The GP Surgery Wimbledon

Doctor Amy Hermon-Taylor

After qualifying as a doctor from St. George’s Medical School in 2001, I spent 8 years working in hospital medicine –completing a basic surgical training as well as working in Intensive Care, Anaesthetics, Neonatology and Elderly Care Medicine – before deciding to become a GP. I have been working as a GP since 2011 in a variety of Practices in Wandsworth and Lambeth.

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Dr. Sudip Dutta

Having lived in this area my entire life I have seen healthcare needs change with the local population. After qualifying as a doctor from St George’s Medical School, I went on to complete my GP training in Tooting, where over the past ten years I’ve worked as both an NHS general practitioner and an urgent care centre GP.

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Dr. Carel Benedict

I am a GP who works in a large South London NHS GP Surgery. I have lived and studied in Wimbledon all my life and understand the needs and wants of people who live in the area. I qualified from a nearby University – St Georges Hospital Medical School. My wife too is a local GP and I have 2 children who school in Wimbledon. I have worked in Hospital Medicine for many years and accumulated a lot of experience before becoming a General Practitioner.|

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Dr. Matthew French

After qualifying from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne in 2011, I moved to South West London, training in dermatology, paediatrics, elderly care medicine, urology, gastroenterology, A+E and obstetrics and gynaecology teams across London. In 2016, I was awarded Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners, and continue to provide holistic, individualised care for families at a local GP practice.|

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Dr. Henrietta Williams

I have worked as a GP in South West London since 2011 and am experienced in all areas of General Practice. I have particular skills and expertise in Womens Health and Family Planning. I hold a Diploma from the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health and am experienced in counselling women about their choice of contraceptive and how to identify and manage potential problems. I also insert and remove Contraceptive Implants and Coils (both Copper and Hormonal), although I do not provide this service at the GP Surgery currently.|

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Dr. Tushan De Almeida

I qualified from St George’s Medical School, London in 1998. I initially embarked on a career in surgery. I completed my basic surgical training, working in hospitals in London and Surrey and gained Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2003. I then worked as a locum registrar in general surgery revolving through colorectal, breast and vascular surgery. I undertook a Master’s degree in Surgical Sciences at Imperial College London and completed research in wireless capsule endoscopy.