Practice management
Annette Bloomfield
Practice manager
Annette joined the practice in March 2024 and brings over 20 years primary care experience to the team. When not working, she enjoys spending time with her family and especially her two little dogs Rosie and Bella.
Jason Crouch
Assistant practice manager
Jason has worked in Primary Care since 2017 and has a background in community pharmacy. Outside of work, he likes to keep fit by running, and enjoys photography and video editing.
Administration
Carol
Michelle
Tracey
Some of the tasks our administration team complete here at Tiptree Medical Centre include registrations, deductions, scanning, coding, and online services access.
Care coordinators
Jessica
Michaela
Jess & Michaela are our care coordinators. They undertake clinical audits to monitor the quality of patient care as well as providing data for submissions and reporting requirements. Together they ensure all patients records are maintained and up to date.
GP assistant
Rosie
The GP assistant role is aimed at reducing the administrative burden on GPs, making best use of consultation time and supporting those particularly vulnerable to isolation who are regular attenders at the practice.
Prescription clerks
Helen
Prescription clerks
Michelle
The prescription clerks process your repeat prescription requests and check that your medication reviews are up-to-date. They communicate with patients when any blood tests or blood pressure checks are required in relation to their medicines.
Reception
Emma
Reception supervisor
Cortney
Dawn
Debra
Harriett
Hollie
Kathryn
Lorraine
Sheila
Tina
The reception team are our friendly first point of contact when you come in to or telephone surgery, providing a competent service that helps you book appointments, signposting you to the correct clinicians and services.
Secretarial team
Liesja
Michelle
Our secretarial team provides comprehensive secretarial services to the practice, processes patient letters, and communicates with various healthcare professionals and outside agencies to maintain safe patient pathways.