 Dr Andrew Burnett
MB ChB (Dund) 1981 MRCGP DRCOG
The senior partner. In addition to his four and a half days in the practice, he works one half day in the allergy clinic at Amersham Hospital. He is the chairman of the SE Oxfordshire Practice-Based Commissioning Group. His particular interests are in allergy, dermatology and cycling.
He is married with three children. |
 Dr Ralph Drury
MB BS (Lond) 1992 MRCGP DFFP
Dr Drury joined us in 1999. He is a full-time partner and has a keen interest in weight loss management and diabetes. Dr Drury is married and has two children. |
 Dr Kim Emerson
MB ChB (Sheff) 1991 DCH DFFP MRCGP
Dr Emerson joined the practice in 1995 after her year here as registrar. She now works at the Health Centre on three days a week. She has a special interest in paediatrics, obstetrics, well woman issues and family planning. She also oversees the practice staff and finances, and is an experienced GP trainer. She is married with three children. |
 Dr Sue Ronay
MB ChB (Man) 1985 DCH DRCOG FRCGP
Dr Ronay has been with the practice since 1997, having trained here in the 80s. She consults in the practice two and a half days per week. She is an experienced GP trainer, practice lead on mental health and looks after the local nursing home. She considers herself a true 'generalist' in that she is interested in all aspects of general practice.
Dr Ronay is married with two children and a very boisterous dog. |
 Dr Tess Harris
MB BS (Lond) MRCGP DRCOG DCH DGM MSc MD, who qualified in 1988, Dr Harris joined the practice in June 2001 as a part time GP. Dr Harris also works part time at St George's University of London doing research and teaching medical students.
She is married with two children and lives in Reading. |
 Dr Ellen Kruidenier
MRCGP DRCOG
Dr Ellen Kruidenier ('call me Dr Ellen - it's easier') was our registrar in 2003/04. Born in the Netherlands in 1967 she graduated from Medical School in Groningen in 1992. After house jobs and research, she came to London in 1995 and for some 5 years worked in paediatrics at Kings College Hospital. Dr Ellen has special interests in child and teenage health, family planning and womens health and teaching medical students from Oxford. Dr Ellen joined the Health centre as a salaried GP in 2005 and works three days per week. She lives in Reading and is married with two children. |
 Dr Charlotte Treacy
MBBS MA(Cantab) MRCP DFRSH DRCOG MRCGP
Dr Charlotte Treacy joined the practice in May 2010. Born in Belgium to British and Belgian parents, she moved to the UK in 1986 and speaks fluent French. Dr Treacy studied at Cambridge University and in her third year she decided to branch out and study Social and Political Sciences. She completed her clinical studies at Imperial College in London. Prior to General Practice, she trained in General Medicine at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. She completed her GP training in Chesham.
She is interested in all aspects of medicine, in particular contraception and sexual health. She is married to a GP and has one son. Outside of medicine, her many interests include sport and walking in the Oxfordshire countryside. |
Registrars |
Dr Tony Malloy
 Dr Tony Malloy has joined the practice for his final year of GP training and is looking forward to getting to know both the patients and staff here over the next 12 months.
He has recently completed a 6 month rotation at the Wallingford practice following several posts in hospital which included A&E, paediatrics, medicine, surgery & ophthalmology. He currently has no areas of specific interest and likes to think of himself as a bit of a generalist!
Dr Malloy grew up in Stratford-upon-Avon before moving to Oxford University for his medical training, at New College.
Recently married to Amy, Dr Malloy has just spent two fantastic weeks in East Africa on honeymoon. They now live in Cholsey with two rabbits, Coco and Bill!
Outside of work Dr Malloy is a keen hockey player and is currently playing for Wallingford Hockey Club. |
Dr Jo Peskett
 Dr Jo Peskett joined the practice in August 2011 for her final year as a GP registrar.
She gained a BSc in Physiological Sciences at University College London and then studied Clinical Medicine at Oxford University, graduating with a BMBCh in 2007. She has completed rotations in A&E, Paediatrics and Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the Royal Berkshire Hospital as part of her GP training scheme and gained the DRCOG in April this year.
Outside of Medicine Dr Peskett enjoys travelling, particular highlights being completing the Inca trail to Machu Picchu, hiking through the Grand Canyon and glacier hiking in New Zealand.
She likes to keep active with circuit training and cycling. |