Dr Paul Cregor MB ChB MRCGP DGM DoccMed (Senior Partner)

I’m originally from Southend on Sea in Essex. I read Medicine at Sheffield University and qualified in 2002. I worked as a Junior Doctor in Sheffield before joining the Galletly Practice in 2006 and we moved down from Yorkshire.

I’m very interested in GP education. In 2010 I became a GP Trainer and the Practice was awarded GP Training Practice status. We supervise and help Doctors during their GP training so that they can complete their training program and become independent GP’s. In 2017 I became a GP tutor for Cambridge University and we now have medical students at the practice doing their GP training. I’m also a GP appraiser and visit GP’s in their own practice to assess their work.

My medical special interests include Geriatric Medicine, Respiratory Medicine and helping patients

Mr Ian Robinson  (Partner)

Born in Todmorden West Yorkshire, I joined the Practice in March 2006 following a career outside of the health sector. Living locally with my wife and Great Dane “Alfie” I am a life-long support, or is it sufferer, of Burnley Football Club spending more time than I should (according to my wife) following them. Keen in most sports I am also a PADI diver, especially in warm water!

Responsible for all Business and Administrative aspects of the Practice my function as Business Partner is to ensure the smooth and efficient running of services so that my GP colleagues may concentrate on their clinical roles.  Additionally I look to develop the Practice ensuring that we are fit for purpose and at the front edge of service delivery to ensure the people of Bourne and surrounding areas have the best possible care.  In March 2015 I became the founding Chair of Allied Health South Lincolnshire Ltd.  This organisation comprises 15 local practices that have come together to deliver Primary Care Services at scale within South Lincolnshire and we are working closely with local NHS agencies to expand and fully integrate care into our communities.

Dr Rebecca Mitchell MBBS BSc DRCOG MRCGP DFSRH Pg Cert (Partner)

I grew up in Stamford and then moved to London where I studied at Guy’s, Kings and St Thomas’ Medical School. I qualified in 2007 and returned to the area in 2011 to complete my GP training.

I joined the practice in 2012 and recently completed my postgraduate certificate in Medical Education. I have joined Dr Paul Cregor in supervising and helping fully qualified doctors become GPs. My specialist areas include women’s health, sexual health and contraception, rheumatology and palliative care.

I live locally with my children and love spending free time with them.

Dr Richard Coates MB BS, MRCGP

Brought up in Scarborough, I graduated from Newcastle University in 2008.  I remained in the North East for GP training and after qualifying as a GP, worked at a Practice in Ashington for 6 years before moving to Rutland in 2019.

I enjoy the whole spectrum of General Practice – particularly ENT, paediatrics and palliative care.

Outside work I am kept out of mischief by two young children. I can often be found out running at odd times of day, and really enjoy the relaxation this brings.

Dr Cathy Fawcett BMBS, BMedSci, DRCOG, MRCGP DFSRH

I’m originally from London and studied Medicine at the University of Nottingham. Whilst there I met my husband who is Lincolnshire born and bred, and on completing my degree, I moved to Lincoln. I trained as a GP there, then worked my first few years as a fully qualified GP in Grantham, before joining the Galletly Practice in January 2018.

I’m particularly interested in paediatrics and family planning.

I work part-time and enjoy my days off looking after three young children.

Dr Alex Mickleburgh MRCGP MBChB BSc(Hons) DCH DfSRH

After doing a degree in Physiology at Newcastle University, I then went on to study Medicine at the University of Warwick. When I qualified in 2009 I moved to north London to start work and it was there that I trained to become a GP. I enjoy all aspects of General Practice and love the variety that the job brings.

I work part time – the rest of the week being spent with my two daughters who keep me pretty busy! When I get the chance, I enjoy running, yoga, baking, and reading. I’m also currently trying to learn how to crochet (but making slow progress!).

I grew up locally, and after 9 years living in London, it’s a real pleasure to be back in the area and working at The Galletly Practice!

Dr Victoria Cheeseman MBBS BSc MRCGP 

Dr Ebele Tunkuda MBBS, MRCGP, DFFP

Dr Amanda Davison B Med Sci, BM BS, MRCGP

Dr Rob Cullum BMedSci (Hons), BMBS (Hons), MMedSci, MRCGP

Dr Catherine Loetzer MbChb, MRCGP, MPH

Mrs Lisa Anderson ANP MSc

I was born in Stamford and then moved to Peterborough where I completed my nurse training in 1990. I have now been nursing for the past 31 years! I joined the Galletly Surgery in 2009 initially as a minor illness/practice nurse, I progressed to become a nurse prescriber and in July 2019 completed my studies at Lincoln university to gain my MSc in advanced clinical practice.

Mrs Beth Curtis ANP MSc BSc(Hons) RN(A)

I am originally from Sheffield, then moved to Staffordshire and had the pleasure of working at Alton Towers. Qualified as a nurse from the University of Nottingham, before joining the Princess Mary’s Royal Air Force Nursing Service.

During this time, I completed a varied array of medical duties including caring for patients on planes. I completed my BSc at University of Nottingham in General Practice whilst in the RAF with my nurse prescriber qualification, I was one of the first nurse prescribers in the RAF.

My MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice was completed at the University of Lincoln in 2022, which makes me an Advanced Nurse Practitioner.

I am married and have a daughter and a cheeky and very vocal cat. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, cycling and baking (I once applied for the Great British Bake off).

I started working at the Bourne Galletly Practice in February 2023.

Joanna Stubley MSK Practitioner (Hons)

I am originally from Reading, studied Physiotherapy at Cardiff University and qualified in 2016. Since qualifying, I have continuously worked within the musculoskeletal field of Physiotherapy and am now specialised in this area. I started my role as a musculoskeletal first contact practitioner for the practice in 2020.

I can help you with the diagnosis and management of acute and longstanding musculoskeletal conditions, as well as appropriately refer for investigations or to specialist services just like your usual GP can. You do not need to be referred by anyone and can ask to be booked directly with me when you contact the practice.

Ed Stubley BSc (Hons) MCSP

I grew up in a village in South Lincolnshire, studied at Coventry University and qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2012.

After graduating, I spent a couple of years working in an acute hospital in Coventry, before specialising in musculoskeletal conditions. I also spent a season at Coventry football club prior to relocating back to South Lincolnshire in 2015.

I joined the Galletly Practice in July 2022 as a musculoskeletal practitioner dealing with queries regarding joint, muscle, tendon or ligament issues. My job role in the practice is the same as my colleague Joanna, who is also my wife.
I enjoy cycling, golf, football and have a slight formula 1 obsession.

Krishna Mistry BSc, MPharm, Clinical Pharmacist

I can help with any medication related queries or ongoing management for long-term illnesses. I may contact you after a hospital appointment or admission or for your medication review. 
I grew up in Nottinghamshire, studied at the University of Manchester and qualified as a Pharmacist in 2017. I originally worked within the pharmaceutical industry doing various projects across the NHS before joining the Practice in 2021.  I enjoy the variety of primary care with an interest in cardiac and respiratory medicine.  Outside of work I enjoy travelling, cycling and cooking

Sister Michelle Morgan

After almost 13 years in the Ambulance Service, I decided I wanted a new challenge and in the summer off 2014 graduated from Buckinghamshire New University with a BSc (Hons) in Adult Nursing. After graduating I entered the Prison Service. This experience was challenging but provided me with a wealth of experience in providing healthcare often in demanding situations.

In 2015 I decided to build on my experience and made the change to become a General Practice Nurse. I have a keen interest in contraception, health promotion, and anticoagulation. I moved to Bourne 16 months ago with my fiancé Matt along without dog and two cats. I worked in Grantham before joining the Galletly practice in April 2019.

I am always looking to continue my professional development and improve my knowledge and skills and look forward to undertaking the minor illness diploma in the future.

Sister Clare Bergner

I qualified as a nurse in September 2006. I have worked on a general medical ward when I first qualified and then went into Practice nursing for 5 years I completed my Diploma in Asthma and COPD . From there I then went back into working on an acute respiratory ward. My post before coming back in practice nursing was at The hospice in the hospital at Grantham which is the first hospice of its kind in the country. I really enjoyed my end of life care and I still work on the bank at times there at the weekend as I am still passionate about End Of Life Care.

I started working at The Galletly in January 2017 and am training in Acute illness alongside my other practice nurse work.
I am married with 3 grown up children and 2 beautiful grandchildren. In my spare time I do some crazy running challenges I enjoy running long distance and Yoga and keeping fit.

Sister Emma Jones RGN

I started my training in 2008 at Stoke Mandeville hospital in Buckinghamshire and qualified in 2011 moving on to work as a Paediatric Nurse on the Children’s ward in Peterborough Hospital. I worked between the ward and Paediatric assessment unit and High dependency care for six years. I also have experience in minor operations as part of a day surgery service for children.

I then took the leap into community and started working as a Practice Nurse at The Galletly Practice, and have done this for a year and a half now and haven’t looked back since!

Mrs Terri Davies

I returned to work in healthcare in early 2018 following coming back to the UK after nearly 15 years living abroad. Before moving overseas I had previously worked as a midwife having originally qualified way back in 1987. I served eight years as a Nursing Officer in the RAF, and later worked in the NHS following the birth of my first son in 1995. I joined the Galletly Practice in January 2019 and thoroughly enjoy the variety of nursing care challenges that work here provides, as well as the opportunities to develop new skills.

I live locally with my husband and have two adult sons. I enjoy travelling, socialising and spending time with my family.

Sister Chloe Walsham

I qualified as a Nurse in 2015 and joined the Queen Alexandra Royal Army Nursing Corps where I served for 5 years.  I had various roles whilst serving in the Military, including Primary Care, Emergency Care and supporting Paratroopers in Field Care.  After leaving the Military, I went into the Prison Service where a lot of emergency care was required.  Running the daily clinics in the Prison Service was my favourite thing to do which then ultimately lead me to become a Practice Nurse.

I joined the Galletly Practice in November 2021 and have not looked back since.  This role has made me feel so much more confident in my Nursing ability and I have thoroughly enjoyed expanding my knowledge in Chronic Diseases and Practice Nursing.

In my spare time, I enjoy running and hiking with my German Shepherd, Jackson, and spending time with my Nephew and three Nieces.

Kira Nicholls

Born in Peterborough, with my early years abroad on an RAF base, my family settled in Bourne when I started primary school. I attended both primary and secondary schools in Bourne and then studied to be a teacher in Lincoln. After 22 years in the education sector at various of levels, I decided to embark on a new journey and complete career change! I joined the Galletly Practice in 2021, initially as a volunteer Covid Vaccinator, and now work part-time as a Healthcare Assistant, as well as running my own business. I feel privileged to be part of such a patient-centred team and to be able to contribute to the care of others.

Living locally in Market Deeping with my partner and Cockapoo “Barney”, I enjoy lots of walking, running, cycling and ‘spinning’. I also enjoy painting, motorbike racing and travelling. I have a love of learning and enjoy adding to an ever-growing range of new skills.

Sister Hayley Harrison RGN

I graduated from Anglia Ruskin University in 2012 with a Diploma of Higher Education in Adult Nursing. I spent the first 10 years of my career working on medical wards at Peterborough and Stamford hospitals, where I developed many nursing skills and gained a good understanding of medical conditions.

Practice Nursing is something I have always aspired to ever since my community placement as a student nurse. I joined the Galletly Practice in April this year and I am enjoying expanding my skill set, advancing my knowledge, and of course working with such an amazing team! I am very proud to be a Practice Nurse at the Galletly Pactice.
I work part time and enjoy my days off looking after my little boy.

Mrs Kay Barber Healthcare Assistant

Originally from Surrey I trained in Health and Social Care and worked as a children’s nanny for over 10 years. I moved with my husband to Bourne 16 years ago after the birth of my eldest child. Working part time in retail in Bourne. With my two eldest children well into their teenage years and my youngest now at school I have been able to return to work in health care. In recent years I have worked as a Healthcare Assistant at Wood Grange care home. Then at Peterborough City Hospital paediatric Rainforest Outpatients Department specialising in taking Childrens bloods. I started at the Galletly Practice in January 23 to allow better work life balance and I have learnt new skills and love for the General Practice setting. I hope to be able to work towards becoming a Nurse and provide the much-needed care and support to this community that I’m proud to be part of.

Outside of work I love spending time with my family. We enjoy camping and taking our Sproodle Dog Duggie on days out.  I love to keep active. I go to the gym and enjoy walking. My greatest achievement was to complete 26.2miles Moonwalk in London.

Mrs Laura King RGN

Originally from Devon, I moved up to Cambridgeshire in 2000. After finishing my A levels, I took a gap year before starting my career in Nursing. I studied Adult nursing at Anglia Ruskin University and graduated with BSc Hons in September 2013. After I qualified, I went on to work at Peterborough City hospital. During my time at Peterborough City hospital, I worked in Orthopaedics and surgery as a Staff Nurse and Deputy Sister.

After 7 years in the hospital, I decided I was ready for a new avenue in my career. I joined Galletly Practice in June 2021 and I am very happy to have made the move into primary care. I have enjoyed having the opportunity to grow my existing knowledge and skills. In 2022 I completed a post graduate certificate in practice nursing.

I have lived locally with husband and 2 young daughters for 4 years now. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, going for long walks with our dog, socialising and travelling.