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The Doctors
Dr Simon Paul CHAPLIN ROGERS
BDS (Honours) LDS RCS (Eng) MBBS
Qualified: Dental Surgeon 1978;
Doctor: London 1985 |
Joined the practice in 1990 after training in London Hospitals and completing a registrar’s post in Putney. He is a general list doctor within the
practice and spends one day per week in an NHS dental practice. He is involved in Local Medical and Dental Committee work and tries to fit everything around his young family and sailing. |
Dr Mark Alan RICKENBACH
MBBS DCH DFFP FRCP FRCGP PHD ILTM
Qualified: Royal London Hospital 1984 |
Joined the practice in 1993 after training in medicine at Portsmouth. He has a particular interest in cardiology, chest, paediatrics and eye
conditions. Within the practice he undertakes minor surgery and IUCD (coil) insertion. He is a GP trainer and an Associate Dean in Postgraduate Medical Education and Research for Wessex linked to Winchester
University. He has three children and enjoys sailing and badminton. |
Dr Kathy Margaret Anne FOWLER
MBChB MRCP MRCGP
Qualified: Manchester Medical School 1981 |
After further experience in medicine and paediatrics Dr Fowler joined the practice in 1994. She has a special interest in general medicine,
respiratory medicine, paediatrics and gynaecology. She is a qualified GP trainer. She is married with three children and so currently works part-time. She enjoys skiing, swimming and running. |
Dr Chris Donald ARDEN
MBBS BSc MRCGP
Qualified: London 1992 |
Has a BSc in physiology and hospital training in general medicine, paediatrics and obstetrics. Within the practice he undertakes minor surgery and
has an interest in cardiology. He enjoys sailing, football and music. He has a young family which keeps him busy. |
Dr Julia Marion TERRY
MBBS MRCGP FRCS DFFP
Qualified: Royal London Hospital 1991 |
Joined the practice in 2001 having previously worked in Chichester. Prior to training as a GP she had worked and trained in general dermatological
surgery. She is currently working 3/4 time as she has a young family. |
Dr Michelle HOBSON
MBChB MRCGP DRCOG DFFP
Qualified: Birmingham 1994 |
Joined the practice in 1999 after completing her GP training in Somerset. She became a partner in 2001. She is married and has a young daughter. |
Dr Jayne Lesley O’CONNOR
MBChB
Qualified: Leeds University 1984 |
Joined the practice in 2002 after having served in the Royal Army Medical Corps and as a general practitioner in Leeds and Romsey. She moved to
Hampshire with her husband and two children in 1999. Her special interests include women’s medicine, particularly the management of PMS and the menopause, depression and rheumatological disease. |
Dr Samuel Christopher GLANVILLE
B Med BSc(Hons) MRCGP MRCP
Qualified: Southampton Medical School 1998 |
He joined the practice in 2005 after gaining entry into the Royal College of General Practice. He has a BSc (Honours) in physiology and biochemistry
and spent a year in research. His hospital training included paediatrics, general medicine and intensive care. He has a keen interest in respiratory medicine. He is married and his interests include cycling,
running and the obligatory gardening. |
Dr Joanna Susan BIRMINGHAM
MBBS MRCGP DCH DFFP
Qualified: Newcastle 1990 |
She has been working in the practice as a salaried doctor since 2001 and became a partner in April 2006. Previously she worked in the North East and
Birmingham. She works part-time as she is married and has four children. |
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The Practice Staff
Practice Manager
Our practice manager, Mark Robins, oversees the day-to-day administration and operation of the practice.
Nurses
Jane Tutton, Kate Lockhart, Clare Sharland, Paula Say, Jo Neate, Michelle Bonsey and Christine Taylor assisted by our health care assistants Jo Dellimore and Julie Cambray. Our nurses see patients by appointment.
They are involved in all the screening programmes as well as taking blood samples, ear syringing, routine blood pressure checks, undertaking cardiograms and cervical smears. They can offer advice on numerous health
topics including travel advice. All are competent and fully qualified for their roles.
Administration
In addition to the practice manager, we have two medical secretaries, and an administration team which looks after the office functions of the practice.
Receptionists
Mrs Pauline Denyer is the senior receptionist and has a team of 16 other receptionists to undertake the day-to-day work of reception which includes looking after the front desk, booking appointments, dealing with
general enquiries and providing support for other areas of the surgery. All our receptionists will respect patient confidentiality in the course of their duties.
Health Visitors
There are health visitors attached to the practice. They are based at Park Surgery and have special responsibilities to mothers and children.
District Nurses
The district nurses are based at Park Surgery and care for patients who need nursing at home.
Midwives
The practice is supported by three midwives from the Badger Team based at St Francis Surgery.
GP Assistants
The practice employs some general practitioners as assistants. Although these doctors are fully trained general practitioners, they are not partners and do not therefore have to share in the
running of the practice.
Registrars
Sometimes registered doctors who have had extensive hospital experience and who hope to enter general practice will be invited to join the practice for six months or a year to gain insight into the problems with
which we deal. The receptionist will tell you who they are when you book an appointment with them. They are fully trained, capable doctors and under our supervision. Please accept them as one of us.
Training
We often have students with us, both medical and nursing. A student may be present when you book and/or when you attend for your appointment (if you are in agreement). We occasionally take part in research projects
and you may be invited to participate. You do not have to participate in any medical research or training - please tell us if you do not wish to do so.
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