GP Earnings
As part of our Contract with NHS England we are required to publish the GP earnings for the previous year.
The Partners mean earnings for 2014/2015 was £66,000.
Our Team
Practice Doctors
Dr Ramesh Edara
MBBS, MRCGP, D. Occ Med, DFRSH
Dr Edara has been the Senior Partner at the Practice since 2015. He studied at the N.T.R University of Health Sciences in India. He is a Foundation Year 2 Doctor Trainer, a CQC Specialist Advisor and GP Appraiser for NHS England.
He has recently qualified to be a Occupational Health Practitioner.
Dr Madhuri Navuluri
MBBS, MRCGP, MSc (Allergy), DFRSH
Dr Navuluri has been a GP Partner at the practice since 2015. She studied at the N.T.R University of Health Sciences in India She specialises in Women’s Health and is certified to fit contraceptive coils and implants. She works at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals one day per week in their allergy clinic.
She is also a GP Appraiser for NHS England.
Dr Timothy Swift
Locum Doctor
Dr Sabitha Agarwal
Locum Doctor
Dr David Hindle
Locum Doctor
Nursing Team
Rebecca Horner
Practice Nurse
Nurse Rebecca joined the team in 2022. She works part time at our practice and another local surgery. She is a highly experienced nurse, qualified to provide long term conditions management, immunisations and vaccinations, cervical cytology, travel advice, health promotion advice and she is also a qualified prescriber.
Jordanne Farrier
Healthcare Assistant
Jordanne joined the reception team in 2022. We are delighted to have provided support and training to enable Jordanne to qualify as a Healthcare Assistant who is now experienced in providing a wide range of services including taking blood samples, urine testing, Blood Pressure testing, ECGs, diabetic foot checks, NHS Health Checks, wound care and providing health promotional advice and information.
Practice Management
Jill Ponder
Practice Manager
The Practice Manager is responsible for the administrative running of the practice. She will be happy to help if you have any concerns or complaints, or with any non-medical issues. Jill joined the practice in January 2022, having worked in Primary care for many years. She has recruited an effective team as the practice lost several staff members during the pandemic. She has also managed us through a number of changes and improvements since she joined the practice.
Reception Team
This busy team are trained Care Navigators and can help direct you to the clinician who may best support your needs. They also perform a wide range of administrative duties and can help with your non-medical enquiries.
Katie Gregory
Katie joined the practice as an apprentice in 2018 and has stayed on with us since she became fully qualified.
Verna Adams
Verna joined the practice in 2020. She is our Carers Champion and also deals with the administration of non-NHS work.
Kate Maxwell
Kate joined the team in 2022 and leads in many areas of administration including our long-term conditions invitations and medical record requests. She is also our Cancer Care Champion.
Rebecca Brown
Rebecca joined the team in 2022 and apart from her reception duties she arranges our new mother and baby checks as well as our children’s immunisation invites.
Stacey Fowlis
Stacey also joined the team in 2022 from another local practice with many years of experience in Primary Care. She supports various areas of medical records management.
Sarah Peacock
Sarah is the newest member of our team, having joined in 2024. She has many years of experience in customer service, please be patient with her while she learns!
Training Practice
Foundation Year 2 Doctors
We are proud to be a training practice now. We train Foundation Year 2 (FY2) doctors who are qualified doctors and just need a bit more supervision before they choose their speciality and further training.
They rotate on four monthly cycles. You may be booked in to see the FY 2 Doctor, they will always discuss your case with Drs Edara or Navuluri.
This placement will give them a good exposure to General Practice and will help them to develop as a clinician. We hope this placement will inspire some of these doctors to choose General Practice as a career.
Research Practice
We are now a research ready practice, which means we will have a chance to participate and contribute to clinical studies which in turn helps to develop new treatments and protocols for the future.
From time to time we will have a few clinical trials running, we will let the suitable patients know if they want to opt in. Please be assured that all the studies we participate in are from National Institute for Health Research portfolio and have all the necessary local as well as national approvals.
Important information about GDPR Regulations and Confidentiality
Staff Training Days
Please note that every third Tuesday of the month, all the practices in Huddersfield are closed from 1 pm onwards for staff training.
If you require any medical advice during this time, please contact 111.
Here is the list of the dates for 2020/21
- 25th June 2024
- 16th July 2024
- 20th August 2024
- 17th September 2024
- 15th October 2024
- 19th November 2024
- 3rd December 2024
- 28th January 2025
- 18th February 2025
- 18th March 2025
Safe Surgeries
We are proud to be a safe surgery for everyone in our community, and pledge to ensure that everyone in our community receives the quality healthcare they are entitled to.
In partnership with Doctors of the World UK, we will ensure that our practice offers a welcoming space for everyone who seeks to use our services. We will ensure that a lack of identification, proof of address, or immigration status do not prevent patient registration. As a member of the Safe Surgeries community, we will endeavour to support other Safe Surgeries and the development of the network.
If you wish to register, please speak to a member of staff who can help and support you with the process of registration.
Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)
At Greenhead Family Doctors we are committed to effective Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) in the workplace and patient safety is our utmost priority. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulations require that healthcare premises are safe, the equipment used is also safe and that there are systems in place to manage the control of infection. Furthermore, the organisation is to be clean, secure, suitable and used properly and ensure that it maintains standards of hygiene appropriate to the purposes for which they are being used.
We have provided links below to out annual IPC Statement and our most recent Infection Control Audit achievement.