- Sister Alice Lee (f)
- Prescribing for Healthcare Practitioners – January 2021- Glasgow Caledonian University
- Assessment and Immediate management of Major illness/injury in unscheduled care – January 2020 – Glasgow Caledonian University
- Nursing studies Bachelor of Arts – September 2005 – West of Scotland University
- Nursing Diploma of Higher Education- September 2002 – Glasgow Caledonian University
- Sister Kate Fonseca (f)
- Microcredential in Healthcare Management- June 2021- University of Glasgow
- Practice Nursing Development Course- 2013- King’s College London
- Bachelor of Nursing- 2011- University of Glasgow
Practice Nurses are fully trained in a wide range of skills including immunisations, health promotion, contraception and management of long-term conditions e.g. advice on diet and lifestyle choices, coronary heart disease, hypertension, asthma, diabetes, smoking cessation and obesity. Practice Nurses can extend their skills at Diploma Level and see many patients who previously would have seen the Doctor.
The Nursing Team run various Nurse-led clinics for diabetes, asthma, coronary heart disease and COPD as well as providing general nursing services.
Healthcare Assistants (including Phlebotomy)
- Mrs Catherine Bulloch (f)
Healthcare Assistants are non-registered Nursing staff who assist in patient care and Practice related duties, as directed by and under the supervision of a Registered Healthcare Professional (including Lead Practice Nurse, Practice Manager and GPs). Healthcare Assistants work collaboratively with the General Practice Team to meet the needs of patients, and provide essential task-orientated services like taking blood samples (phlebotomy) and processing specimens. They play a crucial role in supporting the Clinical Team.