Dr Davenport has been a partner since 1985. He qualified in 1979 from Guys Hospital. He worked in Derby, Leicester and Burton hospitals after qualifying.
He enjoys all aspects of General Practice and has developed an interest in Occupational Medicine over the last 10 years.
Dr Caroline King MB, BS, B.Sc, DGM, DRCOG, MRCGP (London 1985)
Caroline King graduated from University College Hospital, London in 1985 and undertook her vocational training for General Practice in Exeter. She has been a GP since 1990 and has also worked as a clinical Assistant in Rheumatology.
After she married she came to Leicestershire and has worked as a half-time GP Principal at the Practice since 1998.
Her main areas of interest in General Practice are, Women's health and rheumatology. She has a Family Planning Certificate, a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and a Diploma in Geriatric Medicine.
She lives with her husband and three children and her interests include walking, camping and going to the theatre.
Dr Spaul qualified at Sheffield Medical School in 1991 and then completed vocational training for General Practice in Bassetlaw, Worksop 1996. She worked in General Practice in South Yorkshire and then Leicestershire until she joined the practice in September 2004.
She has a special interest in the care of young people and does a clinic at a local college. She teaches medical students and is involved in the practices' Patient Participation Group.
She is married with 2 daughters and one son.
Dr Morris MBChB (2003) MRCGP (2010) DRCOG. DFRSH.
Dr Morris graduated from Sheffield medical School in 2003. She then went on to do her House officer jobs at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield. She undertook her General Practice training at The University Hospitals of Leicester and Kettering General Hospital as well as Northfield Medical Centre, Blaby.
Dr Morris has been a GP since 2010 working as a salaried GP at The Orchard Medical Practice in Broughton Astley and joined us in June 2016 as a GP Partner.
She enjoys all aspects of General Practice and has a special interest in Women's health, Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Paediatrics.
Dr Iain Clamp MBChB. MRCGP. DRCOG.
Dr Clamp graduated from Sheffield Medical School in 1992 and undertook his vocational training for general practice at University hospitals of Coventry and George Eliot Hospital in Nuneaton. He has worked in general practice since 1997 having been a GP Partner in Warwickshire for 18 years. He joined the practice in January 2016 as a partner.
He Has a keen interest in joint injections as well as respiratory medicine and paediatrics.
He has lived locally for 17 years with his wife and their 2 children.
Dr Nigel Benton
Dr Benton graduated from Sheffield University in 1989 and completed his GP training in 1993. He started as a partner at The Old School Surgery in Stoney Stanton in 1997 and continued to work there for 15 years.
He joined Newbold Verdon Medical Practice in 2012 and started as a partner in April 2015.
He undertakes the minor surgery for the practice and is also involved in training the medical students attached to the practice.
Dr Emily Rudd MBChB 2014 MRCGP 2019
Originally from Lincolnshire, Dr Rudd graduated from the university of Leicester in 2014. She then completed her post graduate GP training in, and around Leicester. She enjoys all areas of general practice.
Dr Webb
Dr Webb quailified from University of Leicester and Warwick Medical School in 2004. She was a Junior Doctor in the local area including at Walsgrave and George Elliot Hospitals before completing GP training on the Leicester scheme in 2010. Since then she has worked at practices across Leicestershire as both a salaried and locum GP.
She enjoys all areas of General Practice but has developed particular interests in Family Planning, Womens Health and Diabetes.
She is interested in supporting peoples' overall wellbeing/mental health and is active in supporting community groups. She is on the Trustee Comittee for her local Scouts group as well as supporting the Core Volunteer Team for Junior Parkrun.
She enjoys running, cycling and swimming to keep fit.
Dr Amy Barnes MBChB 2014 MRCGP 2019
Dr Barnes trained at Leicester Medical School from 2010-2014 on the Graduate entry course having previously had a career in scientific research. She has worked in Leicester City where she completed a GP fellowship in Health Inequalities in 2023. She joined the Practice as a salaried GP in October 2023.
She has interests in frailty medicine and the medical and social needs of people with learning disabilities. She enjoys photography, running and lives with her husband, son, dog and two tortoises.
