We have an ever growing team of staff working for the three surgeries that make up the Sherborne Area Primary Care Network 

PCN Operational Manager

Sarah Webster

Sarah oversees all of the PCN team and is responsible for leading the delivery and administration of projects committed to or commissioned by the PCN.

PCN Digital Care Co-ordinator

Emma Grunnill

Emma supports patients and colleagues in the use of digital healthcare technology and also provides administrative support to the PCN team.

Pharmacy Team

We have three pharmacists and three pharmacy technicians who work between the surgeries in the Sherborne Area Primary Care Network.

Our pharmacists are:

• Brian Charlton (Senior Clinical Pharmacist)
• Lucy Powell (Clinical Pharmacist)
• Sarah Roper (Clinical Pharmacist)

Their main responsibility is for the care management of patients with long term diseases and undertaking medication reviews to proactively manage patients who may be on medication for multiple conditions. This supports patients to take their medications to get the best from them, reduce waste and promote selfcare. The are also available to answer medication queries that patients may have.

Our pharmacy technicians are:

• Kylie Godden
• T Schwanethal
• Debbie Heals

Their main responsibilities are to support the pharmacists with ensuring patients are using their medications effectively, reconciling medication for new care home patients and ensuring medication is synchronised for patients moving between care settings.

Mental Health Practitioners (16+ only)

• Hannah Broad 
• Julie Phillips

Hannah and Julie support the three practices by seeing patients with a wide range of mental health issues. They are specially trained to provide expertise in mental health, which now accounts for around 40% of all GP appointments.

Frailty Nurse

• Emma Willett

Social Prescribers

• Vicky Morland
• Ellis Ford
• Jill Warburton

Our Social Prescribers provide general support for non-clinical issues and are able to signpost patients to local or national services which may be able to help them. Patients will be contacted within 3 days of being referred to the social prescribing team.