Our team
Meet the people who look after you at Litcham Health Centre.
Our staff
Doctors
- Dr Julian BrownSenior GP Partner, maleMBBS, DRCOG
- Dr Marianne Hernandez SimoesGP Partner, femaleMBBS
- Dr Rachel CarrollSalaried GP, femaleMB, BS
- Dr Katie GregorySalaried GP, femaleMBBS, MRCGP
- Dr Clare HamblingSalaried GP, femaleMB ChB, MSc, FRCP, MRCGP
Nurses
- Jane FullerPractice Nurse, femaleRGN
- Elizabeth MayesPractice Nurse, femaleRGN
- Lynnette WoodPractice Nurse, femaleRGN
- Chelsea StewartPractice Nurse, femaleRGN
- Rae BirdPractice Nurse, femaleRGN, Nurse Prescriber
- Frances BatyNursing Associate, femaleRegistered Nursing Associate
Healthcare assistants
- Soraia PereiraHealthcare Assistant Team Lead and GP Assistant, female
- Jessica MakinsHealthcare Assistant and GP Assistant, female
- Sophie ClarkHealthcare Assistant, female
- Gemma GoodwinHealthcare Assistant, female
- Karen PurpleHealthcare Assistant, female
- Rebecca HornHealthcare Assistant, female
- Ellie BallHealthcare Assistant, female
- Bethany EggintonHealthcare Assistant, female
- Karen KendleHealthcare Assistant, female
- Sophie RennoHealthcare Assistant, female
Dispensary
- Irene ReeveDispensary Manager
- Sally EllisDispenser
- Megan BrambleDispenser
- Donna RallisonDispenser
- Debbie WrightDispenser
- Sarah ReeveDispenser
- Julie CharltonDispenser
- Kevin Godfrey-ColeDispenser
Reception and administration
- Julie StoakleyLead Receptionist
- Veronica BaileyReceptionist
- Kevin Godfrey-ColeReceptionist
- Misty JohnsonReceptionist
- Bridget SeedReceptionist
- Sophie RennoReceptionist
- Debbie WrightReceptionist
- Claire CurstonClinical Coder and Receptionist
- Sarah BrownClinical Coder and Secretary
- Dawn MorfootSecretary
Management and support
- Tiago PereiraPractice Manager
- Kathryn PotterAssistant Practice Manager
- Nicola NaylorPersonal Assistant
- June BurtonAdmin Support
- Jonathan LambMaintenance
- Pam JackmanCleaner
Who does what
As well as our GPs, these team members can help you. Some, such as pharmacists, physiotherapists and social prescribers, may work for our local Primary Care Network. Our reception team is trained to send you to the right one.
Practice nurses
Long-term condition reviews, vaccinations, cervical screening and wound care.
Healthcare assistants
Blood tests, blood pressure checks and health checks.
Dispensary team
Supply medicines to eligible patients and help with prescription queries.
Clinical pharmacists
Medication reviews and advice about your medicines.
First contact physiotherapists
Assess muscle and joint problems such as back pain.
Social prescribers
Connect you with local groups and support for things like loneliness, money worries or housing.
Receptionists and care navigators
Ask you a few questions so you get the right care first time. Everything you tell them is confidential.
Your named GP
Every patient has a named GP who is responsible for their overall care at the practice. This includes patients aged 75 and over.
You can tell us which GP you would prefer to be your named GP. Ask at reception, phone us or write to us, and we will try to meet your preference. You can still see any GP. Ask reception if you want to know who your named GP is.
Page last reviewed: 30 October 2026