Meet the Team

Dr David Stevenson qualified from the university of Southampton in 2009 with a bachelor’s degree in medicine. After working in various departments at St Mary’s hospital, he completed his GP training on the Isle of Wight in 2014. He has since worked at several Island practices, and for the past seven years has been a partner in a local surgery. During this time David has qualified as a GP Trainer. David has previously worked in the lower limb triage clinic at St Mary’s Hospital and continues to have an interest in musculoskeletal medicine. In 2022 he completed additional training in performing ultrasound guided injections. He lives in Newport with his wife, two children and two cats. In his free time David enjoys cycling, walking, and spending time with his family.

Dr Kirolous Henry Yousab graduated from University of Medical Sciences and Technology (UMST) in 2015 and embarked on a career in Orthopaedic Surgery, before settling into General Practice a few years later.
He relocated to the Isle of Wight to complete his GP training where he qualified at this Practice, under Dr Stevenson’s supervision.
During this time, he fell in love with the Island and has since made it his permanent home.

Dr Saunders is a GP with additional qualifications in Lifestyle Medicine and Women’s health. She is involved in the running of the Local Primary Care Network, is a mentor for others studying to become Lifestyle Medicine Practitioners, and also co-runs a local educational group for recently qualified GPs. She worked in Wales as a junior doctor, then Australia as an emergency doctor, before moving to the Isle of Wight.
At weekends, she is usually found at the local Parkrun working towards a new running time or volunteering as a marshal. She is interested in supporting patients to make positive lifestyle changes to support their own health, and encouraging the community to become more active.

Emma Arnold, is a Registered Adult Nurse who has worked previously as a Community Nurse, District Nurse Team Leader, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Project Manager, Practice Nurse and is currently an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in general practice. She has a BSc degree in Specialist Clinical Practice, a PGDip in Advanced Clinical Practice and is an Independent Nurse Prescriber. Her special interests are dermatology, skin lesions and adult neurodiversity. In 2009 Emma received the title of Queens Nurse from the Queen Nursing Institute, for her contribution to high quality patient care in the community. Emma grew up on the Island and has three children. She lives near Godshill with her husband and youngest daughter.

Tracey Winnall is a HCPC Registered Paramedic who has worked as a front line responder since 2005, initially for West Midlands Ambulance Service where she studied at Worcester University and qualified as a paramedic in 2012.
 
Tracey moved to the Isle of Wight in 2017 where she worked for the Isle of Wight Ambulance Service, and settled into Island life with her husband. She is a keen photographer and can often be seen out travelling the width and breadth of the Island with her camera.