| Dr M Reid |
(male) |
MB ChB 1978 (Glasgow)
DFM 1992 |
| Dr J Lynch |
(female) |
MB ChB 1990 (Edinburgh)
DRCOG 1994 MRCGP 1995 |
| Dr L Henderson |
(female) |
MB ChB 1990 (Glasgow)
DRCOG 1992 MRCGP 1994 |
PRACTICE
STAFF
Practice Manager
Mrs Heather Patterson is responsible for the smooth running and
efficiency of the practice and may be able to help you with administrative
or non-clerical aspects of your health care. She would be happy to
hear your views and suggestions about the services offered by the
practice. Please present your suggestions in writing at the reception
desk addressed to Mrs Patterson.
Receptionists
Mrs Linda Hardie (Deputy manageress)
Mrs Michelle Stewart
(Senior receptionist)
Miss Isabel Weir (IT administrator)
Miss Denise Philbin
Mrs Linda Carson
Mrs Patricia Meikle
They are all trained, confident, caring and bound by the same
rules of confidentiality as doctors and nurses.
Practice
Nurse
Mrs Elizabeth Boud BSc RGN RMN
The practice
nurse works in close liaison with the doctors. She is involved in
preventative health screening and in the care and supervision of the
elderly. She can be contacted on 0141 531 6010.
The PCT also employ district nurses and health visitors who work from within the practice.
District Nurse
Miss Kerry Pearce RN Dip N BSc DN
The district nurse is highly trained and offers a full range of
domiciliary nursing services. She can be contacted on 0141 531 4157.
Health Visitors
Mrs Laura McKinnon RGN BA RM BSc
Mrs Lynne MacDonald RSCN RGN BSc HV
The health visitors
are highly qualified nurses who have special training in health education,
particularly with regard to paediatric assessment and development.
They can be contacted on 0141 531 6022.
Teaching/Training
Students
Medical
students and nursing students attend the practice from time to time.
We hope that you will co-operate with us and help the students to
learn about general practice. However, you will be informed of their
presence in advance and if you do not want them to be present at a
consultation, your wishes will be respected. This will not affect
your treatment in any way.
