Practice Staff & Students
There are five doctors in the practice:
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Dr David Cockshoot (m) MB ChB DCH DRCOG MRCGP MRCP FP Cert Qualified Leeds 1989 |
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Dr Chris Lachmann (m) MB ChB DRCOG MRCGP Qualified Leicester 1996 |
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Dr Janet Kyriakides (f) MB ChB DRCOG MRCGP DFFP FP Cert Qualified Bristol 1985 |
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Dr Kirsty King (f)
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Dr Sophie Lord (f) |
GP Registrar
The practice has been approved for the training of fully qualified doctors who are pursuing a career in general practice. You may be offered an appointment with our current GP Registrar.
Practice Nurses
Margaret Sykes (f) and Elaina Shaw are our Practice Nurses and play an important part in monitoring patients with chronic diseases as well as providing appointments for ear syringing, dressings, immunisations, stitch removal and travel advice.
Practice Management
Rachael Pengelly (f) is our Practice Manager and has been with Ilkley & Wharfedale since 2012. Rachael is responsible for the overall organisation of the practice and for managing the staff and budgets, developing business strategy and ensuring the service runs smoothly.
Catherine Chadwick (f) is our Reception Manager and leads the reception team, ensuring an efficient and professional service is provided and creates a focal point of communication between patients, doctors and other medical staff.
The practice also has a dedicated team of Care Navigators/Receptionists, Prescription Administrators and a Medical Secretary
Care Navigators/Receptionists:
Gillian Hale (f)
Simon Passant (m)
Lisa Walker (f)
Lisa Smith (f)
Sandra Dickinson (f)
Alison Wilson (f)
Jane Norris (f)
Medical Secretaries:
Rosalind Russell (f)
Caroline Larsson (f)
Prescription Administrators:
Caroline Larsson (f)
Simon Passant (m)
Lisa Walker (f)
Sandra Dickinson (f)
Healthcare Administration Apprentice:
Natalie Nelson (f)
Medical Students
The practice works closely with the Leeds University School of Medicine and occasionally we have medical students with us on a general practice placement. We may ask your permission for you to be seen by a student but this is not obligatory and you are free to decline. We believe that involvement in teaching keeps our standards high as well as providing future doctors with first hand experience of life in general practice. We are grateful to you for lending your support to our teaching and hope that you will accept the occasional presence of a medical student or video camera during consultations. Your permission would always be sought in these circumstances but please feel free to refuse if you are uncomfortable with this.
All staff are here to help you so please ask if you have any queries or questions.
Confidentiality
Patient information is treated with the utmost confidentiality and is released only in line with the Data Protection Act, the Freedom of Information Act and the Caldicott Guidelines.
We have a page dedicated to explaining how we use and handle your information.