Doctors

Dr Bryan A Conlan (m)
MB ChB Dundee 1996 MRCGP DFSRH PGCME (GP Partner)

Dr Thomas Wyatt (m)
MB ChB Liverpool 2002 MRCGP (GP Partner)

Dr Ellen Aston (f)
MB Chb Birmingham 2004 MRCGP DRCOG DFSRH (GP Partner)

Dr Charlotte Cooke (f)
MB BS Newcastle Upon Tyne, 2009 MRCGP

Dr David Tasak (m)
MB ChB Liverpool 2017 MRCGP BSc (Hons)

Dr Jennifer Modi (f)

Dr Prash Ladva
GP Registrar

Dr Natasha Haran
GP Registrar

Nursing Team

Sister Stacy Davies (f)
Advanced Nurse Practitioner

Louise Feightman (f)
Healthcare Assistant

Nikki Thompson (f)
Nursing Associate

Jennifer Campbell (f)
RGN Practice Nurse

Administration

Victoria Ward (f)
Practice & Business Manager

Joanne Halliwell (f)
Operations Manager

Sam Jones (f)
Office Manager/Secretary

Sarah Roberts (f)
Data Manager

Vikki O'neil (f)
Reception Manager

Gill Cooper (f)
Reception Team Leader

Katie Buckingham (f)
Prescriptions Administrator

Nichola McClennan (f)
Care Navigator / Prescription Administrator

Emma Tunstall (f)
Care Navigator / Admin Assistant

Kate Mack (f)
Care Navigator

Kerry McGill (f)
Care Navigator

Sheena Turner (f)
Care Navigator

Catherine Jones (f)
Care Navigator

Katie Ward (f)
Receptionist/Business Administrator

Attached Staff

Rachel Keirl (f)
Advanced Paramedic (Prescribing)

Rachael Kinnear (f)
Mental Health Trainee Assistant Practitioner

Mya Higginson
Social Prescriber

Shelby Hughes (f)
Social Prescriber

Christine Rousseau (f)
Social Prescriber

Training practice

We are a training practice which means we usually have one or more GP Registrars working with us. The GP Registrar is a fully qualified doctor with at least 3 years experience in hospital and is learning about working in general practice.

The additional doctors work at the practice for up to one year and share all aspects of medical care with the Partners and the principal GPs.

During their time here we hope you will view them as we do, an integral part of our team.

We are also recognised by Liverpool University as a teaching practice for medical students. It is possible that sometimes you may be asked if a medical student can be present during your consultation with the doctor or nurse. If you can help in this way, the students are very grateful. However, if you would feel embarrassed or uncomfortable in the presence of a student, please do not feel under any obligation to agree.

GP net earnings

All GP practices are required to declare the mean earnings (average pay) for GPs working to deliver NHS services to patients at each practice.

However, it should be noted that the prescribed method for 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 to form any judgement about GP earnings, or to make any comparison with any other practice.

The average pay for GPs working in The Orchard Surgery in the financial year ending 31 March 2023 was £72,396 before tax and national insurance.

This is for 1 full time GP, 2 part-time GPs and 3 salaried GPs.