GP Training Team

The GP training programme in Tameside and Glossop is led by the Training Programme Director Dr Nicole Wild, who is supported by Dr Matthew Gandy (ST1&2), Dr Rachel Hill (ST1&2) and Dr Eleanore Lyons (ST3), the two Primary Care Medical Educators (PCME’s) responsible for the weekly teaching programmes and Rebecca Çapar, the GPST Administrator.


Training Programme Director – Dr Nicole Wild

Email: nicole.wild2@nhs.net

Originally from St Andrews, Scotland, I started my early medical studies there and subsequently completed them at Manchester University. Starting off as a Psychiatry Trainee, I switched to GP training in 2009, training in both Bolton and Stockport. I have worked mainly in Stockport and was previously a partner for 6 years in this area. I am now a Portfolio GP, working as a GP headache specialist, locum and Appraiser, as well as TPD. In my spare time I enjoy football, tennis, golf and spending time with my family and friends. I am fortunate to have an experienced and dynamic team to support me on this programme, and thoroughly enjoy working with the trainers and trainees in this area. 

Primary Care Medical Educator ST1 & 2Dr Matthew Gandy

Email: matthew.gandy@nhs.net

I graduated from the University of Edinburgh, but as a Mancunian, I always wanted to move back and work here. I completed my GP training locally in Tameside and then worked as a GP partner in Stockport for 6 years. I currently work as a GP and educational supervisor at Hyde PCN. I am passionate about supporting the learning and development of colleagues. Outside of work I love spending time with family and friends, and I enjoy all sports especially football and cricket.

Primary Care Medical Educator ST1 & 2Dr Rachel Hill

Email: TBC
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Primary Care Medical Educator ST3 – Dr Eleanore Lyons

Email: eleanorelyons@nhs.net


After starting working life as an accountant, I changed career and studied medicine at Nottingham.  I worked in Bristol before moving to Manchester to do my GP training, here in Tameside & Glossop. I am a salaried GP at Grosvenor Medical Centre in Stalybridge and the PCME for the GP ST3 trainees in T&G. The ST3 year is a busy time for trainees as they prepare to qualify as GPs and plan their next steps, and it’s a privilege to be part of the team supporting learning and development during this important year. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my young family and playing on my local netball and football teams.


GPST Administrator – Rebecca Çapar

Email: rebecca.capar@tgh.nhs.uk