The Partners
Dr Shon Phillips*
Male
MBBCh (Wales), MRCGP, DFFP
Full time
(1992)
Dr Nicholas P R Travaglia
Male
MBChB (Auckland NZ), MRCGP, MSc (Sport/Ex Med), MFSEM (UK), DRCOG, DFFP
Full time
(1993)
Dr Thomas W Burton
Male
MBBCh (Wales), MRCGP
Part Time
(2008)
Dr Kerry Pearce
Female
MBBCh (Wales), DCH, MRCGP
Part time
(2009)
Dr Huw Roderick
Male
MBChB (Birmingham), MRCGP
Part time
(2012)
Dr Cathryn Thomas*
MBBCh (Wales), DCH, MRCGP, MRCP
Female
Part time
(2006)
GP Training
We are a training practice, which means we have fully qualified doctors attached to us for further training in General Practice. The practice also teaches undergraduate Medical Students. Patients are informed if a medical student will be present during a consultation.
*Mae Dr Phillips, Dr Thomas yn siarad Cymraeg.
Date in brackets – year of registration.
Salaried GPs
Dr Gemma Phillips
MBBCh (Wales), MRCGP, DRCOG, MSc, BA
Female
Part time
(2012)
Dr Kathryn Huges
Female
MBBCh (Wales), DCH, DFFP, MRCGP, PCME, Dip Epi, PhD
Part time
(1998)
Dr David Orpen
MBBCh (Wales), MRCGP
Male
Part time
(2014)
Nursing Team
Nurses
There are two Practice Nurses and a Health Care Assistant, who cover all our nursing procedures, minor illness, travel clinics and provide health promotion advice.
Helen Sinsbury
Senior Practice NurseBSc (Hons), RGN (1996)
Sr Carly Llewellyn
Practice NurseBSc (Hons), RGN (2008)
Mrs Karen Coneybeer
Health Care Assistant
Practice Team
Mr Alistair Brook
Practice Manager
Oversees the administration of the Practice. His job is to ensure the smooth running of the Practice, and he would value any comments you may have which could improve the service we offer you.
Administrators
There are 11 administrators, led by the Office Manager receive telephone calls, make appointments and assist the doctors in all aspects of administration.
Attached Staff
Health Visitors, District Nurses and Midwives
Are attached to the Practice and can be contacted through the health centre.
Mental Health Liaison Service
Deal with all types of mental health issues. Patients can self-refer via reception without needing to see a GP first.
Physiotherapy first point of contact
Deals muscular and skeletal issues prior to being referred into the physiotherapy service where necessary. Patients can self-refer via reception without needing to see a GP first.