Dr Barbara King
MB ChB, MRCGP, DCH, DRCOG, DFFP, DOccHealth, Diploma in Diabetes
I qualified from Dundee University in 1985. After completing House Jobs in Scotland, I joined the army serving as a Medical Officer in the UK and Germany. I completed my GP training in 1991. After working as a civilian GP with the British Army in Germany, I settled in Wiltshire in 1995.
I am married with 3 children.
I joined the Castle Practice as a Retainere in 1998, becoming a Partner in 2000 with a ¾ time commitment.
My specialist interests are child health, family planning and Diabetes.Dr Louise O’Leary
MBBS MRCP MRCGP DFSRH PG Cert (Med Ed)
I qualified from University College London Medical school in 2001 and trained in Medicine at Basingstoke hospital, Guys and Kings College hospital. I then undertook GP training in Winchester. I have worked at The Castle Practice since 2008 and became senior partner in July 2021.
My specialist interests are:
Specialise in Diabetes including insulin and GLP 1 initiation
Heart Disease
Kidney Disease
Respiratory medicine
Complex patients with multiple medical problems
Diagnosis of Dementia
Variety of joint injections
I am a GP trainer and responsible for training GP trainees and Retainer GPs.Dr Rebecca Selman
MB ChB MRCGP DRCOG DFFP
I qualified from the University of Birmingham in 2001. I trained initially in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and then moved to General practice, completing my training in Portsmouth. I joined the Castle Practice in December 2007, and currently work 3 days a week in the surgery as a salaried GP.
My specialist interests are family planning and women’s Health, obstetrics and child health.Dr Ian McKay
BA MBBS MRCGP
I qualified from Barts and the London Medical School in 2011 having completed my pre-clinical studies at Trinity College, Oxford.
I completed my first hospital rotations in East London and Essex before returning to Hampshire to embark on the Salisbury General Practice training scheme. My final year, as a registrar, was at The Castle Practice where I have since stayed, as a salaried GP until July 2018 when I became a partner.
My specialist interest is minor surgery, including cryotherapy.Dr Sonja Bland
MA Oxon BMBS MRCGP
I qualified from Imperial College London in 2010, having spent my preclinical years at Christ Church College, Oxford. I spent my foundation years at Royal Hampshire County Hospital before moving to Salisbury District Hospital for my GP training. I spent 4 months working in Gisborne, New Zealand. My final year as a registrar was at The Castle Practice, where I then continued as a salaried GP, before becoming a GP Partner in July 2022. In my spare time, I enjoy time with my family and horse riding.
My specialist interest is child health.Dr Chris Goodall
BM BMedSci MRCGP
I qualified from the University of Southampton in 2012 and undertook my foundation training at Salisbury District Hospital. Having completed registrar training at The Castle Practice, I have remained as a salaried GP. Married, and my hobbies are endurance sports, including ultra marathons and long-distance triathlons.
My specialist interest is sports medicine.Dr Natalie McNulty
BM MRCGP DCH DRCOG Diploma in Diabetes
I qualified from the University of Southampton in 2004 and spent my house officer year at Salisbury District Hospital. I completed my GP VTS training in London. After working as a GP in South West London for nine years I moved to Hampshire with my family in 2017 and joined The Castle Practice in 2019.
My specialist interests are Diabetes, child health and lifestyle medicine.Dr Belinda Robinson
MBBS, FRACGP, DRACOG
I qualified from the University Of Queensland in 1991. I completed my training in General Practice in 1995 in Australia spending time in rural practices in Brisbane and outback Queensland and The Northern Territory before working in a hospital in Brunei for two years, gaining experience in tropical medicine. I emigrated to the UK in 1999 and completed further training in General Practice. I have worked in various practices in Kent, Wiltshire, Hampshire and Surrey since this time. My hobbies include photography, hiking and trail running.
My special interests are Dermatology, child health and women’s health.Dr Lucy Davies
MBChB, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFSRH
I qualified from Manchester University in 2003. I worked in Australia for 18 months before coming back to the UK to complete my GP VTS training in Southampton. I joined the practice in 2012, initially as one of the salaried doctors and I became a partner in July 2014.
My specialist interests are family planning, child health and palliative care.Dr Abigail Durant
BSc (Hons), MBChB (Hons), MRCGP
I graduated from Warwick Medical School in 2016 and spent time working in the Midlands, Swindon and Portsmouth before moving to Salisbury and completing my general practice training. I joined The Castle Practice as a salaried GP in 2024, having previously worked at the practice as a trainee GP.
My special interests are acute and palliative care.Dr Anna Woodman
BSc, MBBCh, PG Cert (Med Ed), DRCOG, MRCGP
I qualified from the University of Cardiff in 2013 and undertook my foundation training at Salisbury District Hospital. Having completed my training at Castle Practice, I have continued as a salaried GP.
My specialist interests are medical education, women’s health and joint injections.Dr Simisola Esenekhomen
MBChB DRCOG MRCGP
I qualified from Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria 2010. I completed my foundation training at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital Complex in Nigeria. After working for several years in hospitals in Nigeria, my family and I moved to the UK, and completed my GP training with Salisbury District Hospital. My final year of my GP training was with the Castle Practice, where I have continued as a salaried GP.
My special interests include minor surgery, joint injections and medical education.