Dr Sarah Rose, female
Partner
MBChB 2018 (University of Keele)
Dr Rose qualified from Keele Medical School in Staffordshire in 2013. She then continued with her junior doctor and GP training in the West Midlands. She qualified as a GP in 2017 and continued to work at a practice in Birmingham where she qualified. She later moved to Norfolk at the end of 2018 to live with her partner and got married in August 2019. She started working at Watton Medical Practice in April 2019 and has enjoyed working with a unique and diverse team.
Dr Oluwatosin Taiwo, male
Partner
Dr. Taiwo is a graduate of the University of Benin in Nigeria in 2003.
A member of the Royal College of Surgeons, he began as an orthopaedic surgeon in Surrey but found his passion in general practice, completing his GP training in 2021. Now settled in Norfolk with his family, Dr Taiwo brings a personalized touch to his patients’ health journey, with a focus on lifestyle medicine and a keen interest in musculoskeletal conditions. Beyond the clinic, he indulges in sporting and family activities, particularly enjoying obstacle course racing and CrossFit exercises. In addition to his medical expertise, Dr Taiwo is skilled in performing joint injections and minor OP procedures, ensuring comprehensive care for his patients.
Dr Lordson Onwubuariri, male
Dr Lordson qualified as a GP in 2025 and is dedicated to providing compassionate, kind healthcare. Dr Lordson brings diverse clinical experience, gained since graduating medical school in Nigeria in 2014, including impactful work with Médecins Sans Frontières.
Dr Lordson is passionate about accessible, patient-centred care and driven by meaningful human connection. Beyond medicine, he is deeply committed to sustainability (obsessive recycler!) and enjoys team sports like football, rugby, and basketball. Family time with his children is his ultimate recharge.
Dr Chimzi Omuna-Amadi, male
Dr Chimzi is a General Practitioner with passion for holistic patient care.
He holds a medical degree from the University of PortHarcourt in Nigeria. Completed his GP training in the UK.
Beyond practicing medicine, he enjoys spending time with family and keeping active by playing weekly football with friends and working out at the gym.
Dr Oyeronke Adeleye, female
Dr Adeleye brings support in comprehensive family medicine after diverse exposure to various fields of medicine after her first medical degree in 2009.
She believes in the value of the ‘cradle-to-grave’ approach to general practice, building long-term relationships with patients to manage their health throughout every stage of life.
Her goal is to provide empathetic communication, evidence-based care that empowers patients to take an active role in their own well-being. She enjoys music, spending leisure time on family holidays and a competitive chess game.