The Primary Health Care Team

Dr Robert Davidson qualified in 1998 from St George's Hospital Medical School in London.
Special interests include child, adolescent and teenage health.

Professor Brendan Delaney qualified in 1987 from Oxford University. He was trained in general practice in Bristol and in medicine in Gloucester and has also worked as a partner in Birmingham for 16 years prior to moving to London in 2009. He is a Professor at Kings College London. He has higher qualifications in general practice, general medicine and research. With special interests in gastrointestinal, cardiological problems and diabetes.

Dr Tim Humphrey qualified in 1989 in Birmingham and moved to London in 1999 after working in Jersey, Australia and Germany. Completed training in general practice in Gloucestershire and has worked as a military GP.

Dr Barry Marsh qualified in 1997 from Kings College Hospital London. He completed a three year training scheme for general practice in London, and has higher qualifications in general practice, obstetrics, gynaecology and family planning. Before becoming a doctor he trained as a dentist. He has a special interest in headache management. He is a GP trainer.

Dr Raj Nair qualified in 2003 from Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital Medical School. He has higher qualifications in general practice, obstetrics, gynaecology, family planning and child health. He is a GP with a special interest in COPD. He is Programme Director of GP training and Associate Director of Postgraduate Medicine at St Thomas Hospital.

Dr Valerie O’Neill qualified in 1994 from Royal College of Surgeons Medical School in Dublin. She completed a three-year training scheme for general practice in London and obtained special training in family planning, obstetrics, and drugs and alcohol problems. She often supervises medical students.

Dr Catherine Otty qualified in 1982 from Cambridge. She completed a three-year training scheme for general practice and obtained higher qualifications in obstetrics, family planning, child health, and general practice. She has been in Rotherhithe since 1989, after 2 years in Australia mainly working with children. She is a GP Trainer.

Dr Sonia Seyfollahi qualified in 1997 from University of Aberdeen. She completed 3 years training for General Practice in Scotland and Bath before moving to London. She has higher qualifications in general practice, obstetrics, gynaecology and family planning.

Nurse Practitioner, Cathy Trotman RGN, RSCN, has a nursing degree, BSc (Hons) in Health Studies and the Nurse Practitioner Diploma. Cathy assesses and treats urgent patients, and coordinates diabetic care.

Nurse Practitioner, Brid Candy - information to follow.

Practice Nurses:

Paula Brown, RGN has Diplomas in Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Airways Disease Management and a Certificate of Family Planning.

Angie Senneval, RGN holds certificates in Marie Curie Breast and Cervical Screening, Family Planning, Smoking Cessation and British Heart Foundation.

Joy Lorimer, RGN holds certificates in Cervical Screening, Asthma, and Diabetes.
The nurses run the treatment room and specialised clinics. The treatment room is available with and without appointment for: well person checks, new patient checks, blood pressure monitoring, childhood vaccinations, blood taking, removal of stitches, dressings, advice about diet and lifestyle.

Patients over 85 years old are offered a check up and those unable to come to the surgery are visited at home.

Health Care Assistant Denise Borthwick assists the nurses with general health checks, new patient checks, ECGs, 24 hour BP monitoring, dressings and blood taking.