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Pharmacist
Tobi Amadasun, male
Clinical pharmacist and partner
MRPharmS IP MAPCPharm MBA
Tobi Amadasun joined the Breckland Alliance in 2018 as lead clinical pharmacist. He works across all three Breckland sites. He became a partner at the practice in 2019 and helps support the leadership of the practices across the Alliance. Tobi has a background in community pharmacy, care homes services, pharmacy business development and general practice. He is a graduate of the University of East Anglia (Pharmacy), University of Birmingham (Independent Prescribing) and London school of Commerce (MBA). He has a passion for elderly medicine, type 2 diabetes and medicines management. A local to Watton, Tobi lives in the area with his wife Khadija and two young children. Tobi enjoys involvement in several activities within the community and is a regular guest speaker at the local diabetes society. He enjoys playing football, reading and spending time with family.
Adeline Low, female
Adeline joined Watton Medical Practice in September 2025. She is a graduate of University of Strathclyde (MPharm), Aston University (Postgraduate Diploma), Queen’s University of Belfast (Clinical Diploma) and University of East Anglia (Independent Prescribing).
With the background of working across hospital, community and care home settings in the past, Adeline has a great passion in supporting patients in understanding their medical treatments and getting the maximum benefits from their treatments.
She is particularly interested in supporting patients in respiratory care, elderly care and medicine management to promote safe and effective medical treatments for patients.
Adeline also enjoys reading, baking, playing badminton and spending time with her husband and two children in her leisure time.
Advanced practitioners
Rob Mackie, male
Advanced paramedic practitioner
McPara DipIMC DipIEEC DipPHC
Rob joined Watton Medical Practice in 2015 and has specialised in Primary Care for 30 years. Previously he was a member of the Royal Air Force for 23 years, seeing operational services in Norway, Falkland Islands, Bosnia, Kosovo, Sierra Leone, and Democratic Republic of Congo to name a few areas. Rob left the RAF in 2000 and started managing Helimed Aeromedical Services, providing helicopter emergency medical services to major sporting events such as F1 Grand Prix, WRC, F1 Offshore Powerboat Championships, World and British Super Bike Championships. He then moved on to serve with EEAST as a paramedic practitioner, clinical operations manager in out of hours and clinical director to CareUK in Suffolk and North Essex. He has 2 sons both in their 20’s. He is also a member of the emergency medical response team at Snetterton race circuit. His interests are generally outdoors/water sport based. He enjoys surfing, kayaking, climbing, travelling, walking, reading, listening to music and walking his beloved Jack Russell, Nalu.
Professor Mark Bilby, male
Advanced paramedic practitioner
Independent prescriber
McPara, PG Dip
Mark joined Watton Medical Practice in April 2018 following a period of working in acute medicine at the James Paget Hospital. He started his clinical career with the Royal Navy, becoming a Petty Officer, and has more than 40 years of patient care experience in both military and civilian settings. After working in prehospital care in both the West Country and Norfolk, including several years on the East Anglian air ambulance, Mark became one of the UK’s first advanced emergency care practitioners (ECPs). He was appointed an advanced ECP and team leader at Whitechapel walk-in centre, eventually becoming deputy lead clinician and leading its closure and amalgamation into the emergency department and urgent care centre at the Royal London Hospital, developing his skills and knowledge in treating illness and injury, for all patients. Missing Norfolk, he moved back to work in primary care. Mark was amongst the first paramedics to become independent prescribers. Mark is also an associate professor in medical education at Norwich Medical School and is the module lead for primary care on the physician associate Programme. Mark is married to Karen, who is an operations manager for the NHS, they live locally. They have five children and 2 grandchildren between them. Outside work Mark is a keen motorcyclist, both on and off road. He and Karen tour on their motorcycle, he is an enthusiastic cook and enjoys a glass of wine.
Suzanne Martin, female
Advanced nurse practitioner
Sue grew up in Leicestershire before moving to Norfolk to commence her nurse training and qualifying in 1997. Working in older peoples medicine at QEH whilst studying for her degree, where she met her nurse husband. She also had a career in district nursing, management, specialist nurse roles and a community matron. She has recently completed her Advanced Professional Practice Post Graduate Diploma to work as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner upon joining the surgery in March 2023. Sue has a huge passion about improving care for our older population. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and 2 rescue dogs, meeting up with friends and reading.
Iain Swetman, male
Advanced nurse practitioner
Iain comes from a military family and attended Wymondham college during the 1980’s, he also briefly lived at RAF Watton as a teenager.
On leaving school, Iain followed in his family footsteps and also served for a short period in the RAF.
After leaving the RAF he studied Nursing in Cambridge and then worked at Peterborough District Hospital in the Medical Admissions Unit and Accident & Emergency Department.
He later joined the Ambulance service and qualified as a Paramedic.
Iain moved back to Norfolk in 2007and in 2009 he returned to Nursing and has worked in General Practice ever since, he has gone on to further developed his Primary Care Nursing skills and is a qualified Advanced Nurse Practitioner.
As both a registered Paramedic and a Nurse Practitioner, Iain has a special interest in Cardiovascular care and has extensive experience in managing the long-term conditions related to Diabetes and the Cardiovascular system.
Iain lives in Norfolk with his wife and 2 daughters and enjoys walking and camping holidays. He also enjoys Skiing, Cinema and live music.
Debbie Coggan, female
Advanced nurse practitioner
Debbie trained in London and has over 30 years of experience in primary care. For the past 20 years, she has been involved in running a small GP surgery in Essex alongside her husband, where she worked as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) and Nurse Manager. She became a Nurse Prescriber in 2005 and graduated from the University of Essex in 2007 with a Master’s degree in Advanced Clinical Practice.
Debbie has a special interest in respiratory care and is also trained in women’s health, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, among other areas. She particularly enjoys acute medicine and the variety it brings to clinical practice.
She lives in Knettishall Heath with her husband, Mike, and their daughter, Sophia. She also has three grown-up children who have flown the nest and four grandchildren who keep her busy and bring great joy to family life.
Outside of work, Debbie enjoys keeping fit through yoga and calisthenics, as well as cooking and, of course, eating. She also likes to unwind with a good book.
Kezia Wilkinson, female
Physician associate
Kezia graduated from the UEA in 2021 with a degree in Biological Sciences. She then went on to study for another 2 years at UEA gaining her MSc as a physician associate. She grew up in Norfolk and attended Wayland Academy High School. Kezia enjoys playing sports in her spare time, mostly spending time at the gym, or playing netball in a competitive league in Norwich.
Healthcare team
Rebecca Willies, female
Pharmacy technician
Rebecca has worked within pharmacy for over 20 years, qualifying as a pharmacy technician in 2011. She has worked in several community pharmacies up until 2015 when she worked at a mental health hospital as a medicines management technician. She moved to Norfolk in 2020 and worked within prison healthcare as a wing pharmacy technician. Moving to primary care in 2023, to take on a new branch within Pharmacy and help make a difference to patients. Rebecca has a 5 year old child, enjoys doing many crafts including diamond art, string art and knitting. She also helps run a bi-yearly charity short mat bowls competition where she helped raise £17,000 for various charities including Mind, Great Ormond Street, Guide dogs and Marie Curie.
Claire Munt
Pharmacy technician
Florentina Nedelea, female
Community Health and Wellbeing Worker.
Florentina or for short, Flo, joined the Community Health and Wellbeing Workers team in 2023 and absolutely loves it! Community Health and Wellbeing Workers are employed by Breckland Council and work in partnership with Watton Medical Practice. They advocate for the individual and community needs, the aim is to focus on addressing the health and social inequalities by fostering connections between community and essential services, providing a holistic approach to Watton residents. For the last 13 years, she has lived in Watton together with her husband Dan and their son Matei. She has a background in Customer Service, Adult Social Care and Community Interpreting. Sher is passionate about the community she lives in, committed to helping people to improve their health and wellbeing, walking alongside them while they are re-building their own path. When she is not at work she likes staying active, taking part in different activities such as football, cycling, running but also likes baking, cooking for her family and friends, playing chess with her son or just relaxing watching movies. As a part time job, Flo is a football mum, chauffeur and her son’s biggest cheerleader so most of my weekends revolves around muddy fields, lost water bottles and the words “come on, ref!” but proudly building memories that will last forever!
Kathy Howes, female
Kathy is a Community Health and Wellbeing Worker, who works at the practice alongside her colleague Flo.
As a Community Health and Wellbeing Worker, she will work to create and maintain positive relationships between local residents and local support services, working hard to advocate for the residents of Watton.
Her previous roles have included supporting survivors of domestic and sexual abuse through their journey of recovery and supporting them to navigate the criminal justice system.
She has lived in the Watton area for the last 10 years with her daughter Jasmine. In Kathy’s spare time, she enjoys getting her hiking boots on and setting out into the countryside or further afield in the hills. She also loves spending time in her garden and relaxing with a good book.