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ba8b9ef3-fd33-4245-ba76-ddaec1ff1a0b < Back Windermere Surgery Windermere Road, Middleton, Manchester M24 5WF, UK 0161 667 6609 Visit website Primary Care Network: Middleton

Runner Up < Back Dr Sarah Waqar Clinical Excellence Award Runner Up Goes above and beyond and is the most caring doctor I know I always get such positive feedback from patients about Sarah, they love her! Not only is she an excellent communicator with them but she is also an excellent clinician and is able to apply her knowledge to ensure patients are treated safely and very well. She is always striving to learn more and do more to improve patient care. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

Rochdale Health Alliance Senior Management Team < Back Phillip Prime Rochdale Health Alliance Senior Management Team Finance and Business Support Manager Phillip Prime has more than 25 years of working in the NHS and Health environment in Primary Care. Before joining Rochdale Health Alliance in 2018, Phillip had worked for CCGs, PCTs and NHSE covering Primary Care Finance and the Quality and Outcome Frame work. Philip’s current role involves the oversight and coordination between Finance and the business areas to ensure robust financial management.

Runner Up < Back Rochdale Academy Dr Gill Tongue, Dawn O'Brien and Zoe Inspirer Award Runner Up The team has worked really hard with the RDNA program. This is to future proof nursing within General Practice. We know there is a Nursing crisis with a lot of Nurses retiring. The work they have done also gives young people and people who may not have had the same opportunities to to become Nurses without the need to give us there job and become a full time student. This has taken many hours, sweat and tears but due to the passion this is now a reality. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

Primary Care Nurses Team < Back Sarah Primary Care Nurses Team Primary Care Nurse

Primary Care Network Team < Back Emily Primary Care Network Team Clinical Pharmacist

12 Back Queen’s Park This Green Flag Park came about after the wealthy local merchant Martin J. Newhouse died in 1873. He didn’t make a will so his estate went to Queen Victoria, who donated it back to Heywood. With those funds, the town built a dignified park for its residents, on the ground sloping down to the River Roch. Queen’s Park has held onto its Victorian layout and monuments like the Lodge House and Victoria Fountain. Awaiting you here is a riverside path, a lake, a visitor centre, a cafe, play areas for little ones, formal flowerbeds, bowling greens and spaces reserved for wetlands and wildlife. The visitor centre puts on a small exhibition about the history of the park, while the lake’s island is inhabited by a large flock of herons. Previous Next

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Office MasterChef Award < Back Kath Bergin Office MasterChef Award Winner She cooks the best donut cupcake things and always feeds me. I had only been at RHA for a few weeks and Kath had already cooked me dinners and I will never forget the curry hahaha as someone who finds mayo spice this was a shock to the system xxx but truly amazing Kath loves to try new recipes for tasty cakes in the RHA office - and there is always more that enough to share and sometimes seconds :) Kath is constantly bringing in amazing cakes, cupcakes and sweet treats. She spends a lengthy amount of time on these treats, creating the cake, design, and added extras to really make it special. Kath has often gone around the office to see what others like, and tries to bring things in based on their preferences as a way to make someones day. Everyone is grateful for these gestures. Always bring in homemade cakes and goodies looking after us RHA staff you'll never go hungry when Kath is around. An amazing chef and a genuinely lovely human being, more than deserves this award Kath really looks after us in the office. She brings treats to go with our morning brews, for lunch we get curry, cheese and onion pie and even sandwiches but my favorite is her delicious cakes and buns. we never go hungry in our office. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

cb0fa3a6-440a-4201-8302-e931fab93bb0 < Back National Unplanned Pregnancy Advisory Service Telephone number: 18 December 2023 at 09:45:45 0333 004 6666 Share We offer abortion treatments and free pregnancy testing, sexually transmitted infection screening and a fully comprehensive contraceptive service. Facebook Twitter Link if available: https://www.nupas.co.uk/

Placements What are placements? Back to list Placements form a valuable part of their learning experience. It enables students to gain real-life skills and knowledge that will support their course objectives and career development. Placements vary in length depending on individual course requirements. HMRPCA works in partnership with Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) across the region and Greater Manchester Training Hub to support student placements across a range of courses. As well as looking at innovative ways to promote primary care as a career destination What are place-based tariffs/placement tariffs? Some student placements that are hosted by a GP Practice, or other community-based organisation, comes with a placement tariff. The hosting organisation is known as the placement provider. The tariff is a payment of money that is paid to the placement provider. It is set by NHSE to acknowledge the staff time taken to supervise and train the student. Currently, this can take over 12 months to be paid to placement providers. Become a learning environment? HMRPCA would like to encourage all GP Practices and social care homes in Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale to consider offering a student placement. We feel the local areas offer excellent examples of primary and community care provision. Offering a placement encourages students to remain in the county after graduation. This in turn supports local workforce planning.  If you are interested in becoming a placement provider, please: Email us here A member of the HMRPCA Team will get in contact with you regarding the next steps. Become a Practice Supervisor and Practice Assessor? HMRPCA would like to encourage all GP Practices in Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale to consider offering a student placement. We feel the local areas offer excellent examples of primary and community care provision. Offering a placement encourages students to remain in the county after graduation. This, in turn, supports local workforce planning. If you are interested in becoming a placement provider, please: Email us here A member of the HMRPCA Team will get in contact with you regarding the next steps. Become an NMC Practice Supervisor and Practice Assessor In 2018, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) introduced new Standards for Student Supervision & Assessment (SSSA,) which includes the requirement that all NMC registrants should be ‘suitably prepared to undertake the role of student supervision and assessment as part of the nursing role.  Nursing and Midwifery Council Become a GP trainer If you are a GP and interested in becoming a trainer please visit the: 3-Step GP Trainer Journey | Health Education North West Become a wider workforce supervisor If you are a GP or working at Advanced practitioner level, you can attend the Wider Workforce Supervisor course to be able to supervise the wider workforce in primary care. This is currently run Via GM training hub Wider Workforce Clinical Supervisor’s Course and Foundation Doctor’s Supervision – Greater Manchester Training Hub These are the current student placement opportunities: Occupational Therapy  Physiotherapy  Counselling  Nurses  Paramedics  Physician Associates Some T level placements Let's Work Together HMRPCA works in partnership with our local Partners, including Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)  and Greater Manchester Training Hub across the region to support student placements across a range of courses. Primary Care Academy will find suitable placement opportunities for students who want to gain experience in or are seeking a career in primary and community care.

36cb2544-0341-4642-84df-37af0e99f647 < Back The Hive Health Centre Middleton, Manchester M24 2YJ, UK 0161 654 4103 Visit website Primary Care Network: Canalside