Practice Staff

Dr Green qualified in 1997 from St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London. Following qualification, he spent 17 years in the Army, serving in the UK and abroad, before returning to the NHS. Before switching to General Practice, he spent a number of years in Surgical training. Dr Green maintains an interest in Minor Surgery and Occupational Health. 

Dr Gillibrand graduated from St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, University of London in 1993. Dr Gillibrand trained in various specialities in west London. She worked at the University of London Student Health service, then moved to Cambridge, again working in Student Health. Following that, she spent 7 years in Bury St Edmunds as a GP. Dr Gillibrand moved to Norwich in 2010, and has worked at the UEA Medical Centre since 2012. Her particular interests include contraception, gynaecology and sexual health. She fits IUDs (coils).

Dr Francis graduated from University of Sheffield Medical School in 2002 and did her GP training in Sheffield and South London, qualifying as a GP in 2008. Dr Francis has worked in various specialities including Paediatrics, Oncology, A&E, Care of the Elderly and Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She moved to Cambridgeshire due to her husband’s job in 2007 and worked at a practice there as a maternity locum in between having her own children. Dr Francis then relocated to Norwich in 2013 where she worked as a salaried GP for 2 years before joining UEA Medical Centre in 2015. Dr Francis enjoys all aspects of General Practice.

Dr Crawford completed his training in Yorkshire in 2010. Married with two young daughters and has an accident-prone Labrador called Douglas.  Alongside his GP roles Dr Crawford is an Associate Professor at UEA Medical School and Vice Chairman/Medical Director of Norfolk Accident Rescue Service (NARS) attending medical emergencies alongside the East of England Ambulance Trust. Dr Crawford also works as an Honorary Fellow in Anaesthetics at the NNUH alongside a Consultant mentor to maintain his skills.

Dr Dooldeniya qualified in 2003 from University College London, having grown up in Gorleston and attending the Norwich Cathedral school. He did his junior house offer posts in Ipswich and Dartford, and his GP training in Watford, taking posts in medicine for the elderly, psychiatry, paediatrics and obstetrics and gynaecology.  

He has been an Honorary Senior Lecturer for medical students at the UEA medical school and has been involved in GP training. Dr Dooldeniya has also been involved in primary care research for several years and is trying to bring ore research to the UEA Medical Centre.

Dr Wiltsher grew up in North-East England before studying medicine in Glasgow. Following his foundation training he worked in New Zealand for two years before relocating to Devon where he completed two years of surgical training and before joining the Torbay GP training scheme. He moved to Norfolk in 2019, joining UEA Medical Centre in 2021.  His interests include dermatology, minor surgery and teaching. 

Away from the medical centre he works as a Crowd Doctor for Norwich City, enjoys kayaking and skiing (although not as often as he would like!) and spent three seasons working as a white-water rafting guide in Canada. 

Dr Jones trained at UCL and did his foundation jobs in London, before moving to Norwich for his GP training. He has a BSc in Anthropology from UCL and an MSc in the Philosophy of Mental Disorder from the Institute of Psychiatry. In addition to his UEA job, he works in an innovative GP practice in the city centre providing primary health care for the homeless, asylum seekers and sex workers. Outside work, Dr Jones enjoys cycling and music, having played jazz guitar for over 20 years, as well as having taken extended trips to West Africa and South Asia to study percussion.

Dr Lyall grew up in Norfolk and attended medical school in Newcastle upon Tyne, qualifying in 1998. After house jobs in the Northeast, she moved to Norwich and did a variety of medical jobs on the training rotation at the NNUH. She then moved to Nottingham to do her vocational training in General Practice which included Paediatrics, Psychiatry and Obs and Gynae. She worked as a salaried GP before moving back to Norfolk in 2008 and took a career break to raise her children. In 2021 she returned to General Practice.

Dr Pardo grew up in London and moved to Norwich in 2007 to attend Norwich Medical School, graduating in 2012. She stayed in Norfolk to complete junior doctor and GP speciality training, completing her GP training in 2018. Dr Pardo has worked in both the James Paget University Hospital and the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, in a variety of specialities including A&E, Paediatrics, Sexual Health, Oncology and Care of the Elderly. Outside of medicine, Dr Pardo enjoys reading and keeping fit with CrossFit. 

Dr Hoxley graduated from Cambridge in 2008 and completed her GP training in the West Midlands. Her training included hospital jobs in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics and Dermatology. After qualifying as a GP in 2013 she volunteered at a primary care centre in Malawi. She moved back to Norfolk after this to be closer to her family. She has two young children. 

Dr August graduated from Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School in 1998 having already achieved a BSc in Biological Sciences from Warwick University in 1991. She moved to Norfolk to undertake her GP training and has never left. Dr August has worked as a salaried GP in Norwich before becoming a GP partner in Dereham where she worked for nearly 15 years. Dr August enjoys all aspects of General Practice and briefly worked in student medicine before starting her family.

Outside of medicine, Dr August is an Explorer Scout leader, plays the violin in a folk ensemble as well as doing lots of exercise in the form of karate, running, swimming and going to the gym. She shares her home with her husband, 2 teenagers and 3 rescue cats.

Hayden completed his BSc (Hons) Nursing in 1996. On qualifying, he worked in Harlow at Princess Alexandra Hospital’s Accident and Emergency Department. In 2000 he relocated to Norfolk and started working at the Norwich Walk in Centre and Wayland Prison. In 2006, Hayden gained his BSc (Hons) in Advanced Nursing Practice (Nurse Practitioner) qualification, this included his non-medical Prescribing qualification.  Following this he moved into general practice working in Cromer, Brundall and since 2020 here at the UEA Medical Centre. Hayden’s interest include paediatrics, mental health and dermatology.