Partners

The doctors practise together as a non-limited partnership.

MB BS DRCOG

Dr Wright trained at St Mary’s Hospital, London and qualified in 1983. He joined the practice in 1988.

He is particularly interested in children's medicine. He is married and has two sons and a daughter. He is a keen cricketer and golfer.

MB BS MRCGP DFFP Dip Therapeutics

Dr Sanghani trained at King's College, London. He qualified in 1994 and became a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 1998. His main medical interests are in therapeutics and general practice education.

MBChB, MRCGP, MRCS (Glas)

Dr Lee Joined the practice in November 2013 having worked for the last nine years in a busy practice in Leeds. Dr Lee qualified in 1994 from Sheffield University, worked in South Africa and then trained as surgeon in West Yorkshire. He loves the variety found in General Practice but has particular interests in musculoskeletal medicine and drug addiction therapy.

MRCGP MFFLM DRCOG DCH DFFP DFMS

Dr Bojarowska-Mayhew qualified in 1998 from Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. She trained in psychiatry at St George's Hospital in London before embarking on a career in General Practice. Dr B-M has worked in Forensic and Sexual Offences Medicine in London and Sussex and Family Medicine in Eastbourne and Brighton. She joined the practice in September 2014. Her main interests are women's health, sexual health and substance misuse.

MB BS MRCGP

Dr Williams trained at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, London and qualified in 1990. She joined the practice in 1995 and is employed as a retained GP. She is particularly interested in women's and child health.

BSc (Hons) MBBS MRCGP

Dr Lednor trained at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. She qualified in 2012 and became a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2017. Dr Lednor enjoys all aspects of General Practice and enjoys keeping healthy through dog walking, yoga and running.

BSc, MBBS, DRCOG

Dr Davies trained at Newcastle University and qualified in 2012. He enjoys all areas of general practice, particular skin and joint conditions, and enjoys playing the guitar in his spare time.

Associate Doctor

All the doctors are on the West Sussex Shared Services Consortium list and between them provide general medical services, contraceptive services, child health screening and minor surgical services.

Since February 2003 we have been accredited as a training practice for GP Registrars. These registrars are fully qualified doctors who spend up to a year with us, before they are able to practise as a GP in their own right. During their time here they will need to video some of their consultations but will always obtain the patient's permission prior to the consultation.

In addition to GP Registrars we also train final year medical students from St George's Hospital, London and also students from the recently formed Brighton & Sussex University Medical School. Occasionally a student may sit in on consultations. You will be informed of this prior to the consultation and given the opportunity to refuse permission should you so wish.

Advanced Nurse Practitioner MSc (University of Surrey), Independent Nurse Prescriber, Dip Asthma Care.

RGN, BSC Hons, Dip HE Nursing Studies and Diploma in COPD

RGN, Diploma in COPD, Independent Nurse Prescriber

The practice nurses run morning and afternoon clinics. They change dressings, remove stitches, syringe ears, check your blood pressure, give travel advice and vaccinations and carry out cervical smears. They also run well man and well woman clinics and clinics dealing with asthma, respiratory problems, blood pressure, coronary heart disease, diabetes, family planning, HRT, incontinence, overweight and stopping smoking.

In addition to these clinics we also employ a Phlebotomist and Healthcare Assistants who are available for blood tests ordered by the doctor every weekday morning by appointment. They are also trained to carry out ECGs.

Nurse Triage, Liz our Specialist Nurse is qualified to see and treat many minor illnesses and ailments that were previously seen by the doctors. She is also able to issue prescriptions for some conditions.

Paramedic Practitioners

Kevin Allsobrook

Brian McArthur

James Schmidt

Healthcare Assistants support practice nurses with their daily work and carry out tasks such as phlebotomy (drawing blood), blood pressure measurement, NHS Health Checks, Dressings, ECGs, and new patient checks. They may act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.

Practice Manager

Patient Services Manager

Clinical Administration Manager

Senior Receptionist

The community midwives provide antenatal and postnatal care jointly with your doctor. Together with the health visitor they hold antenatal and parent craft classes.

They can be contacted on the maternity bleep or on Bramber Ward at Worthing Hospital 01903 285144.

District nurses provide home nursing for acutely and chronically sick patients who CANNOT get to the surgery. They can be contacted on 01903 254789. If they are not in, a message can be left on their answer phone or, alternatively, with the receptionist.

A team of health visitors provide health advice and support for families with babies and children under five. They are also involved in monitoring your child's development. They work within the community and can be contacted on 785836. A message can be left on their answer phone. The health visitors also run a number of groups including a postnatal group, baby massage and courses on self esteem and assertiveness. You can book a place on any of these courses through the health visitors. Clinics are held in both Rustington and Angmering and are for babies under six months. Please contact the health visitors for dates and times.

Counsellor

A fully trained counsellor is available by referral from the GP.

NHS Physiotherapy

This is available locally by arrangement with your doctor.

Chiropodist - Lindsay Sherwood MChS State Registered Chiropodist

Non-NHS Services