Meet the Team

Dr Baverstock is the longest serving GP at Dolphin House having started here in 1983. He used to be the senior partner. He has three grown-up children and apart from medicine he enjoys bird-watching, photography, gardening, scuba-diving, travelling and the occasional glass of wine – usually after surgery.

Dr Morgan initially trained as a Pharmacist at Kings College London and then studied Medicine at St. George’s Hospital Medical School, qualifying in 1993. After completing her General Practice training she spent some time in the Pharmaceutical Industry as a Medical Adviser. She returned to General Practice in 2000 and became a partner at Dolphin House Surgery in September 2001. She is a trainer and GP appraiser. Her areas of interest include Diabetes and Mental Health. Outside of work she enjoys walking her dogs and putting her feet up with a good book. 

Dr O’Reilly, although half Irish and half Norwegian, grew up in Hertford and attended Richard Hale School. He then studied at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Medical School in London and qualified in 1996. Before training as a general practitioner he studied general medicine and thus has an interest in all internal medicine and specifically Cardiology and Elderly Care. As a result he is our main medical lead for Westgate House. With three children himself, he also has an interest in paediatrics.

His outside interests have always revolved around sports and outdoors and as his children are getting older, he is running out of excuses  for spending more time watching rather than doing that exercise. (London Irish and Arsenal if you really wanted to know). However realising that he is getting older, every year he tries to prove he is not by doing Olympic Triathlons or long cycle sportifs, this though just makes him older…..

Dr King grew up in Oxfordshire and went on to study for a degree in Zoology at the University of Nottingham. After this she remained in the Midlands, training and working as a secondary school Science teacher. She then had a brief stint in the Pharmaceutical industry before heading to Liverpool to embark on a Graduate Entry Medical degree. She completed her junior doctor training in Merseyside and moved to Hertfordshire in 2015. Dr King’s interests are in geriatrics, palliative care and medical education.

Dr Wills grew up locally in Harlow, attending Broxbourne School, before studying medicine at Hull York Medical School. Upon qualifying in 2014 she returned to the area to study as a GP, joining Dolphin House after completion of her training in 2019. She has a specialist interest in women’s health, specifically contraceptive provision and menopause care. Outside of work she enjoys keeping active and plays hockey at a competitive level.

Dr Hayes grew up locally in Hertfordshire and studied medicine at St Georges, University of London, qualifying in 2014. He completed his GP training at Dolphin House in 2021 and currently works as Salaried GP. He enjoys playing football and tennis locally and is currently studying for a diploma in Clinical Psychiatry.