Meet the Team

Dr Davies qualified in Cardiff, then trained as a GP in Gloucestershire before moving to Oxfordshire where he has been working since 2007.

He enjoys all aspects of General Practice but has a special interest in Dermatology.

Outside of work he enjoys food, politics, cricket and rugby having endured many years as a Welsh rugby fan.

Dr Galligan studied medicine in Norwich and qualified as a Doctor in 2009.

She spent two years East of England practicing as a hospital doctor.

Dr Galligan then moved to Oxford to commence her GP training. She qualified as a GP in 2015 and since then has been working as a salaried GP at Marcham Road.

Dr Low graduated in 2011 from the University of Oxford. After 2 years working in various specialties in the East of England, she returned to Oxfordshire and became a GP in 2016.

She has a specialist interest in Osteoporosis and Adult Metabolic Bone Disease. 

Dr MacIver qualified from the University of Leeds Medical School in 2015, she worked in the Aylesbury and Oxford areas before completing her GP training at Marcham Road in 2020. She worked in the Oxfordshire area for several years, returning to Marcham Road in 2022 as a salaried GP.

Dr MacIver has a particular interest in medical humanities and how we can rethink our experiences as doctors and our patients experiences with healthcare outside of traditional biomedicine.

She completed a Master’s degree in Applied Medical Humanities with Distinction in 2022 and also works as an academic GP in the Nuffield Department of Primary Care at the University of Oxford as an NIHR funded in-practice clinical fellow.

Dr Nobes qualified in 2001 from University of Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff and went on to complete my general practice training in Bridgend. After working as a locum GP in South and North Wales, she did an academic job with Cardiff University and developed an interest in Palliative Care doing an MSc at KCL.

She joined Marcham Road Surgery in 2009 and have been a partner since 2012. Dr Nobes is a GP trainer, mother and does not have much time for other things, but likes cooking, gardening and gigs.

Dr Pope graduated in 1990 from the University of Oxford and has lived in Abingdon ever since. She joined the practice in 1994, initially as a registrar and then in 1997 as a partner.

She is interested in all aspects of general practice and specialises in inserting coils for contraception. She looks after the patients in a local nursing home and is the Complaints Lead for the practice. She is married to David and they have two grown up children – and a small dog.

Outside work her interests include reading, walking, travelling, birdwatching and gaming.

Dr Robson graduated in 2011 from the University of Oxford. He completed his GP training in 2018 and has been a partner at Marcham Road since then.

His main interest is in education; he is a GP trainer and completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education in 2022.

Dr Kate Trivedi qualified in 1997 from the University of Sheffield and completed her GP training afterwards on the Dorset Coast.

She joined the practice in 2003 as a salaried GP. During 2011-16 she took on a challenge away from medicine pursuing her love of the outdoors and setting up a walking holiday company. Now working back at Marcham Road, she is interested in all aspects of general practice.

She has two grown up children and away from work enjoys tennis, walking, cooking and travel.

Dr Sanjay Trivedi qualified from The University of Sheffield in 1997. He completed is GP training in Dorset, before joining the Partnership at Marcham Road Health Centre in October 2003.

He is interested in all aspects of Family Health and enjoys being involved in the education as a GP trainer and a Medical student Tutor. Socially he likes cycling, cricket, food, tennis, travel and is a long-suffering Leicester City fan. He is also, more recently, developing a love for Yoga and Qi Gong.

Dr Young graduated in 2011 from University College London. She moved to Oxfordshire for her general practice training which she completed in 2019 and she has worked as a salaried GP at Marcham Road ever since. 

She has a particular interest in women’s health and fits implants and coils for contraception.