Dr David Matthews M.B.,B.S. (1982 London St George's)

Dr Matthews joined the practice in 1989 and is the senior partner. His particular interests are; Orthopaedics, Family Planning (including IUCD fitting), Minor Surgery, Computing and Medical Student Teaching. He served on the Board of East Elmbridge PCG where he was the Information Management & Technology Lead. He is active in Surrey PCT on IM+T matters. He likes to keep fit and does the London to Brighton Bike Ride in aid of the British Heart Foundation every year.

Dr Katie Kenyon M.B.,B.S. (1987 London) DCH DRCOG MRCGP

Dr Kenyon joined the partnership in 1998 and works part-time on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Her special interests are; Paediatrics, Care of the Elderly and Terminal care.

Dr Fergus Keating M.B.,B.S.(1992 London) MRCGP

Dr Keating joined the partnership in 2001. He has a wealth of experience in gynaecology and assists in the Medics Gynaecology clinic. His other interests are Minor Surgery, Obstetrics and Diabetes.

Dr Michael Crow M.B.,B.S. (1981 London) MRCGP, DRCOG

Dr Crow joined the Practice in January 2004. He was a GP in Kingston upon Thames for over 16 years before moving to Thames Ditton. His clinical interests are ENT and Asthma. He was a co-founder of Thamesdoc ( of which he is currently a medical director) and the Kingston & Richmond Multifund, and served on the board of Kingston PCG and the PEC of Kingston PCT.

Dr Ayla McCamphill-Rose M.B.,B.Ch. (2003 Wales) BSc, MRCGP

Dr Ayla McCamphill-Rose joined the surgery as a part-time GP from August 2009. She trained in Wales and has a special interest in sports medicine and is currently studying for her MSc in Sports and Exercise Medicine. Until 2005 she was a member of the Welsh Rugby Union team and has 16 international caps. She now spends time treating the injuries as team doctor!

Dr Gillian Jebb M.B.,Ch.B.. (1975 Birmingham). Retired June 2009.

Dr Jebb retired from general practice at the end of June 2009 after 25 years practising in Thames Ditton. She started work as a GP assistant at the Home of Compassion Surgery in 1984. With a break for maternity she joined Dr Ann Palfrey as a part-time partner in 1986. During the past 25 years she has seen many changes in general practice, some good, others not, but she has many fond memories. One aspect of being a GP that has brought great pleasure is the continuity it offers especially in caring for families and seeing new generations grow up. Working part-time has allowed her to balance her working life with bringing up her own family and her hobbies.

I’m sure you would like to join us in wishing her all the best for the future.