Training Practice
Ashbourne Medical Practice is a proud training practice, accredited by Health Education England – East Midlands. We are accredited for the training of General Practice Specialty Registrars. GP Registrars are fully qualified doctors who have chosen to specialise in general practice.
GP Registrars are valuable additions to our team, and we are confident that they provide our patients with modern, effective and caring treatment.
Upon making an appointment, the reception team will inform you if you are due to see a GP Registrar.
Consultations with GP Registrars are sometimes video recorded for training purposes. The recording will only take place if you give your consent; there is no obligation for you to do so. You may ask for the recording to be deleted if you change your mind during or following the consultation. The video will be reviewed only by the GP Registrar and their supervising GP Trainer, and once viewed will be deleted shortly afterwards.
Doctors
Dr Ian St. C S Macleod
MBChB, DRCOG, MRCGP, Cert.Med.Ed. |
Dr John A Curry
 MBChB, MRCGP |
Dr Rachel A Ward
 MBChB, MRCGP, DFFP
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Dr Helen C Vose
 MBBS, DRCOG, DFRSH, MRCGP, Cert.Med.Ed.
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Dr Rachael Kelsey
MBChB, MRCGP, DRCOG |
Dr Jamie Lewis
MBBS (Attached Doctor) |
Dr Claire Hollingworth
Dr Hollingworth is a GP ST3 trainee on a 12 month placement with the practice from August 2020 - August 2021. |
Dr Joseph Nash
Dr Nash is a GP ST1 trainee on a 4 month placement with the practice from August 2020 - December 2020. |
Nurse Practitioners
Taran Gill
 Advanced Nurse Practitioner
RGN, RM,DipHE, BSc (Hons) |
Nicola Field
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
MSc Advanced Practice, RGN |
Nurses
Jo Wildgoose
 (RGN) Marie Curie Cervical Screening Cert.
Jo joined the practice in 2006 and is developing a specialist interest in respiratory conditions. |
| Mairi McGilveray |
As well as their nursing training they have received specific training in practice nursing and chronic disease management.
You may wish to see them for:
- Health checks or health advice
- Dressings and removal of stitches
- Holiday/Flu/Tetanus injections
- Child immunisations
- Ear Syringing
- Minor Injuries
- Smears and Breast examination
- Blood tests
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Healthcare Assistants
Yvonne Taylor
 (NVQ Level 3) Yvonne joined the practice in 2006 as a healthcare assistant. She can undertake many routine procedures, such as taking blood samples, ECGs, blood pressures and dressings.
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Nikki Galvin
 (NVQ Level 3) Nikki joined the practice in 2013 to become a healthcare assistant. She can undertake many routine procedures, such as taking blood samples, ECGs, blood pressures and dressings.
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Practice Management
Deborah Winterburn
Practice Manager |
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. |
Melissa Smith
Assistant Practice Manager |
Administration
Lynn Seals
Medical Records Administrator - supervises the movement of your medical records. |
Stephanie Berry
Medical Records Summariser |
Penny Costello
Practice Administrator responsible for patient correspondence. |
Chelsea Johnson
Practice Apprentice |
Reception
| Deborah Wood |
| Amy Lewis |
| Jane Talbot-Mansell |
| Louise Crane |
| Sharon Allerton |
| Megan Ford |
| Caron Jones |
Our reception team arrange appointments, deal with phone requests and keep the surgeries running smoothly. If you wish to register with the practice they will provide you with information and the necessary forms to do so. Patients register with a practice, rather than an individual GP. However, we prefer you to identify with one of us, and this should be mentioned to the receptionists on contact with the surgery. |
Secretaries
Gill Rasdall
Gill deals with all hospital referrals and co-ordinates Choose and Book. |
Community Midwives
| Barbara Percival |
| The Derbyshire Dales Midwifery Team provides ante-natal care at clinics in the medical practice, and post-natal care in the patient's home. Most births take place at The Royal Derby Hospital, but home births are supported by the Team where appropriate. Midwives are also available to give feeding advice, lead parentcraft classes and aqua-natal exercises. |
Community Nurses
| Lead By Karen Lomas |
The Community Nursing Team visit patients who are housebound and cannot get into the medical practice. Leave them a message with the Ashbourne Medical Practice Reception team or contact the Community Nurses call centre on 01332 258 200 which is open 8.30am - 4.30pm. Outside these hours please contact 111. |
Health Visitors
| Mrs Audrey Clarke |
Audrey and her colleagues are trained in nursing, and public health and deal with the health of the whole family but particularly children under 5 years of age. They make an initial contact during the ante-natal period and then take over from the midwives in the early post-natal period providing ongoing advice and support. Health visitors run child health clinics, and carry out development checks.
The health visiting team are based at St Oswald's Hospital, and can be contacted on: 01335 230000 selecting option '5'. |
Attached Staff
Sarah Rodgers
Our Care Coordinator Sarah Rodgers supports and advises patients over 18 with long term social/community/care issues. To self-refer to Sarah please call her on 07717880205. |
Dispensers
Hayley Drury
Dispensary Manager |
| Michelle Barkley |
| Kelly Higton |
| Katy Sutton |
| Julie Richardson |
| Our dispensary team is able to dispense prescriptions for patients who live more than 1 mile away from the nearest chemist, and they can liase with your doctor about any queries you may have regarding your medication. |