Keith Endersby BSc, MB BS, DRCOG MRCGP. Keith qualified from St Mary's Hospital Medical School London (1973) After completing the Reading Vocational Training Scheme for General Practice, and working in Australia, he joined the practice in 1978. His medical interests include cardiology and Sports and Exercise Medicine. He is clinical assistant in the cardiology Department in Reading, and honorary medical officer at the Newbury RFC. He is married with 3 sons.
Sue Rendel, BA, MB BS, MRCP, DRCOG, FRCGP, graduated from Oxford University and St. Mary's Hospital Medical School in 1975. After spending 10 years in hospital medicine, specialising in diabetes Sue became a GP and joined the practice in 1986. She has continued her interest in diabetes by starting and helping to run the practice diabetic clinic. Sue has been an examiner for the Royal College of General Practitioners since 1994 and is currently involved in developing and running a new exam for GPs at the end of their training. She is a GP teacher and shares the supervision of doctors in training with Tim Walter.
Dr Louise Titcomb MB, BS, MRCGP Royal Free Hospital & University of London - 1982. Dr Titcomb came back to Newbury after training at The Royal Free Hospital in London. She joined the practice in 1989 and works part time. She is lead GP for our complaints process. She is married with three children.
Tim Walter, MB BS, DA, MRCGP. Tim qualified from Charing Cross Hospital Medical School, London, in 1985. After studying in Anaesthesia and General Practice he joined as a partner in 1991 whilst maintaining his anaesthetic practice for the first 8 years. He established the Out of Hours service, NEWDOCS, in 1996 and was chairman there for the first 2yrs. Between 1999 and 2002 he has helped steer the practice through the difficult decisions and process of relocation to Monks Lane, and is pleased to see the way all the hard work has paid off as the building developed. He has developed a keen interest in computing, both in the GP arena and specifically the internet. He ran the Emis National User Group mailing list and website for 8 years, for the Emis computing system, used by about 40% of GP nationally. He has gently helped the practice to become as paper free as possible, and is always keen to grasp the opportunities that IT can offer to improving patient care. He has recently completed the Certificate in Medical Education within the Oxford Deanery and Oxford Brookes University, and participates with teaching within the practice. He is married with two children.
Dr Ruth Lambert MBChB MRCGP DFFP Leeds 1996 She Qualified from Leeds in 1996. She moved to the practice from Manchester, where she had worked both as a GP and hospice medical officer. She previously had worked in Western Australia. She has an interest in palliative care and rheumatology.
Dr Angus Tallini MA MBChB MRCS (Ed) MRCGP DFFP Angus qualified from Cambridge University and Edinburgh Medical School in 1999. He trained for a year in Accident & Emergency in London and Bath before completing a surgical rotation in Bath and Bristol which included working in general surgery, urology, orthopaedics and plastic surgery. He continued training in plastic surgery when he moved to Wellington, New Zealand. Most recently, he has completed the Swindon GP Vocational Training Scheme, working at Ramsbury Surgery, Wiltshire for the last 2 years as part of this. He has an interest in minor surgery.
Dr Sarah Hall
Dr Debbie Peter MBChB MRCGP DFFP Debbie works part time in the practice
Dr Clare Bowley MBChB MRCGP DFFP DRCOG Clare works part time in the practice
