Meet the Team

Doctors

DR VIVIAN TANGANG

GP Partner & GP Trainer

BscPharm, MBBS, MRCGP, PGcert Med Ed

 

DR LIZ BATEMAN

GP Partner & Medical Student Educator

MB ChB MRCP MRCGP

 

DR NAGHAM HANNA-KASKOS

GP Partner

MB ChB, MRCGP

 

DR MARIANNE ELDER

GP Partner

MB ChB, MRCGP (2020)

 

DR RACHEL PAY

GP Partner & GP Trainer

MBBS, BSC, MRCP, MRCGP, PGcert Med Ed

 

DR CHANDNI DOSHI

GP

MBBS, MRCGP

 

DR DEAN CHEN

GP & GP Trainer

MB ChB, MRCGP

 

DR JAMES REAVELL

GP & GP Trainer

MB ChB, BMedsci (Hons), MRCGP

 

 

DR ANNE-MARIE ANGUS

GP

MBBS, BSC, MRCP, MRCGP, PGcert Med Ed

 

We have a rotating selection of GP Registrars (trainees) in the practice at various stages of postgraduate GP specialist training. They consult with the mentorship of our GP Trainers: Dr Tangang, Dr Pay, Dr Chen and Dr Reavell.

Nursing Team

Our nursing team holds daily clinics at Burvill House. They are happy to help you with immunisations, cervical cytology and contraception and monitoring of conditions such as high blood pressure, asthma and diabetes. They also provide wound care, smoking cessation and other lifestyle advice. The nurses give travel vaccinations and advice and other services. Some of the nurses are able to prescribe in their areas of expertise. The receptionists can advise you which team member to book with.

Practice Staff

Management

Our practice manager and deputy practice manager take care of the organisation and administration of the practice. If you have any helpful ideas or suggestions concerning the running of the practice, they will be delighted to receive them. You should also speak/write to them if you feel unhappy about the attention you receive- we strive to achieve the best possible care for our patients and it helps us to learn from your experiences.

 

SARAH SMITH

Practice Manager

 

AMY DALEY

Deputy Practice Manager

 

Reception

Our hardworking receptionists, secretaries and administrators are here to help you. They have a difficult job, with phone calls and enquiries from every direction.
 

 

CARMEN SHADBOLT

Reception Manager

Clinical Pharmacists

AVNEE TAANK

Pharmacist

 

ESTHER ADEKUNLE

Pharmacist

 

BHUMI SHETH

Pharmacy Technician

Social Prescribers
Social prescribing involves helping patients to improve their health, wellbeing and social welfare by connecting them to community services. Recognising that people’s health and wellbeing are determined mostly by a range of social, economic and environmental factors, social prescribing seeks to address people’s needs in a holistic way. It also aims to support individuals to take greater control of their own health. Patients who could benefit from social prescribing include people with mild or long-term mental health problems, people with complex needs, people who are socially isolated and those with multiple long-term conditions who frequently attend either primary or secondary health care. Speak to your GP about the referral.
 

CAROLINE GOODCHILD

Social Prescriber

 

LISA FISHER

Social Prescriber

 

LUCY CHINCHEN

Social Prescriber

 

SUZANNE BROWN

Female

Social Prescriber

 

ABBY RUSSELL

Social Prescriber

 

EVA NAGY

Social Prescribers

Mental Health - GP Plus
GP Plus service is a primary care mental health service embedded in primary care networks (PCNs) to provide local and timely mental health advice and information and also brief interventions for individuals aged 18-65 with a moderate mental health problems. Speak to your GP about the referral.

 

JANE BOZIER

Mental Health GP Plus

 

NATALIE SPURLING

Mental Health GP Plus

 

PAULINE SATCHELL

Mental Health GP Plus

 

MELISSA CHIEZA

Mental Health GP Plus

Physiotherapy

Physio First is our in-house physiotherapy assessment team. They hold regular clinics in the practice for many musculoskeletal conditions. The Physio First team will be able to assess your needs and either supply what you need in-house, or refer you through to the hospital.

Community Staff

Community Midwives

Community midwives give care, supervision and advice during pregnancy and after delivery. Community midwives offer routine antenatal clinics at the practice, where they give advice about antenatal tests, healthy eating, exercise and baby feeding.
 

Community Nurses

Community nurses provide assessment, nursing care, chronic disease management, palliative care and prevention of admission services for the housebound as arranged by your doctor or hospital.

 

Health Visitors

The health visitors are a great source of friendly help and advice on the health and development of pre-school children. Find your health visiting team contact in your Red Book. Call the Health Visiting Service on 0300 123 7572 (option 1), or via text on 07480 635 164. For more information visit here. 
Page last reviewed: 23 May 2026
Page created: 21 May 2026