also currently planning a wedding which takes up most of my spare time!

I have recently won the Royal College Of General Practitioners North West Practice Manager Of The Year Award 2010 & 2011 for the most outstanding contribution to Primary Care service provision or development by a Practice Manager in the preceding year.  A recognition which i am very proud of.  For more information on this award, click here.

I have been working at the practice since it opened in December 2008 following 15 months of previous GP reception positions. My role is to support the administration of the clinical and management team in providing the best possible care to our patients and ensuring that the practice runs as smoothly as possible. This also involves listening and helping patients with a variety of queries ranging from registering with the practice, handling prescriptions, referrals, booking or canceling appointments etc. Previously I worked in a jewelry business for five years and successfully attained a diploma in jewelry which I am very proud of. As well as other things this involved work on customer service which I feel has helped my current patient focused role. When I am away from work I enjoy spending time with my family cycling, walking, swimming and horse riding. I have an interest in cars and I enjoy green lane off-roading in 4x4’s and quad bikes.

I have been working at the practice since July 2009 after working in a similar GP Receptionist position the previous year. My role at the surgery is to provide administrative support to the clinical team to help to provide the best possible service for our patients. In my role I strive to help our patients with all of the day to day queries from prescriptions to referrals and also booking/cancelling appointments. Previously I worked for five years in a Travel Agency. I started working there from leaving school as part of the Modern Apprenticeship Training Scheme. As part of the two year course I successfully completed an NVQ Level 2 and Level 3 in Travel Services. A huge part of my NVQ was focused on customer service and I feel this has also helped me with my current role, ensuring I give the best service I can to patients. After completing my apprenticeship I was given a full time position within the Travel Agency and I continued working there for a further three years. In my spare time away from work I enjoy spending time with my family and socializing with friends. I also enjoy going to the cinema and theatre when I can.

I have recently won the Royal College Of General Practitioners North West Practice Receptionist Of The Year Award 2010 for the most outstanding contribution to Primary Care service provision or development by a Practice Receptionist in the preceding year.  A recognition which i am very proud of.  For more information on this award, click here.

I joined the practice almost a year ago and have worked within healthcare for around 4 years, initially in health records at Fairfield Hospital and then as a Trainee Health Care Assistant on the Maternity ward at North Manchester General Hospital. I feel that our patients deserve a friendly and approachable support team and we make every effort to ensure our patients are helped in any way possible and the smooth running of the practice is upheld. I have also recently completed training to become a Health Care Assistant and offer appointments for blood tests and blood pressure checks along with our Practice Nurse.  I am also a member of our support team where the majority of my time is devoted and the Carer's Advocate for the practice where i am responsible for increased awareness of carer's and the support that they require.  Outside of work i am kept busy trying to keep up with my two children. In my spare time i enjoy socializing with friends, relaxing with family and exercising, when i get the chance!

I have recently won the Royal College Of General Practitioners North West Practice Receptionist Of The Year Award 2011 for the most outstanding contribution to Primary Care service provision or development by a Practice Receptionist in the preceding year.  A recognition which i am very proud of.  For more information on this award, click here.

After finishing my Computing Technology Degree at Bolton University in 2004, I worked for Salford PCT in a System Administration role for 5 years, before taking time off to have my family.  I joined the surgery in October 2011 where my role is to provide administration support to the team and assist them in all day to day tasks including the booking in of patients and dealing with patient queries.  As the newest member of the practice, I am looking forward to meeting all of our patients and continuing to provide the best possible service. 

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my 3 children, baking, DIY, gardening, eating out, and if there is any time left; curling up with a good book!