Doctors

 

  • Photo fo Dr John MorganDr John Morgan – Male, GP (M.B., B.S., (Newcastle), D.R.C.O.G., M.R.C.G.P)(Honorary senior lecturer at Norwich Medical School, UEA)

    I joined the Loddon practice as a partner in 2006. I enjoy all aspects of general practice, and have a special interest in emergency medicine, skin disease and women’s and children’s health. I have been a senior clinical tutor for Norwich Medical School students for some years and volunteer as a doctor for the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service.

    When not working I enjoy spending time with my family on and around the Norfolk Broads.

  • Photo of Dr Sharon PhillipsDr Sharon Phillips – Female, GP (M.B., B.S., B.Sc., D.R.C.O.G., D.C.H., M.R.C.G.P).

    I joined the the Loddon Practice in August 2003 having moved out of London with my husband and three children. I qualified from Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School London in 1994. I work two days a week at the practice and have a special interest in women’s and children’s health.

    Outside of work I enjoy a busy family life and our dog.

  • Photo of Dr Simon HofmannDr Simon Hofmann – Male, GP (UEA), BSc (Hons), MRCGP

    I joined Chet Valley Medical Practice in October 2015 after completing my GP training in Norfolk. I studied biomechanical science and pharmacology before completing my medical training at the UEA. I enjoy all aspects of General Practice and teach haematology and cardiology to medical students.

    Outside of work my wife and I enjoy walking and canoeing around the Norfolk broads and coastline. Our two daughters keep us busy, but if there is spare time I enjoy carpentry and DIY projects.

  • Photo of Dr DraegerDr Richard Draeger – Male, BSc (Hons), PGCE, PhD, MBBS, MRCGP, Hon Senior Lecturer (Norwich Medical School)

    I qualified as a GP in 2018 having spent much of my life as a perpetual student gaining qualifications of various types. Initially, I took a degree in applied genetics followed by a PGCE in secondary science and a PhD at the John Innes Centre in Norwich. My medical training was completed at the U.E.A.
    As a result of my educational background it will be no surprise that I have an interest in teaching medical students and post graduate students alike. In my spare time I can usually be found doing something practical like DIY, with a never ending list of projects or spending time with my wife and children.

  • Dr Catherine Ashdown -Nichol BSc (Hons) MB., BS., PGDip., MRCGP

    I was bought up in South Norfolk from a young age and attended Norwich High School. I trained in medicine as a mature student studying at UEA with post-graduate training at Norfolk and Norwich and James Paget Hospitals. Following completion of my general practice training I went on to complete a post graduate diploma in Palliative Medicine working for the Specialist Palliative Care team at JPUH.

    My interests out of work include skiing, walking the dog and spending time with family and friends.

  • Dr Ana Tawn – Female, BA (Hons), DPSI (Health & Law), MBBS, MRCGP

    I studied Medicine at the UEA in Norwich and completed my GP training locally.

    Before this I worked as a Portuguese Language Interpreter in the Legal and Health sectors. I also completed a degree in Geography at UCL.

    I have a young family, so outside of work life is very busy! We particularly enjoy trips to the coast at weekends.