Doctors

Partners

Dr René Skule MBBS (Charing Cross & Westminster 1989), MRCP, MRCGP

I worked overseas, setting up and running a medical clinic before returning to the UK in 2001 when I became a full-time partner at the practice. I became Senior Partner in 2018. I am Lead School Medical Officer for Canford School and Bryanston School and I sit on the executive board of the Medical Officers of Schools Association (MOSA). The practice is a member of the NHS Clinical Research Network and I oversee trials for medical research in primary care.

Dr Andrew RedmanMB BS (Imperial College London 2000), BSc (Hons)in Neuroscience, MRCGP

I joined the practice as a full-time GP Partner in 2003, after working at the practice as a Registrar. My interests include general medicine, palliative care, mental health, schools medicine and medical education. From 2015 I have taken over the role of GP Trainer for the practice.

Dr Neil Rennie MBChB, MRCP, MRCGP

I am Dr Neil Rennie and I qualified as a doctor in 2000 from Aberdeen University. My post-graduate training was initially in general medicine and gastroenterology where I gained membership to the Royal College of Physicians in 2005. In 2007 I moved to general practice and I have enjoyed this immensely.

Dr Deborah McCarthy MBBS, BSc, MRCP, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFSRH (University College London in 2004)

I worked in the South West in numerous medical specialities before moving to Dorset to become a GP. I joined the practice in 2012 to complete my GP training and have remained since. I took over Dr Dickins’ patient list in December 2014 following her retirement, and became a Partner in 2018. My interests include women’s health and general medicine. I also work at Wimborne Hospital for a weekly session covering geriatric rehabilitation inpatients.

Dr Tamsin Crowley MBBS, MRCP, MRCGP, DFSRH

I qualified at St George's Hospital Medical School, University of London in 1999. I joined the practice in 2011 when I moved to Dorset after working in London, Devon, Cornwall and Australia. I worked as a part time salaried Doctor at QJS before becoming a partner in 2018. My special interests include women's health, family planning and rheumatology.

Dr James Wales BM, BSc, MRCGP

Dr Simon Walker BMBS, MRCGP

I trained in Plymouth, Exeter and Portsmouth and became a Salaried GP at the practice in 2021 having trained here as a Registrar. My special interests include ENT, Diabetes and Paediatrics and recently became a partner of the practice in 2023.

Supporting Doctors

Dr Anna Kendrick BSc, MBBS, MRCGP

I qualified at St George’s Hospital Medical School, University of London in 2007. After this I undertook my GP training in Devon. I joined the practice in 2018 after working in Australia for a few years. My interests include women’s health and general medicine.

Dr Kyle Gallimore BMBS, MRCGP

I qualified from Peninsula Medical School situated in Devon in 2014 and completed my GP training here in Dorset in 2019. During my training I completed a year here at The Quarter Jack Surgery as a Registrar. I have interests in care of the elderly medicine, diabetes and activity lifestyle.

Dr Viktoriya Kim MBBS, MRCP, MRCGP, PG cert, PhD

I completed my GP training in Wessex/Winchester patch. Before entering my career in primary care, I worked in the hospital setting (mainly in respiratory medicine and cardiology). As part of a very busy research trial, I successfully completed my PhD at University of Southampton. My special interest is respiratory medicine and general medicine.

Registrars

The Quarter Jack Surgery is an approved training practice and is involved in training tomorrow’s doctors. At times, with your consent, you may be seen by our Registrar or a medical student. Our Registrars are qualified doctors who are gaining experience in a GP practice.