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Training
Oakview Medical Practice is a training practice, and all of our doctors participate in the training of new GP’s. The GP’s assigned to our practice for training are GP Registrars, who are fully qualified doctors here to gain extra skills to enable them to work as a GP. GP Registrars will see patients on their own or, occasionally, with one of the partners participating in the consultation. You as a patient may also be asked to participate in video training for the GP Registrar. The video session is not concerned with looking at the patient, it is about assessing the GP Registrar's consultation skills and is designed to help the registrar become an effective GP. If you have any questions regarding our GP registrars please ask our reception team.
Current registrars working within the practice are: Dr Liuda Kuz
Doctors
Dr Euan Glen (m)
MB ChB MRCGP DRCOG (Aberdeen 1991) - Full Time
Dr Glen's interests include mental health and addictions, as well as Challenging Behaviour patients. He runs the practice's in house addiction clinic along with Dr Garthwaite. Dr Glen is an Educational Supervisor for general practitioner training. |
Dr Gillian Deveney (f)
MB ChB MRCGP DFFP (Glasgow 1996) - Part Time
Dr Deveney's particular interests are women's health (including HRT), child development and palliative care. She has practical skills in contraceptive implant insertion. She is a vocational studies tutor at the University of Glasgow and is an Educational Supervisor for general practitioner training. |
Dr Louise Hamilton (f)
MB ChB MRCGP FRACGP DRCOG DCH DFSRH (Glasgow 1998) - Part Time
Dr Hamilton's interests includesexual and reproductive health care and Dermatology. She has practical skills in coil and contraceptive implant insertion, as well as minor gynaecological procedures and skin biopsy. Dr Hamilton is the link GP to the local practice cluster and LMC and leads on practice quality improvment. |
Dr Mark Garthwaite (m)
MB ChB FPA Cert (Glasgow 1986) - Full Time
Dr Garthwaite's particular interests are addictions, sports injuries, respiratory medicine and palliative care. He also performs minor surgery in the practice. He is the Lead Clinician of the Leven Addiction Service and he co-runs the practice's addiction clinic with Dr Glen. |
Dr Fiona Wilson (f)
MB ChB MRCGP DRCOG DCH (Glasgow 1998) - Part Time
Dr Wilson's special interests include neurology and paediatrics - in particular developmental child health. She works with the YES service (local rehabilitation service for patients with neurological disease) based in Renton. |
Dr David Jaberoo (m)
MB ChB MRCGP BSc (Med Sci) Hons (Glasgow 2002) - Part Time
Dr Jaberoo has experience of orthopaedics and rheumatology and an interest in medicine for the elderly. He has trained in joint and soft tissue injection techniques as well as Epley Manoeuvres to treat BPPV. Dr Jaberoo is an Educational Supervisor for general practitioner training. |
Dr Jonathan Tucker (m)
MB, ChB, MRCGP (Glasgow 2005) - Part Time Dr Tucker has an interest in general medicine and healthcare of the elderly. |
Dr Karen Macphail (f)
MRCGP,MB ChB, MRCP (Glasgow 2003) - Part Time Dr Macphail is a Graduate of the University of Glasgow and trained at the Queen Elizabeth hospital in General Medicine and Geriatric Medicine, following which she trained for General Practice. Dr Macphail spent 2 years in Peru founding a community geriatric project and now runs a charity to support and continue this work. Dr Macphail joined the team at Oakview in 2014 with special interest in general medicine and care of the elderly. |
Dr Cathy Ayers (f)
MB ChB, MRCGP, DFFP, DRCOG, DGM (Cambridge 2003) - Part Time Dr Ayers is a Cambridge graduate and specialises in Diabetes care, she also works as a diabetic specialist in hospital and leads on the management of Diabetes for the practice. |
Dr Sophie Lanaghan (f)
MB ChB(Hons), MRCGP - Part Time Dr Lanaghan joined the practice in 2020 after relocating to Scotland. She has pecial interests in lifestyle medicine and nutrition, women's health and medical education. She works in practice Wednesday to Friday in addition to her role as a Vocational Studies tutor at the University of Glasgow. |
Dr Jean Graham (f)
MRCGP, MB ChB, Long Term Locum - Part Time |
Nurses
Practice nurses are registered nurses. They can help with health issues such as family planning, healthy living advice, blood pressure checks and dressings. The practice nurses spend much of their time in the management of chronic diseases including asthma, COPD, diabetes, heart disease, stroke and chronic kidney disease. They also assess and treat minor ailments and carry out cervical smears.
Our nurses are heavily involved in triage of requests for same day appointments and house visits. |
Sister Julie Crombie
RGN, Dip Asthma, Dip Family Planning, Dip Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Independent Nurse Prescriber.
Sister Crombie's main role is evidence-based management of chronic diseases. Her particular interests include respiratory disease, and women's health. She is skilled in the insertion and removal of contraceptive implants. |
Sister Linda Rennie
RGN, Dip Nursing, Dip Sexual & Reproductive Health, Dip Asthma, Dip Triage in Primary Care, Dip Diabetes.
Independent Nurse Prescriber.
Sister Rennie is mainly involved in the management of chronic disease. Her particular interests included diabetes, ischaemic heart disease, and travel medicine. |
Nurse Tammy Gillies (f)
BSc Nursing(Adult); RGN(Adult);(Non prescriber) Specialist interest in Cardiac rehabilitation, Heart failure and emotional recovery; Diabetes management; acute and minor illness; Women's health including cervical smears. Nurse Gillies will continue her training and development whilst in practice and is currently studying with NES towards her practice nurse qualification which includes long term disease management. |
Healthcare Assistants
Miss Karen Graham Miss Catherine McQuilkie Miss Joanne Rainey Miss Danielle Marr Our Healthcare assistants help the clinicians in the practice by monitoring patient's observations such as height, weight and blood pressure, administering injections, taking bloods and working to promote positive mental, physical and nutritional health with patients. We now have a full time phlebotomy service with appointments starting at 08:00a.m. each morning to assist those who are working. |
Practice Management
Mrs Lorraine Wyllie
Practice Manager BSc (Hons) MCMI MInstAM. The practice manager is involved in managing all of the business aspects of the practice such as making sure that the right systems are in place to provide a high quality of patient care, human resources, finance, patient safety, premises, equipment and information technology. The practice manager supports the GPs and other medical professionals with delivering patient services and also helps to develop extended services to enhance patient care. |
Administration
Yvonne Lees Office Manager Kimberley McKenzie Office Manager Louise Malia IT Manager |
Reception
Elizabeth Brown Kim Fraser Helen Kennedy Jacqui Holtham Katie Mckenzie Michelle Kearney Kelly Mitchell Karen Graham Joanne Rainey Catherine McQuilkie Receptionists provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for enquiries. They can provide 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. |
Secretaries
Wilma Kennedy Catherine McQuilkie Katie McKenzie |
Community Nurses
01389 828311 Flora Brabender RGN Paula Bateson RGN Nadia Silver RGN Lorna McLeod RGN Linda Ross (Healthcare Assistant) Carol McConnachie (Healthcare Assistant) |
Health Visitors
01389 828324 Julie Anderson RGN, RHV, Veronica Scott RGN, RHV, RM, BSs, PHN, IAIM Gillian Brown RGN, RHV A health visitor is a registered nurse who has received training particularly related to babies, children and pregnant women. Their role is to provide families with children under five years old with support and advice around the general aspects of mental, physical and social wellbeing. |