Our Staff

GP Partner

  • DR SAPTARSHI SAHA

    MBBS, MRCGP, PGdipclinderm (Dist)

    I became a GP in 2007 and worked as a Single-handed GP till 2017. Following that I have worked in various roles in NHS and the private sector. I joined Langton Medical Group in 2020. I am a GP Trainer. I enjoy all aspects of General practice with a special interest in orthopaedics and dermatology. I am also passionate about improving patient services and experiences in these very stringent budgetary constraints and with diminishing number of trained clinical staff. Male

  • DR PURTI CHOUDHARY

    BSc (Hons), MBChB, MRCGP, DFSRH

    Qualified as a doctor from Warwick medical school in 2005. Qualified GP since 2011. I am also a GP trainer and Appraiser. Female

General Practitioners

  • DR HEIDI NEVANTAUS

    MBBS

    Female

  • DR ZIYANDA TANYANIYWA

    Female

  • DR ALICE CASTLE

    Female

  • DR RAMYA KOTHA

    Female

  • DR NIK MANN

    Male

  • DR SHIVANI MALHOTRA

    Female

  • DR MUHAMMAD KHAN

    Male

Advanced Nurse Practitioners

Advanced Nurse Practitioners all have a Masters degree in Advanced Nursing Practice. They undertake many of the tasks traditionally handled by doctors, including diagnosis, writing prescriptions, arranging tests, and referral. They are part of our same day team appointment system. Patients can book appointments with nurses as well as with doctors. They give valued assistance to the doctors by seeing patients and prescribing medication where necessary.

  • MELANIE HAYWARD

    RGN. PgDip asthma, PgDip ANP, MSc Advanced Nurse Practitioner

    Female

  • RACHEL FLETCHER

    BNurs (Hons), Msc Advanced Clinical Practice and BSc General Practice Nursing

    Female

  • ROSIE JONES

    Female

Practice Nurses

Our team of nursing sisters run the Practice Treatment Rooms. They provide a wide range of services such as taking blood, giving injections, dressing wounds and are available for advice on minor illnesses. They also provide advice on promoting better health, travel immunisations and weight reduction. In addition they play an important role in the regular review of hypertension, diabetes, asthma and heart disease.

  • MICHELLE HEANEY

    Female

  • DONNA TAYLOR

    Female

  • JAYNE FISHER

    Female

Healthcare Assistants

Healthcare Assistants carry out some medical tasks such as blood tests, electrocardiograms, breathing measurements, blood pressure measurements and a few dressings.

  • SARAH NEAL

    Female

Practice Pharmacist

They perform Medication reviews and assists with quality prescribing, ensuring all prescriptions are appropriate and regularly reviewed.

  • EMMA WILKINS

    Clinical Pharmacy Technician GPhC number 5015218 BTEC Level 4 Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy Extensive experience in secondary care pharmacy services.

    Female

  • AYSHA IQBAL

    Female

  • SOPHIA BASHFORD

    Female

  • AYSHA SIDIKHAN

    Female

Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS)

  • REBECCA LOVATT

    Female

Practice Management

  • DEIRDRE SMOUNA

    Practice Manager

    The Practice Manager is responsible for all non-medical matters relating to the Langton Medical Group, and will be happy to discuss any suggestions or complaints you may have.

Administration

The Langton Medical Group also employs a hard working team of administrative staff including Medical Secretaries, Clinical Systems Officers, an IT Systems Officer, Scanners, Clinical Coders, Summarisers and an Administrative Clerk. You may not see them very often but they are all committed to making sure you receive the care and services you need.

  • MARTIN WESTON

    Administration Manager for Workflow

    Caldicott Guardian

Reception

The Langton Medical Group is fortunate to have a dedicated and experienced team of Receptionists, Prescription Clerks and General Enquiry Clerks who are there to help you with appointments and enquiries. They have a very difficult and busy job. It is not easy to please everyone, so please be patient. When telephoning for medical attention, it is always helpful to give a few details; this will enable the receptionist to help you in the most appropriate way and to ensure you receive the assistance you need. The Reception Manager has overall responsibility for the day-to-day running of reception and its various staff.

  • JULIE COPE

    Reception Manager

District Nurses

District Nurses visit housebound patients in their homes to administer healthcare when they are unable to travel to the surgery.

Health Visitors

Health Visitors look after the care of the babies, children and support their parents.

Midwives

Midwives take care of expectant mothers and new born babies.
Page last reviewed: 17 January 2020
Page created: 17 January 2020