Dr de Kretser Bsc (Hons) MBBS DRCOG MRCGP
Qualified London University 1988

My main interest in the Practice is training. I share this with Dr Chopra and we regularly have General Practice Registrars and “F2” doctors. I have been doing this for quite some time.
It is still a privilege to be a GP and to have the opportunity to share in so much of the life events that affect so many people. It is great to be able to offer high quality medicine in such a friendly and forward thinking Practice. With the excellent staff we have, I am able to practice in a professional manner and give support and help to patients who have physical and psychological needs. I believe our Practice will continue to develop within the constraints any government throws at it, with the knowledge that we all choose this career as we have a focus on caring for people
I am currently studying theology and philosophy as part of “diaconate” training for my church. This will hopefully lead to Ordination as a Deacon and I shall undertake this role alongside that of being a General Practitioner.
Dr Chopra Bsc (Hons) MBBS DRCOG MRCGP
Member of practice since 1994

Interests within the practice: I am interested in all aspects of General Practice. Being a female GP, I see a lot of Women's Health and Child Health, but as I have been in the Practice for a long time, I am fortunate to see a wide variety of chronic conditions as well which span all age groups and both genders, and have known some of my patients for many years.
I job share with my husband, Jonathan de Kretser. This helps with caring for our four children, whose lives seem to be busier than ours!
With Jonathan, we are the practice leads for coronary heart disease and related conditions. I am also the practice lead for Safeguarding.
A really enjoyable aspect of my work is in the training of junior doctors who want to become GPs. At any one time, Jonathan and I are responsible for up to two trainees. This keeps me on my toes and up to date!
Additionally, I work for NESC (NHS South Central) as a Dorset GP Appraiser.
I feel very fortunate to work in this well organised practice, with a fantastic and committed team of clinicians and staff.
Outside of work, I am kept busy with my children. I love to cook, and play tennis as often as I can. I play the piano, and play in a little band at our church with my family and friends.
Dr Bowditch BSc MB BS DRCOG MRCGP
I joined the practice in 1986 having qualified at St George's Hospital.

My interests are Diabetes and getting the best for my patients out of the NHS. Improving the way our practice is organised and funded is a continuing challenge. The opportunity to be a GP is fantastic, helping people through life, health and illness is always a privilege.
I have been a GP trainer for quite a few years and I am now Programme director for the first 2 years of the Dorset GP Vocational training scheme. Helping Doctors learn is the most important part of my professional life.
I also work for NESC as a Dorset GP Appraiser.
I live locally with my wife Linda. My passions outside work are my family, fly fishing and the Dorset farming countryside.
I am also Medical Advisor to Weymouth RNLI.
Dr Young Bsc (Hons) BMBS DRCOG MRCGP
Qualified University of Nottingham Medical School 1992
Completed General Practice Training 1996
Joined Royal Crescent and Preston Road Practice 1999

I have an interest in women's and children's health
I have also recently started teaching trainee GPs, which keeps me on my toes
I live in Weymouth with my family and enjoy the countryside and watersports on offer.