Dr Urjit Soni - Godmanchester

Dr Urjit Soni

Staff

Doctors

Dr Ian Sweetenham

General Practitioner

Special interests

GPwSI ENT

GMC General Medical Council number

3196177

Qualifications

BChir Bachelor of Surgery

MA Master of Arts

MB MB

MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners

Dr Richard Weyell

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

3069884

Qualifications

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Dr David Tolliss

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

3546222

Qualifications

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Dr Carolyn Smithson

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

4513267

Qualifications

DRCOG Diploma Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 2003

MBChB Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 1998

MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners 2003

Dr Urjit Soni

General Practitioner

Special interests

Dermatology, Diabtes, Ophthalmology

GMC General Medical Council number

6091447

Qualifications

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Dr Sophie Densem

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

4023197

Qualifications

DFFP Diploma Faculty of Family Planning and Reproductive Medicine 1998

MBChB Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 1993

Dr Helen Cheridjian

General Practitioner

Special interests

Minor Surgery & Family planning

GMC General Medical Council number

6049870

Qualifications

MBBCh Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 2002

MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners 2007

Practice nursing team

Mrs Maria Cowie

Practice Nurse

Karen Hawkes

Practice Nurse

Karen Gilchrist

Practice Nurse

Nurse Lead

Julie Chenery

Healthcare Assistant

Fiona Mawson

Practice Nurse

Jennifer Sadler

Healthcare Assistant

Lindsey Weidisch

Healthcare Assistant

Reception & administration staff

Ms Lorraine Baker

Administrator

Surgery hours

Tuesday Thursday, & Friday

Mrs Lisa Harrison

Practice Manager

Surgery hours

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Friday

Mrs Joan Tunstall

Secretary

Ms Donna Trigg

Administrator

Mrs Ann Jones

Reception Staff

Mrs Irena Hall

Reception Staff

Reception Lead

Jade Hyde

Reception Staff

Shannon Leggett

Reception Staff

Joyce McCudden

Reception Staff

Jody Adams-Wallis

Administrator

Admin Manager

Suzanne Swalloa

Administrator

Prescription Clerk

Sarah Baker

Reception Staff

Anne Colmer

Administrator

Practice Assistant

Mrs Jody Adams-Wallis

Administrator

Admin Manager

Dawn Collins

Reception Staff

Della Dear

Reception Staff

Cheriece Gordon

Reception Staff

Rebecca Lambert

Reception Staff

Services

Asthma Clinic - Asthma and Spirometry Clinic

Nurse led clinics are held once a week.  Asthmatics are encouraged to attend an annual review appointment to assess symptoms and review current medication.  Please bring your inhalers with you to the appointment.  We appreciate that people with only mild asthma, using only a single inhaler infrequently, may not wish to take time out of work for an annual review.  A telephone appointment with your GP to discuss is recommended in this situation.
It is especially important to see children on an annual basis as their dose and frequency of medication may change as they grow.  Advice will be given on managing asthma while attending school.
For useful background information, click on: www.asthma.org.uk.

This service requires a referral by your GP

Child Immunisations - Child Immunisations

Our practice nurses run two clinics each week.  Appointments are arranged by the Child Health Services.  Parents should receive a letter a week or two before the vaccination is due.  It is important you attend on the date specified, but if this is not possible, please contact the surgery.  An alternative date will be forwarded to you by post.
If your child is ill please call the surgery and ask to speak with a practice nurse who will advise you.  Tell the surgery who will be bringing the child, if a parent/guardian is unable to attend.  Written consent from the parents must accompany the child in these circumstances.
The routine childhood immunisation schedule – click here to view
Is there a link between MMR and Autism?  A lot of media speculation about this but the short answer is No.  Autism was well known long before MMR was ever used in this country.  Although autism is recognised more often now than in the past, the increases were going on long before MMR was introduced.

Learning disability health check

Minor surgery (e.g. removal of moles and skin lesions) - provided in-house - Minor Surgery

Dr Soni and Dr Tolliss will carry out minor surgery after referral from another GP within the Practice. This includes skin lesions considered worthy of removal but not highly suspicious.  All tissue removed is sent for examination at the hospital.

This service requires a referral by your GP

Phlebotomy - Phlebotomy

Healthcare Assistants are available to take blood samples and send to Hinchinbrooke Hospital for testing. 

This service requires a referral by your GP

Smoking cessation clinic - Stop Smoking

Smoking cessation is provide at the practice by trained Practice Nurses and Healthcare Assistants.  Please book an apointment if you are ready to stop smoking.

Travel health with yellow fever - Travel Clinic

This is run by our Practice Nurses who are trained in travel medicine advice.  Advice/consultations are free but most vaccinations and anti-malarial medications are not covered by the NHS.  A Private Prescription or administration charge is therefore payable for each medication.   
What do I need to do?
Step 1 Write down your travel dates and precise destinations.
Step 2 Log on the free website fitfortravel www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk.
This will provide you with all the information you need to prepare for your trip, including which vaccinations and anti-malarial medications are required recommended.
Step 3 Decide whether you need to see or speak to one of our Practice Nurses.
Some anti-malaria tablets are available at pharmacies without a prescription.  If one of these is all that is required, no appointment is needed.  Rabies vaccinations will need a private prescription in advance, so please make a telephone appointment with the Practice Nurse.
If you are uncertain about what you

Young person's clinic - Teenage Health

Our Teenage Health service is a confidential sexual health and contraception clinic for anyone of either sex who is under 25s; it is run by one of our Practice Nurses/Healthcare Assistants.  They are friendly and approachable and are happy to talk to you about any problems you may have.  Our ideal is that young people would come and talk to one of our nurses before they start to have sex. They can then get information on how to stay safe and stop themselves getting pregnant or catching a sexually transmitted infection before they have put themselves at risk.

Emergency Contraception
 
This is a pill which can be taken if you have had unprotected sex and do not want to get pregnant. It Is sometimes called the morning after pill and needs to be taken within 72 hours after you have had unprotected sex, but it works best if taken within 24 hours.  You can access emergency contraception from a doctor, or free from some pharmacies.

Chlamydia Screening
Don’t Take a Chance – Take a T

Facilities

• Disabled parking (yes)
• Disabled WC (yes)
• Induction loop (yes)
• Wheelchair access (yes)
• Step free access (yes)