Queen Square Medical Practice

MA BM BCh (Oxon) 1985 DRCOG FRCGP Dr Wetherell was brought up near York, and trained at both Oxford and Cambridge. Most of his General Practice Training has been done in Morecambe Bay. He has worked at Queen Square since 1989. His interests include Diabetes, Heart Disease, and Clinical Governance. He is the Lead GP for Diabetes in the Lancashire North CCG. Dr. Wetherell is the senior partner of Queen Square Medical Practice.

MB ChB (Birmingham) 1986, FRCGP. Dr Marriott went to Medical School in Birmingham. After his training he worked mainly in the North West, but spent 15 months in Auckland, New Zealand. His interests in the practice include musculoskeletal problems, Travel Medicine and drug and alcohol rehabilitation services. He has been a partner at Queen Square since 1992. He is Chair of the Urgent Care Board for the Lancashire North CCG.

MB ChB (Sheffield) 1989 DCH MRCGP Dr Bateman was brought up in Manchester, and trained in Sheffield. After a spell working in New Zealand, she completed her GP training in Glasgow, before moving to Lancaster, where she has been with the practice since 1994. Her interests in the practice are in women's health, and Family Planning. She is a Family Planning Trainer. She works as a job- share with her husband, Dr Johnstone. In 2008 Dr Bateman furthered her longstanding interest in women’s health by completing a Gynaecology Diploma for Practitioners with a Special Interest. Following on from this, the Healthub gynaecology, infertility and sexual health services were launched, which now take referrals from other practices in the area.

MB ChB BSc (Dundee) 1986 MRCGP Dr Johnstone was brought up in Bradford, and trained in Dundee. After leaving Medical School, he completed part of his General Practice Training in the UK before working as a Medical Officer in the Antarctic for a year. He then moved to Auckland, New Zealand, where he met his wife, Dr Bateman, who is also a GP in the practice. He has been a partner since 1994, and his interests include medical computing, and psychiatry.