MBBS, MRCGP 

Judith Lindsay qualified at St Georges in 1989. She joined us as a practice partner in 1992 and was initially full time but now part time. She does 4 sessions a week to fit in with her daughters (and husband!) Dr Lindsay is happy to see all patients and is one of two doctors trained to fit coils.

BM, DRCOG, DFFP, MRCGP

Dr Bartlett is a full time partner. He was born 11 May 1967 and trained at Southampton University. He qualified 1992, GPVTS in Portsmouth 1993 -1996. Dr Bartlett joined the practice in 1997 and his interests are in minor operations, joint injections, heart disease prevention, skin diseases, and child health.

MBBCh MRCGP DCH DRCOG & Family Planning Diploma

I qualified at the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa in 1990 and completed my post-graduate GP training in England in 1995. I joined the practice in March 2002 after moving to Hampshire from Bury St Edmunds and became a partner in 2006.

I am the practice lead for Child Protection, Dementia, Respiratory Medicine, Paediactrics and Carers. I have a special interest in palliative care and a passion for "team work" both with colleagues and patients. I do appraisals of GPs from neighbouring practices. I work for the North Hampshire clinical commissioning group as  Dementia Lead. I have recently been awarded a NICE fellowship for my work in Dementia in primary care.

BM DRCOG MRCGP 

I qualified from Southampton Medical School in 1997 and have worked in Basingstoke, Worthing, Poole and Bournemouth Hospitals. I spent a year working in New Zealand with the surgical team at Waikato Hospital. My medical interests are ENT, Minor Ops, Respiratory Medicine and Dermatology. I have three children who keep me busy but grounded! I share my wife's passion for sailing but also enjoy sea kayaking and mountain biking.

BSc, MBBS, DRCOG, MRCGP

Dr Kirsty Pollard joined the practice as a partner in October 2013 working 8 sessions per week. She previously worked with us a few years ago as a junior doctor and has since returned on occasion as a fantastic locum.  

 MBChB DRCOG MRCGP AFAMAEE FRCGP

Jonathan has locumed regularly for us over the past five years and we are delighted that as from June 15 he now joins us as a permanant member of the team for 4 sessions a week.

BM MRCGP PhD MSci

We are delighted to welcome Manon to our team for three days as week.

Having qualified as a Dr in 2010 she has now completed her GP qualifications and comes highly recommended.

Drs in training

The practice trains hospital doctors in the skills of General practice.  The Registrars come to us after having completed a minimum of three years in hospital specialities. Nowadays many of them have a significant amount of experience and have developed areas of expertise. In order to set out on a career path in General practice they must spend a year in a training practice such as ours. 

Dr Joel Byfield (ST3) September 2016 - August 2017

Dr Fiona Carmichael  (F2) December 2016 - April 2017

RN

Our practice nurses run clinics daily. Appointments can be made for such things as wound care, ear care, immunisations; help with lifestyle changes such as stopping smoking or losing weight; contraception and cervical smears; and management of diseases such as asthma, COPD, diabetes, and hypertension.

Each nurse specialises in particular areas and different length appointments are needed for different things. The receptionist will guide you when you book a nurse appointment.

Primary Care Triage Practitioner

Angela Carter

The healthcare assistants work as part of the nursing team. They assist nurses and other health care professionals. They have undergone a rigorous training programme in the practice and at the hospital. They are able to take blood and to undertake investigations such as ECGs and blood pressure measurement. HCA's are also involved in hypertension reviews.

Our phlebotomist has undertaken specific training to take blood tests

Moira Clark

Moira leads the day to day running of the partnership. She is accountable to the partners for the management of the practice and heads the administration teams .

Janet Nutley Accounts Manager

Paula Churchouse Systems Support Supervisor

Jo Charlton Administration Assistant

Jane Timberlake

Jane leads the team in Reception to ensure our patients receive the best service possible.

When you contact us you will probably speak first to one of our reception team who will direct you to the most appropriate member of our health care team. Receptionists provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries. They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query. Receptionists make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses, please give them any information they ask you so that we can help you as quickly as possible. All information is treated in total confidence.  They also perform other important tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries, dealing with financial claims, dealing with patient records and carrying out searches and practice audits.

We have an attendant midwife Vicky Brennan who sees mothers to be at Overton surgery on a Wednesday.

The Rural West District Nursing Team are employed by the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust. They provide skilled nursing care to housebound patients with an identified nursing need (above 18 years of age). This includes caring for patients recovering from the effects of illness or surgery, those with long-term illness or those with terminal illness.

The team work 7 days a week and can be contacted on 0300 003 0093 or, via 111 (evenings, weekends or bank holidays).

Please do not leave urgent messages on the office phone number

Jenny Bowyer

Contact number with answer phone 01189 812727.

If you have recently registered at the surgery please contact the health visitors if you have children under the age of 5.

Health Visitors are nurses who have had additional training in public health, child development and health promotion. They work with families, children and in communities to promote health. They are able to offer advice on health and development and many other health related issues. They organise health and development assessments at home or at the surgery.

Integrated Health Team

The community nursing team at Oakley & Overton Partnership now works as part of an ‘Integrated Care Team’ alongside GPs, social workers, community mental health nurses and other therapists. Integrated Care Teams (ICTs) have been set up in many areas of the country and consist of different health professionals working closely together to provide effective and co-ordinated care to mainly home-based patients with complex needs. 

Locally six integrated care teams have been established jointly by the North Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group and Hampshire County Council, Adult Services working closely with the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust. Overton and Oakley surgeries are covered by the Rural West team who are based at Tadley. They also cover Kingsclere and Tadley Practices. The team is led by Sheila Gascoigne/CPN, Dale Macdougall/Community Matron and the lead GP is Dr Roisin Ward.

Dale Macdougall is also supported by other members of the ICT team who provide skilled nursing care to housebound patients with an identified nursing need (above 18 years of age), such as those recovering from the effects of illness or surgery, and those with long-term or terminal illness. Members of the team currently are: Sister Debbie Kerswell, Staff Nurses: Kim Major, Bhia Mukandasi, Heather Tyas, Eva di Romana and Health Care Assistants: Sara Lee, Debbie Burridge, Jane Seaton and Amanda White. The Administrator for the team is Ingrid Botha.

Our Integrated Care Team meets regularly with the practice to discuss patients with complex needs so that the care offered is well coordinated and appropriate to the patient’s needs. We aim to support patients in their own homes when possible and so prevent unnecessary or prolonged hospital admissions.