Senior Partner

MBBS (Lond) BSc (Hons) MRCGP DRCOG DFFP

Qualified 2002 Imperial College School Medicine, University of London having previously gained a Bachelor of Science in pharmacology at King's College. Qualified 2002 Imperial College School Medicine, University of London having previously gained a Bachelor of Science in pharmacology at Kings College. Joined the practice in 2007. Enjoys all aspects of medicine but has a particular interest in women's and children's health. Has undertaken training in Colposcopy as a specialist interest at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital London. She is a proud mother of two girls and a keen musician and sportswoman.

Partner

MBBS London, MRCGP, MRCP (UK), BSc (Hons), PGCert

Qualified 2003, Imperial College School of Medicine

Having completed a Hospital Medical rotation followed by Paediatrics and A&E attachments in London, Dr Bennion completed his GP training on the Tunbridge Wells Vocational Training Scheme and subsequently joined Saxonbury House in September 2009. He is interested in all aspects of General Practice, with a particular emphasis on teaching, having been accredited as a GP Tutor in 2016. He is a proud father of two girls and a keen musician and sportsman- particularly running.

Partner

BSc MBBS MRCP MRCGP PGCert Qualified 1987 The London Hospital.

Dr Sneddon joined the practice in 1996 and her interests include medical education and is responsible for training future GPs. She has five children, enjoys general practice and is a keen sportswoman.

Partner

MBBS Bsc MRCGP DFSRH  Qualified 2007 Kings College London

Dr Mulder joined the practice as an associate Doctor in 2013 and subsequently became a principal Doctor in April 2015. He has a specialist interest in sexual health offering a full range of contraceptive services including the implant and coils. He also enjoys leading the diabetic services within the practice.

Associated Doctor 

MBBS BSc DRCOG MRCGP 

Dr Oliveira qualified from St George's Hospital Medical School in 2005 and joined Saxonbury House as a salaried doctor in October 2016. She enjoys the variety that General Practice brings where every day is different. She lives with her husband and two daughters and enjoys spending time with them.

Foundation Year 2 Doctors

Saxonbury House hosts Year 2 (FY2) doctors throughout the year. These are qualified doctors and will have experience in several hospital specialities. The FY2 doctors are based at the Practice for a 4 month period where they hold limited appointments for patients to book. They will only deal with acute problems, not complex issues. During these sessions, they are primarily supervised by Dr Bennion and Dr Sneddon.

Specialist GP training Doctors

This practice has been accredited as being suitable for the training of those doctors intending to become general practitioners.

This means that the practice have had to achieve a number of standards which have been assessed by the GP Deanery for Kent, Surrey and Sussex, acting on behalf of the national organisation (the Postgraduate Medical Education Board).

Some points for your information:-

1. Those doctors training to become GPs are called GP registrars. They are supervised by Dr Bennion and Dr Sneddon.
2. The GP registrar is a fully qualified doctor who is likely to have a lot of experience of hospital medicine.
3. Sometimes other doctors are also trained and supported in the practice.
4. If you are seeing this doctor you can expect the quality of service you would from your own GP. If you have any concerns please mention this to a member of staff.

5. In order for the GP registrars to successfully complete their training they need to be assessed on their consulting skills. This is done by the appointed assessors viewing a video of the registrar's consultations. You may be asked for your permission and there is a consent form availalble which the Dr will give you at the time.

Alison Cantwell joined Saxonbury house Medical Group on Monday the 22nd of October. Alison is a very experience Emergency Nurse Practitioner who has worked in other local surgeries and Crowborough War Memorial Hospital.

She will be running a triage clinic every morning and can prescribe medication herself, so you don't have to wait for a doctor to sign when necessary.

Our practice nurses and healthcare assistant see patients by appointment. The Nursing team as a whole is experienced in taking blood samples, wound care, ear syringing, routine blood pressure checks, injections, undertaking electrocardiograms, health checks and INR clinics, using a point of care machine.

All trained nurses are qualified in cervical cytology, travel, child immunisations and chronic disease management and run clinic's here at the practice. Robyn and Cathy are qualified in family planning and sexual health and offer advice and run clinics relating to this.

The practice is a yellow fever vaccinating center and two of the nursing team are qualified to vaccinate people against this.

The practice employs a skilled team of practice staff including an assistant practice manager, two clinical coders and note summarisers, a team of receptionists and two secretaries to deal with your enquiries and requests as efficiently as possible whilst respecting your confidentiality.

Charmain and Bridget are our joint Patient Sevices Managers. They oversee our dedicated Patient Services team who perform a variety of roles.

There are health visitors who cover the practice. They have special responsibilities to mothers and children and are based at Grove House, Crowborough.

You may contact Grove House by ringing 01892 669393

Brighton Medical Students

Saxonbury House hosts medical students throughout the year. The students shadow doctors in their clinics which are specifically set up with medical students in mind. Medical students are supervised by Dr Padgham and patients will be made aware at the time of booking their appointment if there will be a student present during their consultation.