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Doctors
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Doctors

Dr Nicky Morris

nicky_morris.jpgMBChB DCH MRCGP MSC

Married to a journalist, Dr Morris has 2 children, both studying at Leeds University. Dr Morris was a GP trainee at Mulbarton Surgery and joined the practice as a part-time partner in 1995. She is a member of the practice Formulary Committee and Virtual Patient Participation Group. Her clinical interests are osteoporosis and (in)continence. Dr Morris also enjoys academic medicine and has been involved with the Norwich Medical School, examining and teaching the students. In her spare time she likes to garden and keep fit (a recent convert to Zumba)! To mark their 50th years, Dr Morris and her husband set themselves the challenge to climb 50 peaks in 50 weeks, to raise money for the charity Mercy Flyers. They completed this in November 2012.

Dr Murugappan

meena.jpgMBBS, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFFP

Dr Muru (as she likes to be known) completed her Undergraduate training in Newcastle and her GP training in the North East too. Dr Muru moved to Norwich 3 years ago initially working as a salaried GP for the practice, and she became a part-time partner at Hethersett in July 2012. Her interests include Women's Health, Contraception and Dermatology. Dr Muru also works as an examiner at the UEA Medical School. Her husband is an Oncologist at the Norfolk and Norwich and they have two children. In her spare time, Dr Muru enjoys swimming, cooking and travelling.

Dr Bhavesh Dhorajwala (known as Dr Bav)

MBBS (UEA 2008) MRCGPImage

Dr Bav grew up in beautiful Derbyshire and the peak district but came to Norfolk when he started his medical degree at UEA. The charms of the region were too strong and having completed various hospital jobs in the region ranging from Cambridgeshire to Great Yarmouth, he decided to become a GP. Dr Bav trained on the local Norwich training scheme attaining membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2013.

He joined the practice in December 2013 as a full-time partner, prior to having taken 5 months off to travel across America, Africa and India.  Travelling is a real passion of his, he has also managed to visit Australia, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.  He lives with his partner Louise, who is a pharmacist at the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital and they have one tabby cat.

Dr Bav likes to keep close links with UEA and is a regular examiner for the medical school.  He has a a particular interest in minor surgery, cryotherapy, joint injections and ophthalmology.  Having also worked in A+E he enjoys acute care, and has worked as an events doctor for festivals such as Latitude.  In his spare time he enjoys watching movies and regularly plays football. He is also a keen runner and hopes to beat last years’ time for the Norwich Half marathon!

Dr Will Ince

MBBS (Hons) MRCGP DRCOG

Originally from Jersey, where his father is a GP, Dr Ince qualified from St Bartholomew's Hospital, London. He moved to Norfolk where he completed GP training, having worked at the Norfolk & Norwich and Kings Lynn Hospitals.

His clinical interests reflect his hospital experience. He works a day a week in the oncology department at the N&N, with a particular interest in prostate cancer chemotherapy and palliative care. He also has an interest in women's health, having done a year of hospital obstetrics and gynaecology, and is an IUS/IUD (coil) and contraceptive implant fitter.

He is an Associate Tutor and examiner at the UEA, and is involved with postgraduate GP education.

He lives locally with his wife (also a GP), and their menagerie of animals, including the most recent addition, Bertie, their chocolate Labrador (pictured). Dr Ince enjoys travel, playing low-quality but passable squash, country walks and low quality but passable cooking.

Dr Holly Abbot

MBBS BSc MRCGP DFSRH DRCOG



Born in Norfolk, Dr Abbot attended Norwich School. She completed her undergraduate training at Kings College London and Foundation and GP training in London and Brighton. Following completion of GP training, Dr Abbot was a locum for two months at Burrel St. Sexual Health Clinic and St Thomas’ Hospital before going to South Africa to work as a medical officer in Settlers Hospital Grahamstown.


Since returning to England Dr Abbot has settled locally with her husband and very well travelled cat Titus.  In her free time she enjoys seeing friends, countryside walks  and travelling.



Dr Beth Hall-Thompson

MRCGP MBChB BSc

New to Norfolk, Beth has settled into village life with her husband and 2 young children, after 18 months of working in Malawi. Beth too a circuitous route to medicine having studied biological sciences initially, she worked with the military for 4 years then chose to study medicine and qualified from Liverpool University in 2003.

Since then Beth has mixed her passion for mountains, cold places, travel and tropical medicine, alongside training as a general practitioner in the Lake District.

 
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