M.B.Ch.B. M.R.C.G.P. Dr Bayes qualified in 1999 at Manchester University. He completed his GP training in Salford in 2003 and joined the practice in 2006. He lists his clinical interests as cardiovascular medicine, respiratory medicine and diabetes. He is happily married with one child. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his family, going to the gym, music and supporting Manchester United!

M.B.Ch.B M.R.C.G.P D.R C.O G D.F.F.P Dr Webster qualified at Manchester University in 1996 and joined the Practice in 2003. Her specific clinical interests include Gynaecology, sexual health, children, coil fitting and child health. She is married with two children.

BSc M.B.Ch.B M.R.C.G.P D.R C.O G D.F.F.P Dr Stirling qualified at Manchester University in 2001 and joined the Practice in 2006. Her specific clinical interests include Dermatology and Women's Health. She is married with two children and one cat.

BSC, M.R.C.G.P.MBCHB.  Dr Clay graduated from The University of Liverpool in 2009 and joined the Practice in 2015.  He lists his specific clinical interests as Orthopaedics,  musculoskeletal, rehabilitation and diabetes.

MBChB, nMRCGP, DCH. Dr Carmont joined the Practice in September 2014.  He lists his specific clinical interests as Diabetes and Musculo-Skeletal Medicine

BSC, MSC, MBCHB, MRCGP. Dr Tack graduated from Warwick university in 2008. She joined the practice in September 2014. Her special interests are Women's health, family planning, child health and medical education.

Dr Lisa Collins MBBS MRCP MRCGP Dip Genitourinary Medicine Diploma Medical Education

I qualified from University College London in 1998 and worked in London in Infectious Diseases and Genitourinary Medicine before moving to Manchester in 2006 formally training in Bolton as a GP. My clinical interests remain in women and men's sexual and reproductive health including HIV.

I usually 2 days a week in the practice, and 2 days at Manchester University, where I am a senior lecturer on the Medical School MBChB programme. I am passionate about medical student education in primary care.

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family, 2 dogs and outdoor swimming.

Bramhall and Shaw Heath Medical Group are very pleased to announce the arrival of a new member of our clinical team.

Sister Wood is a very experienced and highly trained Advanced Nurse Practitioner who has worked in this advanced clinical role since 2012.  Sister Wood has worked in the NHS for nearly 30 years as a nurse both within the hospital setting and in general practice.

Advanced Nurse Practitioners are Registered Nurses who have done extra training and academic qualifications to be able to examine, assess, make diagnoses, treat, prescribe and make referrals for patients who present with undiagnosed/undifferentiated problems.

In the modern NHS, Advanced Nurse Practitioners work in hospital Emergency Departments, hospital inpatient and outpatient departments, GP out-of-hours services and many GP practices throughout the country. 

In addition to working for our practice where she works alongside our GPs, Sister Wood also works for an NHS urgent primary care out-of-hours provider where, due to her high level of qualification and experience, she autonomously and independently assesses and treats acutely unwell children and adults on a regular basis without any doctors being present on-site.

Sister Wood will initially be working in the practice on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays when she will be assessing and treating patients presenting acute problems.  She will usually be making initial telephone assessments (‘triaging’) and then booking patients into appropriate urgent appointment slots the same day either with herself, or sometimes a GP if this is deemed more appropriate. Sister Wood will be seeing and treating patients of all ages (apart from babies less than 12 weeks old, and pregnant mothers).

Practice Nurse RGN. Dip N. BSc (Hons) Nursing Angela joined the Practice in May 2005 having qualified in 1995 and completed her nursing degree in 2003 at Manchester University. She is particularly interested in travel health, asthma and chronic disease management. She enjoys running marathons and half marathons, socialising and reading

Sarah joined the Practice in March 2012 as a Medical Receptionist and developed into a Healthcare Assistant Role in 2013. Sarah is able to perform phlebotomy, blood pressure (including home monitoring machines), NHS Health Checks, Hypertension Reviews, ECG’s, Smoking Cessation and certain injections.

Jo, Practice Manager joined the practice in 2019. 

Rachael, our Deputy Practice Manager joined the practice in May 2019 and is  welcomed addition to the team. 

Jenny joined the Practice in 1997. She is our Patient Services Manager and acts as the link between the Patient Groups and the Practice.  Jenny is responsible for the reception teams, ensuring that the Practice provide a high quality of patient care and patient safety and is your point of contact for any complaints and recommendations

Sarah joined the Practice in 2006 and is one of our Administration Managers.  She leads a team of admin staff who deal with incoming letters from hospital.

Sarah Woolley, Diane Shorthose, Vicky Parker, Salman Khan, Pauline Oldham and Lisa Sharpe are responsible for ensuring that all correspondence, for example hospital letters, is correctly scanned and assigned to patient records. Salman Khan is our medical record summariser. 

Ann Rogers is responsible for repeat prescription processing at Bramhall along with Clare Hall and Catherine Skehan.

Dawn Myers is responsible for the completion of medical reports, requests for medical records and a variety of other administrative responsibilities.

Elaine Greenfield, Catherine Skehan, Clare Hall, Georgia Mellor, Elliott Hughes, Zara Smith, Margaret Coward, Sue Jones, Lindsay Howarth, Jon Handby

The health visitor is a registered nurse who has received further training to enable him/her to promote health and detect health problems. The health visitors see clients at home and in clinics at Shaw Heath Health Centre. They give information and advice on a wide range of health matters covering many aspects of health care from the very young to the elderly. The health visitors may be contacted on 0161 835 6789.

Midwives attend the antenatal clinics at both surgeries and are based at Stepping Hill Hospital. They can be contacted at any stage during pregnancy and are willing to talk either at the surgery or at home. Preparation for parenthood classes are run throughout the year by the midwives and health visitors. The midwife for your area can be contacted on 419 5282.