For those of you that are travelling we are sorry to advise you that there is no Hepatitis A vaccine available in the country, additionally there is a severe shortage of Hepatitis B vaccine. We have been advised there may not be any until 2018. Travel advice is being updated by the national authorities. Check this website for latest news: http://nathnac.net/
We have an experienced team of doctors, nurses, patient advisers and admin staff working at the Centre, all committed to our ethos of integration and holisitc health. We all aim to give you the best service we can, a service that we would expect to receive ourselves, and to do what we can to maximise your health and wellbeing.
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In 1996 I qualified as a doctor from King's College London. Subsequently I worked in and around London for the following 14 years including 10 years within areas of London's deprived inner city when I became a GP in 2001. After nearly 20 years in London I decided...
I grew up in Buckinghamshire, went to music school in Somerset for a few years (where I decided that I'd rather be a doctor than a violinist or saxophonist) and then did my medical degree at the University of Edinburgh. Since then I've worked in Kent and East Sussex...
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I was an undergraduate at Southampton University. I initially trained as a Paediatrician at Kingston and Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals in London. In 1999 I qualified as a Member of the Royal College of Child Health and Paediatrics. In 2003 I retrained in...
I trained at Guys and St Thomas' Hospitals in London in 1994 and came to Sussex immediately afterwards as a junior doctor and so loved the place that (apart from a brief period of living in Sydney, Australia) I haven't left. I have been a GP in Brighton for over...
I grew up on the seaside in Scotland where a lifelong obsession with the sea, wind and environment began. I went on to become a wind turbine consultant before realising that interacting with humans held my interest more than machines or computers. I studied medicine...
I was an undergraduate at Cambridge University and at the Royal Free Hospital in London. After working as a junior doctor in London for a year I moved down to Brighton to continue my training to become a GP. I aspire to provide a holistic approach to patients...
I graduated in Medicine from Guy's, King's and St Thomas' Hospitals in 2009, after intercalating a BSc degree at Imperial College London in 2006. I was awarded an NIHR funded Academic Foundation Programme and so I moved to Brighton to work as a junior doctor while...
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Jacqui is a highly qualified Advanced Nurse Practioner who is able to refer patients and prescribe medicines. She has extensive experience in General Practice and is a great asset to the team. She runs the Urgent clinic each day.
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Biography coming soon...
Biography coming soon...
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I graduated from Leicester University in 1984 with an economics degree and joined the Marks and Spencer Management trainee scheme. As a commercial management trainee my first store was in the sunny climes of Eastbourne. My store career came to an end when I...
NHS England require that the net earnings of doctors engaged in the practice is publicised on our website. However, it should be noted that the prescribed method of calculating earnings is potentially misleading because it takes no account of how much time doctors spend working in the practice and should not be used for any judgement about GP earnings, nor to make any comparisons with other practices.
The average pay for GPs working in Brighton Health and Wellbeing Centre in the last financial year was £28,182 before tax and National Insurance. This is for 4 part-time GPs.
Full time doctors: None. Part time doctors: Dr Laura Marshall-Andrews, Dr Francis Richards, Dr Lolita Simcock, Dr Natalie Aronson.