Our Team

Mick has worked at the practice since 1994. He has an interest in making patient care more accessible and deliverable by the whole team in an often confusing and changing environment for patients. Married to Moira with 4 grown children, he also enjoys running and other outdoor activities. He aims to continue to work with a highly professional, knowledgeable and welcoming team of professionals at Eastfield Health for a long time to come.

Dr Bell has recently moved to New Zealand from the UK. He is looking forward to exploring some of New Zealand's natural treasures such as the Milford Sound, and also understanding the culture through watching shows such as Flight of The Conchords!

Dr Robert Ellul is a qualified GP who recently moved to New Zealand from Malta, together with his wife and two young children. He enjoys cycling and long walks exploring the countryside in his free time. Dr Ellul is looking forward to providing holistic, patient-centred care to the community at Eastfield Health.

Ang has been a Registered Nurse since 2002, and has now completed her Nurse Practitioner training with Eastfield Health. She is a Nurse Practitioner in primary care, respiratory and long term conditions. She has a broad nursing background from working as a Respiratory Nurse Specialist, RN in urgent care, and district nursing. She continues to have a passion for holistic, patient-centred care. Ang lives in Rolleston with her well-loved and cherished Labrador, Floyd and feisty cat, Dixie.

Rachel is our new Nurse Practitioner Intern. Her nursing background has involved providing acute 24-hour and general practice care, in both big city and smaller rural populations. Before starting her nursing career in 2012, she worked as a medical laboratory technician (in NZ and overseas), taught horse riding in England, and worked on a ski field in Canada. She looks forward to supporting our patients and their families to achieve their best possible health outcomes.

Tony is our Business Manager. Tony lead the project to shift across to our new building as well as pursuing ongoing development projects for the practice. Tony has worked in operations and project management roles for an injury rehabilitation centre in Christchurch and for health research institutes in Melbourne.

Kaye's history with the practice starts back in 1998 when she worked part-time as a typist and administrator. Over the ensuing years her job has grown to that of Practice Manager, a challenging role with the ever-changing health environment. Highlights of her role are working with a fantastic team, all driven to provide a high quality of service to patients.