MBChB  BAO (Dublin 1995)

Joined Practice 2001

 Senior Partner 

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MBBS MS DRCOG DFFP MRCGP (Kanpur, India 1993)

Joined Practice 2006

Dr Ahmad is one of the GP Trainers he has a GP Registrar and FY2 doctor.  Dr Ahmad also runs the Diabetic Clinic with Dr Vance and does Cryotherapy.  He has an interest in ENT.  Dr Ahmad will be the Safeguarding lead from 1st April 2018

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MBChB (Manchester, 2005)

Joined Practice 2011

Dr Mohammad is the lead GP for Palliative Care, End of Life care and is Cluster Chair/lead

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MBChB (Leeds 1972)

Joined Practice 1975

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MBChB DRCOG FRCGP MRCGP (Manchester 1982)

Joined Practice 1986

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Dr Bhatt joined the practice 2015.

Dr Bhatt is involved with the prescribing team at the practice and is lead for Repeat Dispensing

Dr Perkin joined the Practice in November 2017.

Lauren covers a wide range of reception duties and is also a phlebotomist.

Donna joined the Practice in 2006.

Office Manager

Gillian joined the Practice in 1993, initially as a receptionist, and was based at our former surgery in Shaw until the whole practice moved to Royton in 2004. She is now responsible for running all the frontline surgery systems including reception, appointments, day-to-day surgeries for the doctors and practice nurses, telephone interactions, repeat prescriptions and indeed most things that impact directly on patients. She is also responsible for a great deal of behind-the-scenes work, particularly the recording and collating of data, which allows us to assess the overall performance of the practice.

Deborah joined the practice in May 2015 and is the Complaints Co-ordinator for the practice.

Peter joined the practice in 2015.  He is a qualified prescribing Pharmacist.

Asima has joined the practice to help with face to face medication problems, medication review and helping the practice with prescribing issues. 

She also holds minor ailment clinics.

Antenatal Midwife Clinics

Weekly clinics held at both Royton, Shaw & Crompton Children’s Centres – by appointment only, Please contact Royton on 0161 770 5314 or Shaw & Crompton on 0161 770 5308.

District Nurses are an important part of the Primary Health Care Team and work closely with doctors, practice nurses and other health and social care staff.

Each GP practice is linked to a District Nursing Team, which consists of fully-trained nurses who have had additional training in community nursing. They provide a home nursing service to housebound people living at home or in residential care and also run health-centre based clinics providing a variety of services to ambulant patients.

The Royton District Nurses are based in the new Royton Health and Wellbeing Centre and operate a treatment room on the first floor of the Health Centre, close to the dentist.

The service is by appointment only but is open-access in the sense that patients can book appointments directly rather than via the doctor or other agency.

Patients visiting the District Nurse should report at the first floor reception, next to the dentist reception.

To book appointments patients should ring: 0300 3230464

A District Nurse should be available to answer the telephone during the following times:

At other times, including 08:30 – 17:00 Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays, an answerphone service is available. Messages can be left and one of the District Nurses will check the answerphone from time to time and reply to messages.

For the evening and overnight period, 7 days per week, between 17:00 and 07:00 the next morning, and at all times on Bank Holidays, urgent District Nursing services are provided via GotoDoc at The Integrated Care Centre (ICC), New Radcliffe Street (Adjacent to bus station), Oldham.

The telephone number for this service is: 0161 621 3524

The following are examples of health care usually provided by District Nurses:

• Dressings and wound care (including post-operative care)
• Leg ulcers and pressure area care
• Care of the terminally ill
• Support for carers
• Continence advice, catheter care and bowel care
• Ear syringing
• Taking blood samples and administering injections and, in some circumstances, certain other medications
• Health promotion and nutritional advice including care of internal feeding systems
• Links to other services including the ordering of special equipment for the home in patients under treatment