Practice Team

Works six sessions per week.

Special interests include: Diabetes, men’s health, care of older patients and medical education. Carries out joint injections.

Additional notes: Clinical Director of Arden PCN.

Works 7 sessions per week.

Special interests include: medical education (lead tutor for medical students, GP registrars), respiratory medicine and cancer care.

Works 5 sessions per week.

Special interests include; women's health and minor surgery.

Works 3 sessions per week.

Dr Syed first joined our team as an trainee GP in 2020. She then continued with us working as a salaried GP since April 2021.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

Dr Prodan first joined our team as an trainee GP in 2020. She then continued with us working as a salaried GP since April 2021.

Special interests include: women's health. Carries out joint injections.

Works 6 sessions per week.

Dr Dawson joined our team in October 2022.

Dr Reynolds will be on placement at Henley Medical Centre from August 2024 until August 2025 while she completes her final year of GP specialty training.

Dr Sidhu will be on placement at Henley Medical Centre from August 2024 until March 2026 while he completes his GP specialty training.

Dr Azam will be on placement at Henley Medical Centre until August 2026 while she completes her GP specialty training.

Dr Quill will be on placement at Henley Medical Centre from August to December 2025 while he completes part of his 2nd year in GP specialty training.

Pam is a very experienced general practice nurse who joined the team in February 2020.

Pam works 4 mornings per week.

Special interests includes asthma, COPD, diabetes and minor surgery.

Karen is an experienced general practice nurse who joined the Henley team in April 2024.

Karen works 2 days per week, on a Tuesday and a Friday.

Rachel is an experienced general practice nurse who joined the Henley team in November 2025.

Rachel works 1.5 days per week, all day on a Wednesday and a Thursday morning.

The role of First Contact Physiotherapists (FCPs) in Primary Care is to assess patients with soft tissue, muscle and joint pain and to decide on the most appropriate management pathway. FCPs are physiotherapists with expertise in the assessment and management of Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions.

Examples of the conditions a FCP can see are:

- all soft tissue injuries
- sprains, strains or sports injuries
- arthritis – any joint
- possible problems with muscles, ligaments, tendons or bone, e.g. tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, ankle sprains
- Spinal pain including lower back pain, mid-back pain and neck pain
- Spinal-related pain in arms or legs, including nerve symptoms, e.g. pins and needles or numbness
- Post-orthopaedic surgery

The FCP may give advice or exercises, refer on for further physiotherapy treatment, request investigations or refer to a specialist if indicated.

Amanda has held this role at Henley since 2008 and is responsible for the day-to-day running of the medical centre.

Patient satisfaction is of great importance to the whole practice team. If you have any administrative queries, comments or complaints, please contact the practice manager and every effort will be made to deal with the matter quickly and efficiently.

The Practice Business Manager is responsible for ensuring that the business is run in an efficient manner to continue to achieve excellent clinical and business objectives in a safe and effective working environment

They oversee and coordinate practice services, contracts and financial performance, working with colleagues in the Primary Care Network, GP Federation and Clinical Commissioning Group and will provide effective, clear and conscientious leadership to the Practice Team, promoting collaborative working between all team members and with patients.