health visitor

• Julie Stoddart
  Health Visitors are qualified nurses who are specially trained to advise on the care of children and the elderly. They are also available (no appointment necessary) at the regular “baby” clinics held on the first and third Tuesday of each month and every Thursday. Dr. Maile is also usually in attendance at the Thursday morning clinics but can only be seen by appointment.

midwife

• Jane Quarton
  Jane will share your antenatal care with your doctor and the hospital. She has a weekly clinic at the surgery by appointment and will provide advice and support both during your pregnancy and after the birth of your baby.

district nurses

• Joan Straw
• Lynne Hall
• Angie Pike
  Joan Straw leads the team of District Nurses who will visit patients at home when they are unable to attend the surgery. The District Nurses are responsible for all aspects of nursing care in the home. This may range from basic post-operative wound care through to palliative terminal care for those who wish to die at home. The service includes a full, comprehensive assessment of the individual’s needs, supply of equipment and if appropriate, referral can be made to other agencies.  The District Nurses also run a Continence Clinic at Calverton and a Leg Ulcer Clinic at both Arnold and Carlton Health Centres.
  The District Nurses can be contacted directly at the Calverton Clinic on 0115 9652560.

physiotherapist

• Jacqui Wright

podiatrist

• Alison Shone (based at clinic)

school nurses

• Sue Spanswick
• Ros Woods
  The school nurses are based in school but they do work closely with the practice. They can be contacted through the clinic next door to the surgery or via the local schools.