1980 Birmingham, MBChB FRCGP Honorary Associate Clinical Professor. Available Mon,Tue,Wed,Fri AM, Sat (Rota)

I joined the Castle Medical Centre as a full time GP in 1985. My interests in the practice are varied but in particular include orthopaedics, hypertension and psychological aspects of medicine. I have been a trainer of GP Registrars since 1991 and a GP Training Programme Director since 1995, teaching registrars at Warwick hospital on Thursday afternoons. I am passionate about teaching junior doctors and have connections at Warwick University where I now hold the post of Honorary Associate Clinical Professor. I am also involved Regionally and Nationally  with the Royal College of GPs and am Chairman of the Midlands RCGP Faculty until 2014.

1981 Birmingham, MBChB DCH DRCOG MRCGP. Available Mon,Tue,Thur, Fri AM, Sat (Rota).

My clinical interests include paediatric medicine, cardiovascular disease and chronic neurological conditions. I also have expertise in minor dermatological surgery, joint injections and coil fitting. I am Chairman of South Warwickshire Practices Commissioning Consortium and I am an approved assessor for General Medical Council performance procedures and Fitness to practice. I am a trainer of GP Registrars in the practice.

1994 Leeds, MBChB DRCOG MRCGP. Available Mon,Tue, Fri AM, Sat (Rota)

My special interests include all aspects of family planning, women's health, ante natal and post natal care and coil fittings. I am involved in medical student education, teaching and assessing.

1987 Sheffield, MBChB MRCGP DRCOG DFFP. Available Mon,Thur, Fri AM, Sat (Rota).

I enjoy the variety of General Practice, but my special interests are women's health and sexual health. I train and assess qualified doctors in contraceptive and sexual health, including coil fitting and implants. I am involved in medical student education, teaching and assessing.

1997 Leicester, MBChB. Available Mon,Tue,Wed, Fri AM, Sat (Rota).

I am the practice lead for Practice Based Commissioning, this work aims to improve and develop local patient care and services. I am involved in medical student education, teaching and assessing.

1987 London, MBBS MRCP DRCOG FRCGP PhD

NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer, University of Oxford

Honorary Associate Clinical Professor, University of Warwick
Available Wed, Thur, Fri AM, Sat (Rota)

I have a special interest in heart disease, stroke and diabetes. I also work half time at the University of Oxford undertaking research into ways of preventing these conditions in primary care. The link to my university website is http://www.primarycare.ox.ac.uk/dept_staff/tim-holt (however, you should only contact me about your health needs through the practice). Castle Medical Centre is a Host Practice of the Primary Care Research Network, and I take a lead on research, working with our Research Nurse.

1990 Edinburgh, MBChB DRCOG MRCGP. Available Mon AM, Tue AM, Wed AM, Thur AM.

My special interests are women's health/wellbeing and mental health.

2002,Liverpool,MBChB(Hons), MRCGP(Merit)DRCOG DFFP. Available Wed and Thur.

Dr Caley has been working at the practice since March 2009. She is experienced in all aspects of General Practice and has a special interest in mental health.

2011, Leicester MBChB, DRCOG, DFSRH

 Available: All day Wednesday, Thursday and Friday AM.

Dr Ahmed has just joined the practice.

2002 Durham BSc(Hons) Biomedical Sciences

2007 Warwick MBChB

Available: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday morning

The practice has a commitment to training doctors in a general practice setting. They are fully qualified doctors who have chosen to undertake further training in general practice and will normally be placed in the practice for 4-12 months. Dr Smith will be with the practice from August 2011 for one year.

2007 Baba Farid University of Health Sciences

MBBS, DRCOG

Available: Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday morning.

The practice has a commitment to training doctors in a general practice setting. They are fully qualified doctors who have chosen to undertake further training in general practice and will normally be placed in the practice for 4-12 months. Dr Aul will be with the practice from August 2011 for one year.

Advanced Nurse Practitioner

Available: Monday (AM), Tuesday (AM), Wednesday, Thursday & Friday morning.

I trained as a registered nurse at Hammersmith Hospital, London. In 1985 I completed my first year on Paediatrics before moving to St George's, Tooting as a staff nurse in Oncology.  My first ward sister post was in 1988 at the London Independent Hospital.

I moved to Warwickshire in 1990 and worked in the Outpatient Clinic at the Warwickshire Nuffield Hospital which involved occupational health screening.

Whilst working as a Practice Nurse I gained diplomas in Coronary Heart Disease, Diabetes, Insulin Initiation and Family Planning.

In 2003 I qualified as an Independent and Supplementary Prescriber as well as gaining qualifications in Minor Illness and triage, Asthma diploma. I am involved in all aspects of chronic disease monitoring, medication reviews and advanced health assessment.

Nurse Long worked at the Castle Medical Centre for 16 years and left the practice in April 2011.Whilst she no longer works here on a regular basis, she will still be covering sessions when other staff are on leave. She is a qualified specialist nurse practitioner with a prescribing qualification and is able to undertalke minor illness, chronic disease clinics and general treatment room duties. Her special interests are Asthma, Diabetes, COPD, Hypertension, CHD and all aspects of women's health.

Rosemarie supports both of our Practice Managers, on a day-to-day basis.

She undertakes a wide variety of administrative duties and is happy to act as a contact point in the absense of a Practice Manager.