Meet the Team

Dr Greg Miles (male)

Qualifications	MA MB BChir (1981) DA DRCOG MRCGP FPA Cert
Trained at	Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University & St Thomas' Hospital, London
Joined Practice	1986
Working Days	Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays
Hours	Full Time Partner
Family	4 children
Leisure Interests	Rugby, Travel, Skiing, RSPB, Badminton, Walking

Dr Robert Lewis (male)

Qualifications	BM (1992) DRCOG MRCGP
Trained at	Southampton University Medical College
Joined Practice	1998
Other Appointments	School Doctor – St Anthonys Leweston School
Hours	Full Time Partner - Practice Caldicott Guardian
Family	Married, 2 sons
Leisure Interests	Archery and Cycling

Dr Angela Tweedie (female)

Qualifications	MA MB BChir MRCP DFFP MRCGP
Trained at	Cambridge University Kings College
Joined Practice	June 2014
Other Appointments	School Doctor - St Anthony's Leweston School
Working Days	Monday and Thursday - Practice Safeguarding Lead
Family	Married, 2 children
Leisure Interests	Diving, underwater photography, skiing, netball

Dr Dominic Parsons (male)

Qualifications	MRCGP MRCP(UK) MB ChB
Trained at	University of Manchester
Joined Practice	2020
Working Days	Wednesday and Thursday
Family	Four children
Family	Married, 2 children
Leisure Interests	Professional standard singer – Grade 8 Distinction – Sport very keen supporter of most sports especially Bath & England rugby, Somerset & English cricket and Arsenal football.

Dr Christopher Minton (male)

Qualifications	MBChB 2001, MRCGP 2005, PGDipSEM 2010 Bath University, West Midlands Trainers Course 2011, DFFP 2004, Advanced Trauma and Medical Management in Football FA 2018, Faculty of pre-hospital care sports events and crowd doctor course 2015
Trained at	University of Birmingham
Joined Practice	2020
Working Days	Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
Hours	Partner
Family	Three Children
Leisure Interests	Keen runner, I enjoy off road running and have done several marathons

Practice Nurses

Our practice nurses hold surgeries each morning and afternoon Monday to Friday. They can treat or advise on:

Dressings, injections, blood tests, ear syringing, blood pressure checks, weight checks and travel advice and vaccinations. They can also carry out chronic disease management and full health promotion screening. Please make an appointment at the surgery or by phone.

District Nurses

Our district nurses work closely with the doctors at the Apples and are able to provide treatment at home. The nurses can advise about care and convalescence after discharge from hospital. They can also advise on general health care and give help, information and support to carers. Messages for the district nurses can be left at reception or by telephoning their office at the Yeatman Hospital on number 01935 813991 and asking for the District Nurses.

Health Visiting Team

Our health visitors are located at the surgery, they can be reached by telephoning 01935 816 790. The best time to contact them is Monday - Wednesday between 8.00am -10.00am. Our receptionist can help if there is no reply, or a message can be left on their answer phone, 01935 816 790.

The health visitor's role is that of "The Family Visitor" concentrating mainly on the under 5's, but she is also available to see patients in all groups if needed.

Midwife

Antenatal clinics are held on every other Tuesday afternoons.

The midwife cares for all expectant mothers, both before and after the birth of their babies. In some cases she may be involved with the births in Yeovil Maternity and at home as part of Oak Tree team.

Call the office on 01935 384808 and ask for a booking appointment.

Physiotherapist/Triage
Held at the Yeatman Hospital

Community Mental Health Team

The team members work closely with us to care for patients with psychiatric problems, enabling them to live in the community. They also help with the treatment of various problems such as depression, anxiety, stress-related illnesses, confusion and memory difficulties, and bereavement. They can also give support and advice to carers and family members. The team can be contacted on their own telephone number 01935 813991.

Cancer Care Nurse

The Cancer Care nurse works alongside the doctors and nurses to give advice, support and care to patients living with cancer. This help is offered either when cancer is diagnosed or at any time during the illness and extends to the whole family, if needed. The nurse helps the patient, their carers and any family to achieve the best quality of life. The nurse can be contacted via the Yeatman Hospital (01935 813991) or a message can be left for her at the practice reception.