Meet Our Doctors

Partners

Dr Alex Trompetas (Warlingham / Chaldon - Managing Partner)

MD (Ioannina 1985) FRCGP MBA

Special Interests: Practice Management, Minor Surgery, Rheumatology and Joint Injections, Paediatrics, Men's Health

Dr Peter Campbell (Warlingham)

MA (Cambridge 1988) MB BS (London 1987) DCH DRCOG MRCGP DPD
Interests: Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Heart Disease, IUCDs
(contraceptive coils), Dermatology

Dr Deborah Berry (Warlingham)

Special Interests: ENT, Women’s Health

Dr Sue Crispin (Chaldon)

MB BS DCH
Kings College, London, 1988

Special Interests: ENT, Learning Disability

Dr Asnita Drahaman (Warlingham)

MBBS (Punjab 2000) MRCGP, PGCME 

Special Interests: Diabetes, Joint Injections

Associate GPs

Dr Vani Easparathasan (Chaldon)

MBBS MRCGP DRCOG
St George's Hospital Medical School, University of London 1994

Special interests: Women's Health and Paediatrics

Dr Amy Lewis (Warlingham)

MBBCh MRCGP DFSRH

University of Wales College of Medicine 2003

Special Interests: Paediatrics and Family Planning

Dr Jenny Vaughan (Warlingham)

BMBS, BMedSci (hons), DFFP, DCH, DRCOG

Nottingham 

Dr Kornelia Sinclaire (Chaldon)

MD (Pecs 1999) MRCP (London) MRCGP DFSRH

Special interests: Diabetes, Cardiology, Care of the Elderly, Joint Injections, Family Planning including contraceptive coils and implants.

Dr Ronald Kausi (Chaldon)

MBBS, MRCGP

Special interests: Mental Health

Dr Matthew Swain (Warlingham)

MBBS (York 2013), MRCGP

Special Interests: Men's Health 

Dr Gabriella Fabrizi (Warlingham)

MBBS (London 2012), MRCGP

GP Registrars

Sometimes you may consult with a GP Registrar. These are apprentice GPs who train with us for one year until they reach the standard of a full principal. They are fully qualified doctors, often with many years of experience of seeing patients.

Medical Students

The Practice has been taking medical students since 1993. These have been a mixture of students from St. George’s Hospital Medical School and the combined Guy’s, St. Thomas’s and Kings College Medical School. They will often sit in with the GPs and sometimes see patients by themselves, under close supervision of one of the doctors. Students will only see patients once the patient’s consent has been obtained. Our students have always enjoyed their time in General Practice and we would like to thank all our patients for their willingness to help with their education.