MA Cantab, MB BCh Oxon, MRCGP, DFFP

Dr Mather joined Chadsfield Medical Practice in 2007. In addition to core services, she performs contraceptive fitting and removal, and minor surgery joint injections.

Dr Mather qualified from Oxford Medical School in 1995. After a year training in New Zealand, she returned home to work as a junior doctor. She completed further training in Anaesthetics and as a Registrar before changing tack to spend time as an Expedition Medic in Mongolia. She completed her training in General Practice in Sheffield and after a stint as medic for the Himalayan Rescue Association in Nepal, she settled down to married life.

Dr Mather’s main interest is the great outdoors, including running and cycling. She also enjoys reading as member of a local book club.

MBChB (Manchester 1997), MRCGP (2004)

Dr Gor joined the practice as a Partner in 2005.

In addition to the usual GP services, she offers joint injections and minor surgical procedures such as removal of minor skin lesions.

Dr Gor offers early appointments on a Thursday morning and later appointments on a Monday evening for patients who wish to attend at these times (because of work or care commitments).

She enjoys time with her family especially drawing or cooking with her two daughters, listening to music and relaxing by doing yoga.

MBChB Manchester 1997, DCH, DRCOG, DFFP, MRCGP

Dr Rachel Kilroy joined the practice in 2008.

She has a keen interest in dermatology, having completed hospital posts in this speciality, women’s health , sexual health and paediatrics and enjoys Manchester University medical student teaching.

Dr Kilroy lives locally and enjoys her three children (and their activities), hiking, friends and travel.

MBChB Sheffield 2013, DRCOG, MRCGP

Dr Helen Flynn Trained as a Doctor at Sheffield University, qualifying in 2013 as a GP.

Has a specialist interest in teaching and womens health.

Mrs Roscoe, MSC Advanced Practice,  qualified as an Advanced practitioner in 2010. She has expertise in, amongst others, dementia, womens and childrens health.

Mrs Roscoe can assess, diagnose, refer and prescribe for both children and adults, working closely with her GP Partners. 

What can the Advanced Practitioners help with?

On the day appointments are available with the ANPs. Below is a list of the types of problems our ANPs can assess and treat. If you are still unsure please contact reception about the nature of your problem and they will be able to advise you as to which of our clinicians is the most appropriate for you to see. Our reception staff all understand the need for confidentiality and discretion as part of their role, for which they are fully trained.

• Tonsillitis
• Chest infections
• Ear infections
• Sinusitis
• Poorly controlled asthma
• Hay fever
• Exacerbations of COPD
• Skin Infections / Impetigo
• Skin rashes
• Urine infections
• Continence issues
• Vaginal discharge
• Contraception queries
• Constipation
• Persistent Diarrhoea / Vomiting
• Haemorrhoids
• Back pain, knee pain and hip pain

Sr. Adshead is a very experienced qualified Registered Practice Nurse. She has previously worked in areas including Accident and Emergency and as a District Nursing.

Sr. Adshead runs clinics for long term health conditions such as asthma, COPD, travel and diabetes. She gives vaccinations including baby immunisations, smears, health checks, family planning and healthy living.

When she isnt working she is busy looking after her family.

Below is a list of what the HCA can do. 

• 24hr BP
• B12 Injection
• BP Check
• Bloods
• COPD Review (Charlotte only)
• Diabetic Foot Check (Emma and Charlotte)
• Pre-diabetes Talk
• ECG
• Fit for Surgery 
• General Health Checks
• HRT Check (Charlotte only)
• PARIS Referral
• Pill Check (Charlotte and Sue)
• Pneumonia Injection
• Shingles
• Spirometry (Charlotte Only)
• Weight 

Practice Manager

Sarah worked in the NHS as a Midwife for 12 years before training and working as a Health Visitor for 7 years.

This was followed by 7 years in the private sector working for a recruitment business. Outside of work she spends most of her time walking and running with her dog, or on the sides of a lacrosse pitch cheering on her 3 children.

Reception Manager

Hayley joined the practice in August 2002 as a receptionist, taking up the post as Reception Supervisor in December 2008.

Hayley lives locally and is married with 3 school aged children, she enjoys spending her free time with her family, especially watching her boys playing football. Hayley is an animal lover, who loves long walks with her dog.

Receptionists provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries. They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query. Receptionists make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses. They also perform other important tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries, dealing with financial claims, dealing with patient records and carrying out searches and practice audits. 

Nicky is available at the antenatal clinic on Mondays for help and advice during pregnancy.

The District Nurses are based at Woodley Health Centre and work closely with our clinical staff when patients have been referred for continuing care in the community.

For further information about this service District Nurse treatment room

Liz is  attached to the Practice. She has special responsibilities to mothers and children, the elderly and bereaved. Liz liaises with the Doctors and assists the Practice Nurse at the Baby Immunisation and Vaccination Clinics as well as doing the Child Health Examinations. 

Contact number - 0161 204 5194
This line will be available 09:00 - 10:00 Monday to Friday. It will be on voicemail after 10:00. Your message will be picked up on the same day and someone will get back to you as soon as they can.