Our Staff

Undergraduate Training

As a practice we are committed to medical education.  We currently teach 3rd year medical students led by various GPs.  These students are from Glasgow University and come to us under the auspices of  Greater Glasgow NHS University Trust.

The under-graduate students are all aware of the importance of Patient Confidentiality.  You will be asked if you are willing to allow students to be present/involved in your consultation, at the time you book your appointment or on checking in for the appointment.

If you do not wish to have students present please inform the reception staff. 

GP Partners

DR PAUL DEEHAN

MBChB, MRCGP, BSc, LRCP&SI

Dr Deehan graduated from University College Dublin in 1995. He started the Calderwood Practice in April 2003. He offers a full range of general practice care and has a special interest in respiratory medicine.

DR STEVEN BISHOP

MBChB, MRCGP

Dr Bishop graduated from University of Edinburgh in 2000. He worked in Dumfries and Galloway for his hospital jobs and has spent the last 7 years working in Lockerbie Medical Practice before joining our practice in August 2013. He has interests in General Medicine and Men's Health and is competent at shoulder joint injections.

DR CARLY BOWRON

MB ChB, MRCGP, DRCOG

Graduated Glasgow University in 2010. Completed her GP training in the South of Glasgow hospitals and Govanhill before joining Strathcalder Practice in late 2016

GPs

DR LORNA SMITH

MBChB, MRCGP

Dr Smith has been a Salaried GP with the practice since October 2021.

DR AMY HALE

MBChB, MRCGP

Dr Amy Hale is a long term locum within the practice. Dr Hale has been with the practice since 2021

DR AKIN RAE

BSc MBBS MSc MRCS(Eng) MEd(Surg) DIC MRCGP PgDip(SEM)

Dr Akin Rae is a Salaried GP with the practice. Dr Rae has been working with us since 2022, before becoming a Salaried GP in October 2024

Advanced Nurse Practitioners

JENNIFER MACPHEE

RGN, BA Nursing Studies

An ANP is a Registered Nurse with additional training for performing tasks – such as diagnosing and prescribing – which are customarily performed by a Physician. A Registered Nurse is educated to Masters Level in Advanced Practice, and assessed as competent in practice using expert knowledge and skills. They have freedom to act and make their own decisions in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of those in their care and are capable of independent practice in a variety of settings. Their role will be tailored not only by their training but their clinical experience as Senior Practitioners. In General Practice, ANPs can consult and work independently but will consult medical colleagues when they need advice.

TRACY CRAWFORD

Female

RGN, BA Nursing Studies

Tracy cover GP/ANP Holidays and Sickness absence for the practice, as a Locum ANP

Nurses

SINE CAMPBELL

Staff Nurse

Staff Nurse Campbell joined the practice in early 2016 and provides a variety of treatment room services.

SISTER ANNE MORRISON

Practice Nurse

Practice Nurses are fully trained in a wide range of skills including immunisations, health promotion, contraception, and management of long-term conditions eg advises on diet and lifestyle choices, on coronary heart disease, hypertension, asthma, diabetes, smoking cessation and obesity. Practice Nurses can extend their skills at Diploma Level and see many patients who previously would have seen the doctor. The Nursing team run nurse led clinics for diabetes, asthma, coronary heart disease, COPD and other chronic diseases as well as providing general nursing services.

Management Team

STEPHEN REID BSC (HONS) LLB

Practice Manager

The Practice Manager is involved in managing all of the business aspects of the Practice such as making sure that the right systems and people are in place, at the right time, in order to provide high quality patient care. He is also responsible for human resources, finance, patient safety, premises, and equipment and information technology. The Practice Manager supports the GPs and other medical professionals in the delivery of patient services and also helps to develop extended services to enhance patient care.

MARGARET LIDDLE

IT Manager

Provides IT support and training to new staff members. Supports the PM in IT projects for the practice.

PAULINE GIBSON

Senior Receptionist

Provides support to the Administration Team and oversees the running of Reception

Health Care Support Workers

Healthcare Support Workers assist the Nursing Team with their daily work and carry out tasks such as phlebotomy (drawing blood), blood pressure measurement, Wound Management and new patient checks. They may act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.

ALICEANNE AITKEN

LEIGH DUNCAN

Adminstration Team

Our Medical Administrators are there to help you. Please remember that at times their job can be very difficult. When dealing with requests they may ask you for some details in order to best direct you to the most appropriate clinician/service to deal with your ailments. Please assist them by giving as much information as you can.

MARIE DORAN

LAURA GOWRAN

TRACEY BRUNTON

MARISSA GIBSON

SAMANTHA JOHNSTONE

ASHLEY MACPHEE

LEIGH DUNCAN

STEPHANIE MACINTYRE

Advanced Practice Physiotherapist

An APP is a Chartered Physiotherapist, HCPC registered, with advanced training in the diagnosing and management of Musculoskeletal (MSK ) conditions. APP’s working in General Practice have several years of MSK expertise and educated in advanced practice skills such as joint injecting and prescribing at Masters level, with additional post graduate qualifications in diagnostic and assessment skills. APP’s working in primary care are able to assess MSK conditions independently and expertly, carry out appropriate investigations as required of MSK conditions and refer onto other specialties to ensure correct care pathways are being followed for the best outcomes for our patients.

RHONA MORTON

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, MCSP, HCPC

Occupational Therapist

Primary Care Occupational Therapy is a new service based in GP surgeries across Lanarkshire. The information below will help you to identify if an assessment from a member of our Primary Care Occupational Therapy team might be helpful. Occupational Therapists can help you when changes to your physical and mental health start to affect the activities or “occupations” which are important to you in your daily life. Your Occupational Therapist will work with you to explore the difficulties you are experiencing in your daily routine and set realistic goals with you. Working together we can offer you practical support, education and advice to help you manage your health and do the activities that you need or want to do. We can offer support to anyone aged 16 years or over who is registered with a GP practice in Lanarkshire with the exception of: Young people who are still attending school. People already receiving Occupational Therapy input from another service within the community. This includes services such as Social Work, Community Mental Health teams, Community Rehab teams If you think Occupational Therapy would be helpful to address any difficulties you are starting to experience, please pick up a leaflet from your GP reception and fill it in. Or telephone our Primary Care Occupational Therapy Team on 01698 755 175 to arrange a discussion with a member of our team

ORLA SULIVAN

Pharmacist

Pharmacy services are taking on a crucial role in Scotland, most GP surgeries now have access to a pharmacist or a pharmacy technician with advanced clinical skills. Pharmacists with advanced clinical skills and pharmacy technicians in GP practices will improve pharmaceutical care and contribute to the multidisciplinary team. The Pharmacy team will provide the focus, resources and tools to support the safer use of medicines. They will improve the pharmaceutical care of residents in care homes and people being cared for in their own homes. Enhancing access to pharmaceutical care in remote and rural communities. Our Pharmacist may contact you to discuss and advise you on your medication.

RICHARD MACPHEE

MPharm