Sam began working at Hope House Surgery in Radstock, initially as a Medical Receptionist before moving into her current role of Care Co-ordinator.  Prior to this Sam spent 12 years working at a local primary shcool supporting children in all aspects of their learning.  Sam has always enjoyed working with the public and meeting new people, be it caring for passengers on airplanes, supporting young children in schools and now guiding patients on their journey through the healthcare system.  Sam  enjoys her role and feels it is a privilege to be able to help and support others. 

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Sam will work with local charities and services to provide patients with a holistic experience and quality support.  She is looking forward to building new relationships with both patients and colleagues.  

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When Sam is away from the bustle of the surgery she spends time with family, friends and walking her bonkers labradoodle, Bailey in the countryside.  Sam also enjoys visits to the theatre to watch musicals and relaxing trips to the cost.  

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Sam supports Hope House Surgery in Radstock. 

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Eve is our new care co-ordinator who covers Chew Medical Practice.  

Rachael has a wealth of Primary Care experience having worked in GP Surgeries for 14 years. Rachael started her role at Elm Hayes Surgery in April and is looking forward to learning more about the different charities that can help patients.

Outside of work, Rachael likes spending time with her family and friends and going to the gym.

Clare has spent the last 3 years working in Reception at Hope House Surgery. Before this I was a PA to the Manager at Mendip Golf Club supporting the Manager with all aspects of running the Club.

Prior to this, Clare spent 9 years working in childcare as a Respite Foster Carer, Childminder and a Pre School worker within a school and home setting.

Clare is looking forward to supporting families in Radstock and Peasedown, and is very excited to understand, and work in partnership with local facilities and charities who can support families.

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Outside of work, Clare enjoys walks with her family and two dogs, Uno and Dolly. Also volunteering at the Theatre some weekends when required.

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Clare supports Hope House in Radstock and Hillcrest in Peasedown St John.