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Meet the Team
Doctors
Dr Angela Kapadia (Female)
- GP Senior Partner
Primary qualifications:
MB ChB DGM MRCGP University of Dundee Medical School 1988
Other Qualifications:
University of Dundee Medical School 1988, Family Planning Certificate
GMC Number: 3296826
Specialises in:
FHSA Minor Surgery, Obstetrics & Child Surveillance Lists.
Special Interests:
Practice training lead: GP Trainer and ES and medical school tutor and CQC lead
Dr Gemma Wilkinson (Female)
- GP Partner
Primary qualifications:
BSc MBBS MRCGP St George's University of London 2006
GMC Number: 6141424
Specialises in:
Practice Lead for Safeguarding, Medicines Management and Care Homes
Dr Farah Moosvi (Female)
- GP Partner
Primary qualifications:
MBBS, nMRCGP, DCH, DFSRH
GMC Number: 6099291
Specialises in:
Practice lead for diabetes/joint injections
Dr Elizabeth Clark (Female)
- GP Partner
Primary qualifications:
BM MRCGP
GMC Number: 6135138
Specialises in:
Practice lead for Quality outcomes
Dr Gwynne Meijer (Female)
- Salaried GP
Primary qualifications:
MB ChB DCH MRCGP - University of Cape Town, South Africa 1994.
GMC Number: 4292067
Dr Adeola Oyegbite (Female)
- Salaried GP
Primary qualifications:
MBChB DRCOG MRCGP MSc - University of Liverpool Medical School 2004
GMC Number: 6101935
Dr Maria Byrne (Female)
- Salaried GP
Primary qualifications:
TBC
GMC Number: 3330041
Advanced Clinical Practitioners
Aguida De Souza (Female)
- Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP)
Description:
My role in primary care is Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP).
The ANP is a specialist nurse with advanced graduate-level education and complex decision-making skills who can autonomously assess, diagnose, and manage patient care across various settings, and they can also prescribe.
I can see many conditions, and these include minor illnesses such as UTIs, chest infections and complaints, sign sick notes, dermatological complaints, referrals to appropriate services, contraception and hypertension management.
Currently I see people above 5 years old and I am not able to see pregnant women.
My qualifications are:
Qualified as an Adult Nurse with KCL in 2013, and have worked in a few settings after that, including an urology ward at Guys Hospital, wound centre in Sevenoaks hospital, care homes and in GP Surgeries
I have now 12 years of experience as a nurse, and have finished a Masters Degree in Advanced Clinical Practice in 2024.
TBC (Female)
- Mental Health Practitioner
Description:
TBC (Female)
- Clinical Pharmacist
Description:
Nursing Team
Practice Nurses
Our practice nurses are highly experienced in a wide range of skills including immunisations, contraception and smears management of long-term conditions, hypertension, smoking cessation and obesity. They support the management of your long-term conditions, diabetes, asthma, coronary heart disease and COPD as well as providing general nursing services, dressings, removal of sutures and blood tests.
Healthcare Assistants
Our healthcare assistant is also crucial in supporting the clinical team in patient care providing essential task-orientated services like taking blood samples (phlebotomy), processing specimens, performing ECGs (to measure heart function) and spirometry (to measure lung function).
Dispensing Team
TBC
Practice Administration Team
Practice Manager
- Tanya Shaw
Tanya will be able to help you with any administrative or non-medical matters. She is also available to discuss any suggestions or receive any complaints. She works between both Sundridge and Westerham practices.
Non-Clinical Staff
Other staff include receptionists, secretaries, dispensers, computer operators and clerks, who work behind the scenes to maintain records and appointments. The receptionists work at the direction of the partners so please remember they are not being 'nosey' if they ask you for some personal details; these enable the doctors to assess the priority of your problem. Please help them to do their job efficiently.
All our staff are trained in keeping all information strictly confidential. No information can be divulged to a third party without your consent in writing.
Care Navigation
We are training Receptionists and Clerical Staff to become Care Navigators to help them help patients by identifying the most appropriate place for their care. Through this specialist training, our practice team will be able to direct you to the most appropriate health clinician for your needs first.
Receptionists will never offer clinical advice or triage; this new way of working is about offering you the choice to see more appropriate professionals in the practice team or even somewhere else. If they can deal with the problem directly, it will often be quicker and means you may not need to see the GP at all.
By working this way, it helps to free up time for GPs to care for patients with complex or serious health conditions that can only be managed by the GP. More importantly, though, it means people are seen first by the clinician that is best placed to manage their clinical problem.
The choice is always yours though and you will never be refused a GP appointment but we hope next time you contact your GP and speak with the receptionist you will see the value of seeing another health professional if they are able to help.
If you would like someone to explain this to you in person, a member of our practice team will be happy to help.
The Care Navigator might suggest other professionals that could help you better such as:
- Wellbeing Service
- Pharmacy
- Psychological Services
- Nurse
- Support Groups
PCN Physios and Social Care Prescribers
TBC
Community Clinicians
District Nurses
The district nurses are attached to the practice and are available to give nursing care to patients in their homes, at the request of the doctors. They can be contacted on (01732) 862455 or messages can be left at the surgery.
Health Visitors
The health visitors are closely involved in the health care of patients, particularly children. They attend the baby clinic at the Sundridge surgery and at Westerham village hall on Thursday mornings. Messages can be left for them at either surgery or on 01732 869825.
Midwives
They help to run the antenatal clinics at the two main surgeries and can be contacted at Edenbridge Hospital 01732 869820.
Counsellors
They are available at the practice and patients are normally referred to them through the doctors. Messages can be left for them at the surgery.
Hospital Phlebotomists
There are additional phlebotomy clinics run by at either Westerham or Sundridge each week which are managed by visiting hospital phlebotomists.