Partner

BSc MB BS (London 1991) MRCGP DRCOG

Dr Kiln has been a Partner at Riverside Medical Practice since 1996. 

He has lead responsibility at Riverside for training of qualified doctors in the speciality of General Practice. 

He additionally undertakes acupuncture on selected conditions.

His normal working week is Monday, Tuesday & Thursday.

Partner

MB ChB (Edinburgh 1993) MSc FRCGP FFMLM DRCOG DFSRH DOccMed

Dr Kennedy is the Executive Partner of the practice with Dr Henderson (Chair) and Mr Andrew Grist (General Manager) he ensures the practice delivers high quality, efficient healthcare to patients.

An occupational physician for various organisations, Dr Kennedy undertakes seafarer medicals (ENG1) for the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.

Dr Kennedy is currently the Highland Local Medical Committee Medical Secretary and represents doctors via the British Medical Association (BMA) in Scotland, and at UK level.  He has served as a Non-Executive Director of the Board of NHS Highland, and as Chair of the Area Clinical Forum.

Dr Kennedy has researched flu immunisation uptake, receiving a Master’s from Aberdeen University.  In 2020, he was awarded Fellowship of the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management.

His normal working week is Monday, Wednesday & Friday.  

Partner

MB ChB (Aberdeen 1993) FRCGP DRCOG DFSRH DOccMed

Dr Henderson has additional experience in the fitting of contraceptive coils. 

An occupational physician for various organisations, Dr Henderson also undertakes seafarer medicals (ENG1) for the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.

Dr Henderson became qualified to undertake Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) medicals in April 2017.

Dr Henderson has been a Partner since 2002.

Her normal working week is Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday.

Partner

MA MB BChir (Cambridge 2006) MRCGP DRCOG DTM&H DFSRH

Dr Mills joined the practice in 2013 as a salaried doctor and has been a Partner since October 2014.

She has particular interest in women’s health and family planning and holds a regular minor surgery clinic.

She is also involved in the training of GP trainees.

Her normal working week at Riverside is Monday & Thursday.  

Partner

MB ChB (Aberdeen 2009) MRCGP PGDipSEM

Dr McMullan first joined the practice as a GP Trainee in 2011 and has been a Partner since 2016.

His interests include Sports Medicine, minor surgery, joint injections and HGV/DVLA medicals.  Dr McMullan is the First Team Doctor for Inverness Caledonian Thistle Football Club (ICTFC).

Dr McMullan enjoys contrasting rural and urban demands of general practice, working in both Riverside and Cromarty Medical Practices.  He works alongside NHS Highland to help deliver high quality patient care as one of the District Medical Leads for Inverness.

His normal working week at Riverside is Wednesday.

Partner

BSc MB ChB MRCGP DFSRH

Dr Thurlow-White is originally from Contin and returned to the Highlands for her first GP job, joining the team as a salaried doctor in February 2018 and becoming a Partner in January 2020. She currently works across both Cromarty and Riverside Practices.

Her special interests include gynaecology, Sexual & Reproductive healthcare, Paediatrics and Neonatology and Remote & Rural Healthcare. She has worked with NHSH, and alongside Dr McMullan, as District Medical lead for Mid-Ross since April 2019.

Dr Thurlow -White has a diploma from the faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare and is certified in the fitting of contraceptive coils and implants, and is also trained to perform joint injections.

Her normal working week at Riverside is Tuesday (morning), Wednesday & Friday.    

Partner

BSc MB ChB MRCGP DFSRH

Dr McNab was trained as a GP in Riverside Medical Practice and became a salaried GP in 2017.

Dr McNab undertakes HGV medicals in the practice and is also Clinical Lead of the OOH Service in Inverness & Invergordon.

Dr McNab joined Riverside Medical Practice as a Partner in January 2020.

His normal working week is Monday, Tuesday (afternoon), Wednesday & Thursday.

Salaried Doctor

MBChB (Aberdeen 2009) MRCGP

Dr Goudie trained as a GP in the Highlands and Islands.  He joined the Practice in March 2013 as a GP trainee and as a GP from 2016. 

He works as a SCOTGEM tutor for medical students and supervises Foundation year 2 doctors. 

His normal working week is Monday & Friday.

Salaried Doctor

BSc MSc MB ChB DRCOG MRCGP

Dr Milton trained as a GP in the Highlands & Islands.  She joined the practice in March 2017 as a salaried GP.

Her normal working week is Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday.  

Salaried Doctor

MB ChB (Aberdeen 2014) MRCGP

His normal working week is Monday, Tuesday (morning), Thursday & Friday.  

Salaried Doctor

BSc BMBS (Plymouth 2007) AKC DiMM (UIAA) MRCGP

Dr Tabner trained as a GP in the Highlands and joined the practice in April 2020.  Her previous training includes three years in Anaesthetics and Intensive Care Medicine prior to a sabbatical volunteering in two remote rescue posts in the Nepalese Himalayas.  She has been a Race Doctor for ultramarathons in the UK and France, an Expedition Doctor on two occasions to Everest Base Camp and is a previous Faculty Member of World Extreme Medicine.  Her special interests include High Altitude and Travel Medicine however at home, clinical interests include women’s health and lifestyle medicine. 

Her normal working week is Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday.

Salaried Doctor

Her normal working week is Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday (morning).  

GP Registrar/Pre-Registration House Officer

We are a training practice and we normally have a GP Registrar with us completing his/her general practice training, and a pre-registration house officer undergoing supervision in their first year of employment. 

If you are interested in becoming a GP Registrar in NHS Highland please see the following link www.northscotgptraining.org

Dr Ellen Heathcote

GPST3

Dr Jonathan Byers

FY2

Nurse Practitioners are advanced practice registered nurses who are educated and trained to diagnose and treat acute illness and chronic conditions

RGN, BSc Adult Nursing

RGN, BSC Adult Nursing

Practice nurses are qualified and registered nurses. They can help with health issues such as family planning, healthy living advice, blood pressure checks and dressings. The practice nurses run clinics for long-term health conditions such as asthma or diabetes, minor ailment clinics and carry out cervical smears.

BSc

Receptionists provide an important link for patients with the practice and are your initial contact point for general enquiries. They can provide basic information on services and results and direct you to the right person depending on your health issue or query. Receptionists make most of the patient appointments with the GPs and nurses. They also perform other important tasks such as issuing repeat prescriptions and dealing with prescription enquiries, dealing with financial claims, dealing with patient records and carrying out searches and practice audits.

We are supported by a midwife, who visits our surgery three times a week for Antenatal Care Clinics.

• Monday morning

• Thursday morning

• Friday morning

Telephoning the Midwives

The aims of the District Nursing Service are to:

• Assist the safe transfer of patients from hospital to their home setting.
• Provide care to patients who are unable to independently manage their health care needs so preventing hospital or care home admission where possible.
• Support each person to obtain, regain or maintain their optimum state of health and independence and quality of life within the scope of any physical, psychological or social limitation.

This team can help you if you are unable to come to the surgery for your dressings, bloods, elderly screening check or flu injection and can help refer you onto other services such as Chiropody or Occupational Health Department where necessary.

Telephoning the District Nurses

You will be asked to leave your message on their answer phone, which they will check on their return into their office. Please speak clearly into this leaving your contact name and telephone number for them to help you.

Their role is to help support and advise families with children under five years old and elderly patients.

Telephoning the Health Visitors

If they are out and about or running clinics, you will be asked to leave a message on their answer phone, which they will check on their return into their office.