Nurse K Honing

Dr R Bennett

Dr D Geddes

Dr David Geddes

Working Days: Friday and alternate Saturday mornings, normally from the water lane surgery.

Special Interests: Having worked previously in mental health services, David has a special interest in mental health, he also has a diploma in dermatology.

Bio: David first joined Clifton Medical Practice in 1992, having trained in London and moved to the GP training scheme in York. He is married to Kate, a nurse at York hospital and has three children. Although David only works now 1½ days a week in the surgery, the rest of the week he works in London as the Director of Primary Care Commissioning for NHS England.

In his time off, when not catching up on emails, he likes cooking, walking and trying to learn Italian

Nurse J Wilson

Dr A Henckel

Dr M Scarsbrook

Dr Marie Scarsbrook

Working Days: Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday

Special Interests: Family planning, Women's health and the Care of the Elderly

Bio: Dr Scarsbrook is married with 2 school aged children and she enjoys out door sports including cycling and mountain climbing/trekking.

Dr A Fraser

Dr Alice Fraser

Working Days: Monday to Thursday. Mainly at 32 Clifton but teaching medical students at Monkgate on a Tuesday, and a clinic at Water Lane some Wednesdays.
Special Interests: Urgent Care provision, Child health, teen, adult and older people’s Mental Health, but am interested in all aspects of family medicine.
Bio: I have been a GP for 17 years, and became a Partner in a London practice in 2006. I moved to York with my husband and 3 sons in 2013 and have spent the last nearly 5 years as a Partner at York Medical Group where apart from seeing patients I have an active role in developing our day to day Operations and patient access to our services.

Phr D Tomlinson

Nurse A Yeoman

Dr R Field

Dr Rebecca Field

Working Days: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday

Special Interests: I have special interests in women's health including coil and implant fitting, diabetes and mental health, but also love being a generalist and looking after all problems. I am passionate about adopting a 'Lifestyle Medicine' approach, and the importance of proactively taking care of our physical and mental health through diet, exercise and proper relaxation. I am particularly passionate about preventing symptoms and illness through supporting lifestyle change and host an ‘Action for Happiness’ group in York

Bio: I grew up in York and trained at St Mary's Hospital London, qualifying in 1994. I had short spells in Brighton and Australia before returning permanently to lovely York, where I live with my husband and three children. I have been a partner at the practice since 2001. I love being a family doctor and being able to offer continuity of care wherever possible. I love yoga, running, and cycling and spending time with my family and friends.

Midwife K Martin

Dr A Ma

Dr H O Malley

Dr J Inwood

Dr Jane Inwood

Working Days: Usual Working days at Tower Court, Monday morning Tuesday all day Thursday all day Friday morning and usually consult at Skelton Surgery on Friday afternoon

Special Interests: Ear Nose and Throat problems, Women’s Health and Contraception, Paediatrics and Medical education

Bio: I was born and raised in the West Midlands then qualified from University of Leicester Medical School in 1994. I set out to train as an ENT surgeon and worked in surgical training posts in Leicester Sheffield and Liverpool before moving to York in 1999. I realised along the way that I preferred talking to people to operating on them and made a career change in to General Practice in 2003.

I did further training in paediatric then obstetrics and gynaecology and then spent time in GP practices in Escrick and Heworth.

On a Tuesday I often have 3^rd year students from the Hull York Medical school working with me.

I live in York with my partner who is a GP in a neighbouring practice. We have two primary school aged children. When I’m not working I enjoy running, photography and baking. We enjoy cycling and walking as a family. I love a good book too.

Dr A Field

Dr Andrew Field

Working Days: I see patients on Wednesdays and Fridays mainly at The Surgery, 32 Clifton. The rest of the time I spend on practice development.

Special interests: Minor surgery and skin lesions; osteoporosis and bone protection; men's health and prostate conditions; mental health, counselling and psychotherapy.

Bio: I am married to Rebecca Field, also a YMG partner, and we have 3 children. We live in York and love the community here. I manage my son's football team. I qualified in 1990 and graduated as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (FRCS) in 1994 before training in General Practice. I have worked as a cosmetic surgeon. I trained in psychotherapy and enjoy supporting patients with mental health issues. I am the Business and Strategy lead partner for York Medical Group and split my time between seeing patients and working hard to develop the practice. I'm also the Chairperson of the City and Vale GP Alliance and represent the practice to other stakeholders. I am passionate about the NHS and the whole NHS family. I intend if fortunate enough to work in the NHS until at least 2026.

Dr S Ward

Dr Siobhan Ward

Working Days: Monday at The Retreat and York House. Wednesday and Friday seeing patients, usually at Monkgate

Special interests: Gynaecology and Mental Health.

Bio:I am originally from Birmingham and qualified from Cardiff Medical School in 2008. I did my junior doctor and GP training in North Wales, in the Wrexham area. I moved to Yorkshire in 2013 to be closer to family and joined the practice in September 2013.

Nurse A Warriner

Dr M Hodgson

Dr T McArdle

Dr D Summers

Dr Dylan Summers

Working Days: Tuesday to Friday at 32 Clifton and some Thursday mornings at Acomb.

Special interests: Joint and tissue injections, medical education.

Bio: Dr Summers has been a GP since 2002. He particularly enjoys teaching and supervising students and junior doctors, including GP trainees. He has a special interest in joint and tissue injections for pain relief.”