Meet
Our Team - Our
Doctors
The
Partners
Dr
J F P Garnett - Dr B R Nunn
- Dr R E Wynands - Dr
M S
Shepherd
Our Associate Doctor
Dr Jenny Mainprize
Our
General Practice Registrar
Dr Rolan Schreiber
Our
old GPRs
We'll
introduce the faces you might not have met first:-
General Practice Registrars
These fully qualified doctors
rotate from the hospital in order to gain experience in General Practice. We all
benefit from discussing their knowledge of some of the recent advances of
hospital specialties in which they've worked.
They have a wide range of
experience- for instance, Dr Hendy in 2000 , Dr Sheikh in 2002 and Dr Jones in
2004 have all been
GPs elsewhere for years, but stringent regulations insisted that they had to
undertake a short period of work as a Registrar before they could be a principal
in General Practice.
Please consult our
Registrars just as you would your ordinary doctor.
As
a reminder of old Registrars who have since left us, click here
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<<<Dr
Rakesh Bahl MB BS graduated from the Tamilnadu
Medical University in India in 2000. He has worked in
Scarborough Hospital and in General Practice in a local Scarborough surgery
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Key to Abbreviations
MB
- Bachelor of Medicine
ChB
or BS - Bachelor of Surgery (Chiriprudence)
DRCOG
- Diploma of Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
DCH
- Diploma in Child Health
MRCGP
- Member of Royal College of General Practitioners
MRCP
- Member of Royal College of Physicians
DTM&H
– Diploma in Tropical Medicine & Hygiene |
Our
Associate Doctors
The Partners employ different doctors to help offer an improved range of
services to Filey.
<<Dr
Jenny Mainprize MB ChB MRCGP (distinction)
joined us in
February 2005. She graduated from Oxford, has worked as a GP in Milton Keynes
and in various hospital posts such as Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology,
Palliative Care and General Medicine. She is with us two days a week, juggling
life with the needs of a young daughter.
Dr Jenni Lawrence >>>MB ChB MRCGP (Merit),
DCH DRCOG
graduated in 1997 from Sheffield. She worked in Scarborough and Australia.
She joined
us in February 06. Her hobbies include cookery, friends & family and
photographing them, as well as her cat, Pudding. She is married to Dr James
Crick, whom some will remember working here a few years ago.
Last (& least??!!),
the Partners, in descending order of arrival
Dr
Christopher M. Shepherd **MB, BS**, MRCGP>>>
qualified in Cambridge in
1987. He trained in GP in York, then spent some time as a GP in Hull
before
moving to Filey in 1996. He has two teenage children. His hobbies include skiing
and walking.
Mike
Shepherd
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Dr
Raoul Wynands qualified in Erasmus University in Holland in
1990, after taking a first degree in Mathematics. He joined first joined the
Surgery in 1993, whilst he was training for General Practice in Scarborough,
then returned as a partner in 1996. He has a young daughter.
He skis,
and is active in Muston villlage life, including scarecrow
displays.
He looks after our Dispensary,
and has a particular interest in joint injection.
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Roger
Nunn
Dr
Bryan R Nunn **MB,ChB, DRCOG, Cert FP, DCH, MRCGP, **>>>
qualified
in Sheffield in 1977. He joined the Surgery in 1984 after GP Training around the
UK and experience in Paris, Australia & New Zealand. He is separated with 3 teenage
children. He runs, sails, skis,
kites with
boards
& buggies, windsurfs and goes to the gym when not taxiing children about.
He is the
Filey Lifeboat
Medical Officer, and has been a General Practice Trainer
since 1989. He sat on
the RNLI Medical & Survival Committee, the local Ethical Committee
and sits on the PostGraduate Medical Committee. He is an a trained Educational mentor,
facilitates a local GPs' "Learning Without Lectures" Group and
appraises other GPs.
He fits the contraceptive
coils in the practice.
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<<<Dr
James F.P. Garnett **MB,ChB , DCH, MRCGP, MRCP**
qualified in Leeds in 1974. He joined the Surgery in 1978. He is at the Surgery
2 days a week. His interest is Medical Management. He works 2 days a week as
Chairman of the
Executive Committee of Scarborough & Ryedale Primary Care
Trust. He is a Trustee of the Hospice, and has been a General Practice Trainer
since 1985. He sits on the Local Medical Committee, and has an honorary
appointment as Lecturer in Paediatrics at the University of Leeds.
He has 2 grown up children at
home, one of whom is a policeman. He goes to the gym when he can and runs half
marathons. He is a keen thespian. His wife is a teacher.
Phil Garnett
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