Nursing team

Nurse Manager

Sister Sam King, Queens Nurse

Clinical Manager – female

I am a Senior Nurse and the clinical lead within my practice, with 29 years of nursing experience, including 21 years in Primary Care. Throughout my career, I have worked across both the NHS and the military, gaining a broad range of clinical expertise and leadership experience. I have a particular passion for menopause care and respiratory health, areas in which I am committed to supporting patients and promoting best practice. Outside of work, I enjoy keeping active at the gym, leading a Girlguiding unit, and travelling solo to explore new places and cultures. My ideal place to unwind is in the sunshine, relaxing on a beach, where I am at my happiest.

Treatment Room Nurses

Sister Zoe Davies

Paige Wood

Trainee ANP and Practice Nurse- female

Georgina Leech

Practice Nurse- female

I have been a practice nurse at TMGP for almost 4.5 years now, prior to this I worked on a hospital surgical ward for 5 years.

I enjoy all aspects of my role, with a particular interest in women’s health, travel and diabetes. I enjoy working as part of a dedicated and caring nursing team, where it is a privilege to look after and care for our patients.

Ellen Lancaster

Frailty Lead and Practice Nurse- female

I’m Ellen, a Registered Nurse. I studied Adult Nursing at the University of Southampton in 2019.

My nursing background is in District Nursing, and I have worked as a Community Sister prior to starting with TMGP.

I was born in Portsmouth and have lived in Southsea since 2019.

I have a lovely Cockapoo, and enjoy walks at the beach and enjoying the outdoors. I have a passion for baking and often bake treats to share with my colleagues!

I am a compassionate and dedicated nurse, I look forward to developing my skills and working with the excellent team at TMGP to care for our lovely patients.

I have lived in Southsea all my life and when not at work I am happiest spending time with my friends, family and dog. I love living by the sea and am often found running or walking by it, or even better swimming in it.

Fran Nathan

Practice Nurse – Female

Having qualified in 2010 from the University of Southampton, I have worked across both NHS and private healthcare settings, gaining experience in a variety of surgical wards. For the last 11 years of my career, I have worked within the Day Surgery Unit at QA Hospital.

I have recently joined the nursing team and am looking forward to developing my skills within Primary Care, building relationships with both my colleagues and patients and continuing to provide compassionate, high-quality care. 

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our two young sons. Family life keeps me busy and I enjoy making the most of our time together.

Sister Lucy Lake

Practice Nurse – Female

Hi, I’m Lucy. I have worked as a Practice Nurse for 13 years, and a Trauma Nurse for 15 years prior to this. My speciality is Sexual Health, but I enjoy all aspects of Primary Care.

In my spare time I love being outdoors – running, netball, camping, sea swims. My 2 sons keep me busy the rest of the time!

Tee Boateng

Diabetes Nurse – Female

I qualified as a Registered Nurse in 2020 and began my nursing career as a Recovery Nurse in theatres before moving into community nursing. It was here that I discovered my passion for diabetes care and went on to become a Diabetes Specialist Nurse.

I currently work within the community while also expanding my clinical experience through a role in primary care. I am passionate about providing person-centred care, supporting people to better understand and manage their diabetes, and empowering them to achieve the best possible health outcomes. I enjoy continually developing my knowledge and skills to ensure I provide high-quality, evidence-based care.

Outside of work, I enjoy pattern testing crochet designs, developing my baking skills, and growing vegetables in my garden. These creative hobbies help me maintain a healthy work-life balance and reflect my love of learning and trying new things.

Fran Metson

Respiratory Nurse – Female

I trained as a QARANC Nurse (Army) in 2014, worked in Birmingham, Portsmouth and Tidworth – became a Practice Nurse when I left and settled in Portsmouth – Specialised in Respiratory.

Nurse Practitioners

Yvonne Moffatt

Advanced Nurse Practitioner – female

I hold a Master’s in Advanced Clinical Practice and am an Independent Prescriber. I moved to Portsmouth in 2013 and began my journey at QA Hospital as a Staff Nurse in the ED. Before that, I trained in London as a Children’s Nurse across various settings.

After six years in ED, I explored other career pathways, gaining experience in CAMHS and Private Healthcare before transitioning to Primary Care in 2020. I specialise in paediatrics and am passionate about advocating for Veterans, serving personnel and their families. As Veterans Lead, I am dedicated to ensuring they receive the support and care they deserve.

Ax a military wife, I understand the unique challenges service families face.

Outside of work, you’ll often find me outdoors with my Border Collie or exploring the underwater world through scuba diving.

Dawn Martin

Nurse Practitioner – female

I qualified as a Registered Nurse in 1986 and am an Independent Prescriber with extensive experience in patient care and clinical practice. I trained at St Richard’s Hospital, Chichester, and I currently work alongside GPs in duty clinics. Outside of work, I enjoy walking my dogs, playing netball, and writing books. 

Healthcare Assistants

Healthcare Assistants role is to support the practice nurses with their daily work and carry out tasks such as phlebotomy (drawing blood), blood pressure measurement, new patient checks and spirometry.  They may also act as a chaperone when a patient or doctor requests one.

Sarah Hayden

Christine Cox

Charlie Noyce

Rachael Smith

Vicky Wilcox

Kelly Rus

Sam Major

Jasmin Dunn