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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.

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Dr H O Malley

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Dr J Tunstall

Dr Jason Tunstall MB ChB 

Working Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

Special Interest: Joint Injection and Student Health.

Bio: I work between Monkgate and York St John. I provide some of the joint injections for musculoskeletal injections, help run our palliative care register and have a growing interest in student mental health. I graduated from the University of Sheffield, completed GP training in York in 2016. I use my day off to go cycling.

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.”

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.

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Nurse F Long

Dr D Hammond

Dr T McArdle

Dr P Bolter

Dr Pauline Bolter

Working Days: Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays

Special interest: mental health

Bio: Dr Bolter Qualified from the Royal Free Medical School London in 1985. She then went and worked in Sudan from 1992 -1996. She has been at Monkgate since 1998 and is a partner GP.

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Dr M Block

Dr Martin Block

Working Days: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays

Special Interests: I am interested in all aspects of Medicine, and really enjoy the variety of General Practice.

Bio: ?I trained to be a GP on the South Coast and took up a Partnership at a practice in South London in 2004 where I spent 14 fantastic years. I joined York Medical Group as a Partner in 2018 following a family decision to move to York. We love it here. I am really passionate about Medicine, the NHS and about teaching and education. I really enjoy being a GP trainer and working with medical and nursing students. I have also run a GP training programme and have co-authored a couple of books for trainees about the GP consultation.

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Dr C Coe

Dr Clare Coe

Working Days: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

Special Interest: My areas of clinical interest are End of Life Care, Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol Misuse, Women’s Health and Paediatrics.

Bio: I graduated from Liverpool Medical School in 2003 and trained as a junior doctor in Merseyside before moving home to Yorkshire to complete my GP training at Clifton Medical Practice in 2007. I enjoy teaching the Hull and York Medical School Students one day a week, my usual working days are .”

Dr R Bennett

Nurse A Warriner