District Nursing Team: Tel. No. 01978 711920
Anne Byrne
Laura Morris
Julie Barraclough
The District Nursing Team are a group of experienced nurses, specially trained to promote health and provide skilled nursing care to people in their own homes. Anyone is free to refer to the service which operates 7 days a week.
The District Nursing Team are a group of experienced nurses, specially trained to promote health and provide skilled nursing care to people in their own homes. Anyone is free to refer to the service which operates 7 days a week.
Health Visitors: Tel. No. 01978 711919
Olwen Bowyer
Olwen is a qualified nurse with special training and experience in child health, health promotion and education. She offers practical support and advice in a host of diverse situations, and to help you and your family, and is part of a wider health care team serving your community.
Her base is Overton Clinic attached to Overton Surgery.
Monday to Thursday 8:45 am : 5:00 pm & Friday 8:45 a.m : 4:35 p.m.
Olwen is a qualified nurse with special training and experience in child health, health promotion and education. She offers practical support and advice in a host of diverse situations, and to help you and your family, and is part of a wider health care team serving your community.
Her base is Overton Clinic attached to Overton Surgery.
Monday to Thursday 8:45 am : 5:00 pm & Friday 8:45 a.m : 4:35 p.m.
Sarah Jones
A Baby/drop-in Clinic is held every 1st &: 3rd Thursday 1:30pm : 4:00pm
McMillan Nurse: Tel. No. 01978 355156
Jackie Evans
Jackie Evans
Midwives: Tel. No. 01978 824890 - based at Ruabon Clinic
School Sister: Tel. No. 01978 711919
Maggie O'Sullivan-Jones
Every school has a named school nurse who can be contacted through school or at the health clinic. The school nurses role is to offer support to both children and their families as necessary, to promote health, and provide health promotion.
Also to monitor children’s health and development at school through screening of vision, hearing, height and weight, immunisations and any other health problems that may develop.
Every school has a named school nurse who can be contacted through school or at the health clinic. The school nurses role is to offer support to both children and their families as necessary, to promote health, and provide health promotion.
Also to monitor children’s health and development at school through screening of vision, hearing, height and weight, immunisations and any other health problems that may develop.
