Practice Team

Doctors

Dr Shaun Jackson – GP Partner (m)
MBChB (University of Leeds 1994) MRCGP DRCOG DFFP

GP Lead Homeless Healthcare/Treatment Drug Misuse & Safeguarding Adult Lead.

Dr Jennifer Greenlaw – GP Partner (f)
MBChB (University of Glasgow 2000) MRCGP DRCOG BSc (Hons) DFFP

Lead for GP Training at the practice and one of the Partners. She is the CQC registered manager for the practice. She is the Women’s Health Lead at the practice and is the clinical lead for Women’s Health for Greater Manchester.

Dr Emma North – GP Partner (f)
MBChB (University of Sheffield 2009) MRCGP DFSRH DRCOG

Safeguarding Children’s Lead. Special interest in Women’s Health, Family Planning & Child Health.

Dr Naresh Kumara – Salary GP (m)
MBChB (University of Manchester 2005) MRCGP MRCEM

Special interest in Men’s Health & Child Health.

Dr Faye Marland – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (Hons University of Liverpool 2007) MSc MRCGP

Special interest in Learning Disabilities and Long Term Condition Management.

Dr Tina Bani – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (University of Liverpool 2013) MSc MRCGP DRCOG

Special interest in Women’s Health, Family Planning, and Inclusion Health.

Dr Gillian Bradbury – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (University of Birmingham 1996) DCH

Currently away from the practice on extended leave
Special interest in Inclusion Health, Substance Misuse and Mental Health.

Dr Daniel O’Shea – Salary GP (m)
MBChB (University of Manchester 2016), MRCGP, BSc

Special interest in Inclusion Health, Substance Misuse and Mental Health.

Dr Claire Letham – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (Hons University of Manchester 2007) MRCGP, BSc (University of St. Andrews)

Special interest in Women’s Health and Family Planning.

Dr Emily Capper – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (University of Manchester 2015) MRCGP

Currently on MAT Leave until October 2026
Special interest in Palliative Care, Learning Disabilities, and Inclusion Health.

Dr Aleena Suhail – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (University of Manchester 2016) MRCGP

Special interest in Medical Education.

Dr Rhianna Price – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (University of Manchester 2012) MPH MRCGP PGCert Med Ed

Currently on MAT Leave until Jan 2027
Special interest in Medical Education and Substance Misuse.

Dr Samira Anane – Salary GP (f)
MBChB (University of Birmingham 2004) MRCP MRCGP DRCOG MPH

Special Interest in Health Policy and Public Health. Clinical Director for Manchester City Centre and Ancoats Primary Care Network.

Dr Nicholas Lees – Salary GP (m)
BMBS (University of Nottingham 2013) BMedSci MRCGP

Special interest in Child Health and Elderly Care, including frailty and supporting patients to maintain independence and quality of life.

Dr Guy Storey – Salary GP (m)
BSc MBChB (University of Liverpool 2016) MRCGP PGCert

Special interest in Emergency Medicine.

Long term Locum GPs

Dr Christine Beeston – Locum GP (f)
MBChB (University of Manchester 2007) DRCOG

Special interest in Women’s Health.

Dr Helen Martin – Locum GP (f)
MBChB (University of Edinburgh 1995) DRCOG MRCGP PGCertGP

European Certificate in Palliative Special interest in Elderly care, including frailty, memory problems and care of people towards the end of their life; supporting them to maintain their independence.

Dr Umair Gondal – Locum GP (m)
MBChB (University of Manchester 2017), MRes (Oncology), MRCGP, PGCert Clinical Leadership & Education

Special interest in long-term conditions including Cancer Care, medical education and primary care service improvement.

Nursing team

Eva Richardson (f)
Lead Nurse

Bachelor Degree in Nursing Science (Copenhagen School of Nursing 1996)
Non-medical Prescriber (Manchester Metropolitan University 2018)
Special interest in COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), Asthma, Diabetes and Women’s Health.

Liz Thomas (f)
Practice Nurse/Nurse Prescriber

Bachelor of Nursing (University of Manchester 1995)
MA (Econ) Applied Social Research (University of Manchester 2002)
PGDip Public Health (Liverpool John Moores University 2008)
Special interest in Homeless Healthcare, Inclusion Health, Women’s Health, and Sexual Health and Contraception.

Mehvish Khan (f)
Practice Nurse

Currently on MAT Leave until November 2026
Bachelor of Honours in Adult Nursing (University of Manchester 2018)
Special interest in Respiratory Medicine and Child Health.

Verna Cunningham (f)
Community Practice Nurse

Registered General Nurse (RGN) (North Manchester School of Nursing 1992)
Special Interest in Community Health, Inclusion Health and Long-term conditions.

Helen Gee (f)
Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Homeless Healthcare

Bachelor of Nursing (University of Manchester 2005)
Currently undertaking a MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice
Special interest in BBVs (Blood Borne Viruses), Homeless Healthcare and Inclusion Health.

Liam Connolly (m)
Practice Nurse Specialist with the Manchester Pathway Homeless Healthcare Service

Bachelor of Honours in Adult Nursing (University of Manchester 2022)
Special interest in Veteran Health, Homeless Healthcare and Inclusion Health.

Julia Hogan (f)
Specialist Nurse Practitioner

Registered General Nurse (RGN) (Great Ormond Street Hospital, London 1984)
Health Visitor Certificate, (London 1989)
Diploma in Sexual and Reproductive Health
Letter of competence in subdermal implants and intrauterine techniques
Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health Trainer
Non-Medical Prescribing (University of Salford 2018)
Special interest in Women’s Health, and Sexual Health and Contraception and training colleagues.

Parmiss Sorbi (f)
Practice Nurse

Bachelors with Integrated Master of Nursing (University of Manchester 2024)
Special interest in Child Health.

Alison Morgan (f)
Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANP)

Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) & Registered Nurse (Child) – University of Nottingham (1998)
MSc Advanced Clinical Practice – Manchester Metropolitan University (2022)
Non-Medical Prescribing – University of Salford (2011)
British Menopause Society – Management of Menopause (2024)
Letter of competence Subdermal Contraceptive implants (2024)
Queen’s Nurse
Special Interests – Minor Illness, Cardiovascular Disease, Women’s Health, Contraception & Menopause

Maryam Butt (f)
Nursing Associate

Nursing Associates are registered healthcare professionals who work as part of the practice nursing team, providing high-quality care and support to patients. They work alongside GPs, practice nurses, healthcare assistants and other clinicians to deliver a range of clinical services and help patients manage their health and wellbeing.

Catherine Pearson (f)
Healthcare Assistant

Healthcare assistants support practice nurses with their daily work and carry out tasks such as phlebotomy (drawing blood), blood pressure measurement and new patient checks. They may act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.

Healthcare team

Leah Herring (f)
Tissue Viability Nurse

Anthony Verrall (m)
CGL Key Worker

Stephen Elcock (m)
CGL Key Worker

Dr F Javier Vilar (m)
Consultant in Infectious Diseases - Hepatitis C Service

Pharmacy Team

Cole McKee (m)
Pharmacist Advanced Clinical Practitioner

Master of Pharmacy (University of Manchester 2014) PGDip in Advanced Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Queen’s University Belfast 2017) Non-Medical Prescribing (University of Salford 2019) MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice (University of Bolton 2025) Special interests in Long-term conditions, Respiratory and Diabetic Medicine.

Fatima Ahmed (f)
Clinical Pharmacist

Master of Pharmacy (Liverpool John Moores University 2014) Non-Medical Prescribing (University of Salford 2024) Special interests in Long-term conditions and Respiratory.

Matt Hooper (m)
Clinical Pharmacist

Master of Pharmacy (Newcastle University 2022) Special interests in Long-term conditions and Hypertension management.

Henok Ghebremedhin (m)
Pharmacy Technician

NVQ Level 2 – Dispenser (Buttercups 2012) NVQ Level 3 – Pharmacy Technician (Buttercups 2018) Accuracy Checking Pharmacy Technician Diploma Level 4 (Preston College 2021) Primary Care Pharmacy Education Pathway (Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education 2023) Special interest in Respiratory.

Ayse Sendil (f)
PCN Medicines Optimisation Pharmacist

Master of Pharmacy (University of Manchester 2016) PGDip in Advanced Community Pharmacy Practice (University of Manchester 2020) Non-Medical Prescribing (University of Salford 2024) Special interests in Long-term conditions and Mental Health conditions including anxiety and depression.

Sue Degnan
Prescription Clerk

Our prescription clerks are responsible for managing the administrative aspects of patient prescriptions. they ensure that the medications are prescribed accurately and efficiently, providing essential support to both the clinical team and patients.

Practice Team

Kay Keane
Practice Manager

Katherine Scott
Homeless Team Operations Manager

Sadiah Iqbal
Operations Manager (Access, Quality and Governance)

Sharia Wallen
Business Administrator

Aimee Cragg
GP Assistant

Julie Pennance
Administrator

Evelyn Eniafe
Coding Administrator

Mathew Nyotu
Care Co-ordinator

Lisa Hunston
Medical Secretary

Lynn Lawless
Medical Secretary

Nicola Metcalfe
Medical Secretary

Deby Wardle
Patient Service Supervisor

Renu Taylor
Patient Service Advisor

Alexis Lancaster
Patient Service Advisor

Brittany Cunniffe
Patient Service Advisor

Milly Cokayne
Patient Service Advisor

Mickala Tebbutt
Patient Service Advisor

Asmau Abdullahi Isah
Patient Service Advisor

Grace Nicholls
Patient Service Advisor

Homeless Health and Manchester Pathway Team

Katie Martin
Homeless Team Care Co-ordinator

Martin Walkerdine
Van Driver

Training practice

We are a proud training practice, working with the next generation of GPs to ensure the future of general practice is in safe hands.

Dr Hamza Ali – ST3 Registrar (Male)

MBBS (University of Nottingham 2021)

Dr Eashan Patel – ST3 Registrar (Male)

MBBS (University of Nottingham 2021)

GP net earnings

All GP practices are required to declare the mean earnings for GPs working to deliver NHS services to patients at each practice.

The average pay for GPs working in Urban Village Medical Practice in the last financial year was £32,876 before tax and National Insurance. This is for 6 full time GPs and 8 part time GPs who worked in the practice for more than six months.