Dr. R. Noorpuri
Practice Partner
Modern general practice is delivered by a mixed portfolio of healthcare professionals supporting the doctors. With the development of Primary Care Networks the team will further expand to clinicians such as Mental health Practitioners and Physiotherapists in the future.
Dr. R. Noorpuri is also partners in the practice. This means they are owners of the business that is contracted to provide General Medical Services under contract to the NHS. As well as seeing patients the Partners have to make time to look after the management and administration of the practice.
Dr. Jared Burki is a salaried GPs. These GPs are permanent members of the clinical team but do not have their own list of registered patients.
Advanced Nurse Practitioners are Registered Nurses who have done extra training and academic qualifications to be able to examine, assess, make diagnoses, treat, prescribe, and make referrals for patients.
Physician associates (PAs) are healthcare professionals with a generalist medical education who work alongside doctors providing medical care as an integral part of the multidisciplinary team. PAs are trained to work within a defined scope of practice and limits of competence to perform the following duties:
General Practice Nurses are a vital part of our primary healthcare team. Our practice nurses will be involved in almost every aspect of patient care and treatment, undertaking such tasks as:
The role allows nurses to develop long term relationships with individuals and families, managing their conditions and improving physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Watch a short video produced by NHS called 'A Day in The Life of a Practice Nurse'
Health Care Assistants (HCA)
The role of HCA is evolving in the NHS workforce but they have long been a central part of the healthcare team at Earle Road Medical Centre. Supplementing and supporting the work of the practice nurses they carry out a wide range of tasks which includes.
Watch a short video produced by the NHS called 'A Day in The Life of a Health Care Assistant'
Clinical pharmacists work as part of the general practice team to improve value and outcomes from medicines and consult with and treat patients directly. This includes providing extra help to manage long-term conditions, advice for those on multiple medicines and better access to health checks. The role is pivotal to improving the quality of care and ensuring patient safety.
Having clinical pharmacists in GP practices means that GPs can focus their skills where they are most needed, for example on diagnosing and treating patients with more complex conditions. This helps GPs to manage the demands on their time.
Practice Partner
General Practitioner(GP)
General Practitioner(GP)
Practice Nurse
Practice Nurse
Practice Nurse
Health Care Assistant (HCA)
ERMC has a team of Clinical Pharmacists that operate on a referral basis for our patients.
Social Prescriber
Practice Manager: The Practice Manager is responsible for the overall running of the surgery. We would welcome any comments or suggestions from patients that could improve our service. Please ask for one of us if you are at all dissatisfied with our service.
Secretary
Administration / IT
Reception: Our Receptionist's role is to welcome patients and deal with any sensitive, urgent and intricate patient enquiries. They will prioritise requests based on clinical need and often deal with many demands at once. For this reason you may be asked to give additional medical information by them. Our reception staff are involved in general office duties, but also have responsibilities for particular administrative areas. They can be extremely busy but will always try to deal with your request as quickly as possible. We would be very grateful if you could be as patient and courteous towards them as you can. Please help them to help you.
Reception: Our Receptionist's role is to welcome patients and deal with any sensitive, urgent and intricate patient enquiries. They will prioritise requests based on clinical need and often deal with many demands at once. For this reason you may be asked to give additional medical information by them. Our reception staff are involved in general office duties, but also have responsibilities for particular administrative areas. They can be extremely busy but will always try to deal with your request as quickly as possible. We would be very grateful if you could be as patient and courteous towards them as you can. Please help them to help you.
Reception: Our Receptionist's role is to welcome patients and deal with any sensitive, urgent and intricate patient enquiries. They will prioritise requests based on clinical need and often deal with many demands at once. For this reason you may be asked to give additional medical information by them. Our reception staff are involved in general office duties, but also have responsibilities for particular administrative areas. They can be extremely busy but will always try to deal with your request as quickly as possible. We would be very grateful if you could be as patient and courteous towards them as you can. Please help them to help you.