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Dr Martin Blackwell
Martin Blackwell qualified in Bristol in 1977 and, after a short time in Canada, joined the practice in 1985. "I am motivated by working in partnership with patients to help them with all aspects of their illnesses. I am enthusiastic about ordinary medical problems - everyone's problem is different". He also has a particular interest in people with heart disease, in the training of young GPs and sometimes does work for the General Medical Council assessing GPs whose performance is causing some concern. He lives in Pensford with his wife Janet and their two teenage children. In his spare time he enjoys family time, taking part in sports to try to keep fit and spending time in the countryside walking and bird-watching.
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Dr. Robin Davidson
Robin Davidson qualified in Edinburgh in 1980. He worked in Scotland and the Sultanate of Oman before moving to Keynsham with his wife and four children to join the Practice in 1987. He enjoys all aspects of family health care but has particular interest in elderly and stroke patients (through active involvement with the PCT and Keynsham Hospital), teaching & training new doctors, and occupational medicine. He enjoys being active and being outside - running, cycling, tennis and maintaining his allotment and his Morris Minors!
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Dr. Michele Cameron
Michele Cameron has 2 grown up children and 5 grandchildren, and she and her husband John live in a funny old house with a large, scruffy, but much loved garden in which they grow organic flowers and vegetables.
Michele had her children first and then read medicine at Bristol as a mature student and is currently studying for a Masters degree in Herbal Medicine. In the middle of her studying, gardening, and babysitting she occasionally finds time to sew the odd gown or two.
She is an associate member of the Foundation of Integrated Health, which is a movement designed to explore the benefits of complementary health care and look at ways of making it more widely available.
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Dr Nick Woodward
Nick Woodward qualified from Edinburgh in 2000 and joined the practice in 2007. He has worked in Bristol and abroad (New Zealand and Australia). His main clinical interests are paediatrics and sports medicine. He is married with a young son and enjoys his free time playing sport (hockey, mountain biking and squash) and travelling.
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Associate Doctors
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Dr Jo Rose
Jo Rose qualified in London in 1988, and, after starting a family, joined the Practice in 1998 as a part time Associate GP, currently working Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Her special medical interests are Women's Health and Sexual Health. In the few quiet moments between the demands of General Practice and caring for a family she likes to settle down with some chocolate and a good novel!
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Dr Ellie March
Ellie March graduated from Leeds University in 1995 and has been a GP since 2003, spending her GP Registrar year attached to this Practice. After completing her Registrar year she rejoined us as a part time Associate GP, working Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Practice. Ellie is currently on maternity leave after the birth of her second daughter. She is interested in all areas of medicine and also teaching.
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Gita Sunthankar
Gita Sunthankar qualified in 1989 from Cardiff. She joined the Bristol GP scheme, but before settling into General Practice, worked overseas with a medical charity MSF, in Kenya, Azerbaijan and with DFID in Cambodia. She then returned to general practice in 1999 and was a GP in Clapham, London till 2006, when she and her family relocated to Bath. She has been working at St Augustine's since February 2007. She enjoys all aspects of family medicine and working in partnership with other health professionals. She is married with 2 children, and likes reading, films, walking and seeing family and friends.
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