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Dr Tim Ballard FRCGP
Dr Ballard has been a GP in great Bedwyn since February 1995. He is commited to delivering traditional family healthcare . This enables the Practice to provide a high level of continuity for patient care.
The Surgery moved into the old village school in December 1995. The building is grade 2 listed and housed the village primary school from 1835 t0 1993. On the waiting room wall there is a map of the world painted by the headmaster in 1841.
Dr Ballard trained in Leicester and has been a GP since 1988. he is involved in teaching General Practice and is an examiner and Fellow of the Royal Collge of Practitioners. |
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Dr Angela Paddon MBBS, BSc,MRCP,MRCGP
Angela trained at University College London Medical School. She became a GP in 2001 after having spent several years in hospital medicine, specialising in care of the elderly. Angela completed her GP training at the Practice, and is now permanently employed on a part time basis. |
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Dr Michael Peters BSc., MB, CH.B, DA, FRCGP
A very experienced GP, Dr Peters has always worked in Wiltshire. His special interests include musculo-skeletal medicine and dermatology. |
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Dr Maggie Carson
Dr Carson known to many of our patients from her previous attachment to the surgery, rejoined us on 17th March 2010, and will be working part-time until October 2010, to complete her GP Registrar training. |
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Dr Mike Jones BMedSci(Hons), BM BS, MRCS
Studied at Nottingham Medical School. Before training to be a GP he was a qualified surgeon, and prior to joining us in Wiltshire he spent 2 years in Australia practicing in both rural and remote communities, and inner-city Sydney. He will be with us until February 2011. |
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Dr Martin Searle MA MB BChir DCH DRCOG MRCGP
Martin trained at Cambridge and at Kings College Hospital Medical School London. He became a GP in 1987. He was a principal and trainer in general practice in Calne from 1987 to 2006. He then worked in Swindon for a couple of years. This was followed by a period away from practice due to health reasons. He will be joining us at Great Bedwyn as part of the Severn Deanery returners to practice scheme. We are pleased that Martin has chosen to come and work with us for a year and I'm sure all our patients will join the rest of the practice team in wishing him every success. |
