Please click the links below to view our workforce and to learn more about their roles within the GP Practices under out PCN
If you like to know more about the services these staff undertake please click this link and hear from people in these roles.
The role of the PCN Administrator is to provide efficient secretarial and administrative support to the PCN Clinical Director and the PCN Management Team.
Our administration team is:
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Dani Collett - PCN Administrator
A Cancer Care Coordinator is a member of the Primary Care Team here at your GP surgery who can support you throughout your treatment and beyond. Your GP Practice will make you known to our Cancer Care Coordinator team who will get in touch with you to talk about how best to help you, especially following diagnosis.
Our Cancer Care Coordinators are:
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Karen Curtis - Lead Care Co-ordinator
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Becky Avery - The Sidings Medical Centre
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Jolanta Siecinska - Parkside Surgery
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Paul Kitney - Kirton Medical Centre
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Vicky Woodham - Liquorpond Surgery
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Linsa Brackenbury - Swineshead Medical Group
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Anastasia Bowhan - Greyfriars Surgery
Care Coordinators – work with people who need extra support to navigate the health care system, helping to connect them to the right services or professionals at the right time. They act as a central point of contact to ensure support is available to help people manage their care.
Our Care Home Care Coordinators are:
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Karen Curtis - Lead Care Co-ordinator
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Anne Yates - Greyfriars Surgery
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Stacey Stubbings - Greyfriars Surgery
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Carrie-Ann Arbon - Kirton Medical Centre
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Lisa Young - Swineshead Medical Group
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Scott Whyers - Liquorpond Surgery
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Melissa Dutchak - Parkside Surgery
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Jackie Hodgson - The Sidings Surgery
Clinical Pharmacists – answer your questions about medications and how to get the best results from them. They support the Practices with medication reviews and safety monitoring. Some of our clinical pharmacists will also work as part of a multi-disciplinary team in a patient facing role to clinically assess and treat patients using their expert knowledge of medicines for specific disease areas.
Our Clinical Pharmacists are:
James Musk - Lead Clinical Pharmacist
Previous experience working across multiple healthcare settings. This includes secondary care at Leeds Teaching Hospitals and Nottingham University Hospitals, third-party clinical service provision of chronic disease management clinics in primary care across the UK, and most recently commissioning experience as a Medicines Management Pharmacist with Optum. Joined Boston PCN as Lead Pharmacist in April 2020.
As Lead Pharmacist for the wider PCN team, we are keen to work collaboratively with all organisations on prescribing and medicines related initiatives.
Florence Adeboye - Clinical Pharmacist
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Hasnain Datoo- Clinical Pharmacist
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Lukman Issa - Clinical Pharmacist
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General Practice Assistants (GPAs) - form part of a multi-disciplinary team within primary care, and provide a support role, carrying out administrative tasks, combined in some areas with basic clinical duties, helping to free up GPs time and contribute to the smooth running of appointments, improving patients experience in the surgery.
Our GPA's are;
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Hollie Epton - Greyfriars Surgery
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Joanne Gardner - Parkside Surgery
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Ellie Baggley - Parkside Surgery
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Lisa Osbourne - Swineshead Medical Group
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Zoe Ruff - Kirton Medical Centre
Health and wellbeing coaches (H&WBC) - support people to increase their ability to self-manage, motivation levels and commitment to change their lifestyle. They are experts in behaviour change and focus on improving health related outcomes by working with people to set personalised goals and change their behaviours. They work with people with physical and/or mental health conditions and those at risk of developing them.
Our H&WBC's are;
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Andi Newbould
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Darren Chilvers
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Dominika Ozga-Gruszka
Mental Health Practitioners – perform assessments, provide advice and support to manage your condition. They can support access to other community mental health resources.
The Mental Health Practitioners are:
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James Smith
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Sophie Grooby
Occupational Therapists - empower patients to make improvements in day-to-day life and can discuss and help arrange a variety of aids. They support a range of people from frailty/falls to mental health.
Our Occupational Therapists Include:
Jenny Streather - Occupational Therapist & Clinical Lead for Care Homes
I have worked across a number of NHS and Charitable Organisations throughout my career. Prior to qualifying I worked as a Therapy Assistant and then Assistant Practitioner in Occupational Therapy Services in Acute and Community Services in Liverpool. After Qualifying from Salford University I began a rotation at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn – working across a number of specialities. After just over 2 years I Specialised in Oncology, Haematology and Palliative Care – delivering a Therapy Service across the Ward, Outpatient and Community settings – here I was able to work within a very Integrated Team. I moved to Lincolnshire in 2015 and began working for St Barnabas Hospice. Here I enjoyed 6 years of promoting the value of Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy within a Hospice setting which was traditionally a medical and nursing led service. Over my time there I was able to grow and develop the Team. In February 2022 I joined the Boston PCN as the Lead Occupational Therapist. My focus has been understanding and articulating the need for fair access to Therapy Services within Primary Care particularly in Care Homes.
Statement – To promote the value and potential of Occupational Therapy in Primary Care – whilst identifying and developing Therapy Services to support those people falling through the net of traditional Pathways and referral criteria to have access to Occupational Therapy.
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Mark Yego - Occupational Therapist & Clinical Lead for Wellbeing Team
Physiotherapists – are available to diagnose and treat muscular and joint conditions. They can advise on managing your condition or refer to specialist services if needed.
Our First Contact Physiotherapists are:
Pharmacy Technicians – liaise with Clinical and Community Pharmacists, GP Practices, and hospitals to ensure you get the correct medications at the right time. They review medications and are available to help you understand how to use your medications safely.
Our Pharmacy Technician are:
Natalie Goldspink - Pharmacy Technician
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Project support officers provides support to management teams for one or more programmes or projects. Their role is likely to include: setting up and maintaining project documentation. producing project reports.
Our Project Support Officers are:
Stacey Passant - Project Support Officer
Social Prescribing Link Workers help connect people to activities, groups, and services in their community to meet the practical, social and emotional needs that affect their health and wellbeing. giving you time to focus on what matters to you most.
Our Social Prescribing Link Workers are:
Elena O’Callaghan
Eleanor Halliday
Trainee Nurse Associates – this is a training post, the TNA’s work alongside nurses and healthcare assistants in the practice to deliver care.
Our Trainee Nurse Associates are:
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Carlos Bravo - Greyfriars Surgery
