Nursing Staff
Nurse Manager

Nurse Manager Sam King Female

Lead Research Nurse Sister Jooles AllisonFemale
I have been at TMGP for 14 years
I was in the Navy as a nurse and then moved into Paediatric Nursing where I worked for many years in Portsmouth before moving into Practice Nursing.
I have 2 dogs called Dougal and Teddy who take up a lot of my home time as well as gardening.
Practice nurses are qualified and registered nurses. They can help with health issues such as family planning, healthy living advice, blood pressure checks and dressings. The practice nurses run clinics for long-term health conditions such as asthma or diabetes, minor ailment clinics and carry out cervical smears.
Nurse Practitioner

Yvonne Moffatt
I moved to Portsmouth in 2013 and joined QA as a Staff Nurse in the Emergency Department. Prior to working at QA I trained and worked in London as a Children’s Nurse in a mixture of settings. I worked in ED for 6 years before exploring other career pathways and worked for CAMHS and Private Healthcare before starting in Primary Care in 2020. I specialise in seeing Children and am a huge advocate for Veterans, serving military and their families. I am a military wife and you will find me either out with my Border Collie or Scuba Diving in my spare time.
Treatment Room Nurses

Nurse Emma TurrellFemale
I have been practice nursing for 3 years now, and thoroughly enjoy the role and diversity of practice nursing. I have a keen interest in wound care and enjoy all aspect of practice nursing. I have been qualified since 2001 and was a district nurse prior to this job. I am a mum and have 2 young children and I live locally. I love getting out and about enjoying family life.

Practice and Outreach Nurse Kate Hazell Female
I am currently the outreach nurse and also do some Practice Nursing. I enjoy helping issues around the menopause but like to be involved with many aspects of patient care in the team. I was a Community Nurse for a time and then moved into Practice nursing. I now get to combine the 2.
I have a dog called Max who keeps me company and like to socialise with friends when I can.

Nurse Helen FurieFemale
I come from Portsmouth and went into nursing a bit later in life, qualifying as a registered nurse from Southampton university in 2010. I have previously worked in QA on the Oncology/Haematology wards and joined Trafalgar Medical Group in 2014 as a full time practice nurse. I have 3 grown up children and live locally. I love the diverse nature of practice nursing with an interest in Diabetes, Asthma, women’s health, assisting with minor surgery amongst other things. Coming from an Army background I am especially passionate about out veteran community and proud that our surgery has become an Veteran affiliated practice.

Nurse Georgina LeechFemale
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.
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.

Nurse Karen FosterFemale
Karen worked as an HCA at QAH before qualifying as a Registered Nurse in 2002.
I have worked in several practices within Portsmouth City and am passionate about providing a positive patient experience and working with the patient to optimise their health and wellbeing.
I have a keen interest in respiratory (COPD, Asthma and Spirometry), and I particularly enjoy being involved with women’s health, travel health and baby immunisations.
I live in Southsea and have lived in Portsmouth all my life and am very proud of the beautiful area I live and work in.
I have a grown up family with grand-children which keep me very busy! I enjoy exploring the UK and walking the coast path. I like reading, writing, baking and spending time with family and friends.

Zoe DaviesFemale
Healthcare Assistants

Verity McGrathFemale

Sarah HaydenFemale

Christine CoxFemale

Katrina FryFemale

Charlie NoyceFemale

Daisy BinghamFemale
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.