MBBS DRCOG DFFP MRCGP

Senior Partner

After studying medicine at the Royal London Hospital and graduating in 1983, Dr Haczewski joined the practice in 1988.

He specialises in respiration medicine, cardiology and acupuncture, and is an honorary senior lecturer with the University of East Anglia School of Medicine. In 2011 he qualified as a licenced Master Practitioner in Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP), which enhances change work through conversational therapy and hypnotherapy.

His passions include the teaching of medicine to his students, music, films and travelling.

MBBchBAO MRCPI MRCGP

Partner

Dr Killeen graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin Ireland in 1992, and was awarded the Corrigan prize for clinical medicine.

She pursued a career in internal medicine and nephrology and came to the Royal Free hospital and the Royal London to complete specialist training in nephrology.

During her specialist training scheme Dr Killeen was fortunate to be given an opportunity to work in general practice and dual qualified in general practice and nephrology in 2001.

Dr Killeen joined Manor Farm Medical Centre as a partner in 2004. Her special interests include internal medicine, nephrology and family planning and reproductive health. She offers a range of family planning service including insertion of intrauterine contraceptive devices and implanon.

She is married with 2 children, and her passions include medicine, horses and hill walking.

MBBS (1999 London)

Partner

Dr Stephen Higgins' specialist interests include minor surgery, hypertension, and diabetes.

He was brought up in East Anglia and studied medicine at St George's Hospital, London. Dr Higgins has worked in various locations throughout the UK and Australia, mainly in Accident and Emergency departments.

Dr Higgins is married with a young family.

MBChB MRCGP DRCOG MSc BSc (Hons) DFSRH

Partner

Specialising in women's health.

Dr Skinner has three children and enjoys swimming, tennis and spending time with her family.

Practice nurses are available for chronic disease management, dressings, injections, immunisations, ECGs, ear syringing, cervical smears, family planning, nebulizer treatment, blood pressure checks, suture removal and advice on minor health problems.

The healthcare assistants are here to assist the nurses with everyday routine procedures such as blood tests, ECGs, blood pressures and assist with the clinics by recording patients’ weight, height etc. This allows the nurses time to concentrate on chronic disease management.

Our practice manager manages all non-clinical administration in the practice.

Please contact us if you have any comments or suggestions about the delivery of patient services at the practice.

Receptionists are your first point of contact with our practice. They will try to meet all your requirements. Advice that they give is strictly in accordance with guidelines laid down by the practice manager and the doctors.

The community team of nurses care for our patients who need nursing at home. They are based at Swaffham Cottage Hospital. Telephone 01760 726979.

Our health visitors have special responsibilities to mothers and children. They are based at Swaffham Community Hospital and can be contacted by dialling their direct line 01760 721363.

Dispensers offer a complete dispensing service from 08:30 – 18:30 every weekday, in a fully-equipped and computerised dispensary.