Nursing team

Faye Collins

Nurse manager

I qualified as a Registered General Nurse in Leicestershire in 1999 and later that year joined the Royal Air Force. During my military career I served overseas during Gulf War 2, gaining extensive experience in acute and high-pressure clinical environments. In 2004, I transitioned to civilian practice, joining Hampshire Police as a Custody Nurse. I later moved into advanced practice and leadership roles, and I am currently an Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Manager at Watership Down Health.

Alongside my clinical role, I worked for North and Mid Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group and subsequently the Integrated Care Board as Clinical Lead for Prevention over the last ten years. I am now moving into the field of research with Watership Down Health, focusing on improving preventative and long-term condition care.

As an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, I am often the first point of contact for patients presenting with undiagnosed conditions. I provide assessment, advice, and ongoing support within nurse-led long-term condition clinics. As an independent prescriber, I manage both acute and long-term conditions, prescribing medications where clinically appropriate. My particular clinical interests include prevention and diabetes care.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time outdoors, swimming, coaching water polo, and attending live music events.

Wendy Roscoe

Lead practice nurse

Wendy is Lead Nurse for the team. Wendy is also one of the lead nurses for Diabetes and will regularly review this cohort of patients and will monitor new insulin initiation. Other areas that Wendy specialise in is cervical screening, immunisations and asthma / COPD. Wendy is also the Lead for Infection Prevention and Control.

Theresa Inglis

I qualified as a Registered Nurse in 1986.  I worked as a staff nurse and then as a ward Sister in elderly care and gynaecology.  I became a Practice Nurse in 1996 and joined Watership Down Health in 1998.

Since then, I have developed an interest in respiratory disease, including asthma and COPD.

Hannah Haines

Hannah studied at the University of Southampton, training at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Andover War Memorial Hospital and the Countess of Brecknock Hospice before qualifying in 2006. Hannah nursed at a local nursing home and then full time as part of the Andover Community Nursing Team, until maternity leave in 2009. In 2018 Hannah returned to nursing. She completed the Foundations in General Practice Nursing at Bournemouth University and joined Watership Down Health in 2021 as a Practice Nurse.

Joanne Burke

I qualified as a registered nurse at Southampton University in 2004. I have worked within the NHS both on hospital wards and in the community, working mainly in Orthopaedics. I became an Arthroplasty Nurse specialist in 2016 and was lead nurse in The Orthopaedic Education and Follow up clinic at Basingstoke hospital. I began working as a Practice Nurse in June 2021 and love being part of The Watership Down team.

Rhianna England

Treatment Room Nurse

I trained as an Adult Nurse at the University of Southampton between 2019 and 2021, gaining valuable clinical experience working across Basingstoke, Winchester, and Andover Hospitals, as well as within community healthcare settings. After qualifying as a Registered Nurse, I worked at Basingstoke Hospital within acute and specialist services, including the Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit and Gynaecological Assessment Unit, where I developed strong skills in delivering safe, compassionate, and patient-centred care.

In 2022, I undertook a Master’s level Midwifery conversion course for Registered Nurses at Kingston University, qualifying as a Midwife in 2024. This training further strengthened my ability to provide holistic care, support patients, and families through important life stages, and work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams.

Following a short career break, I joined the Watership Down Health team in January 2026 as a Treatment Room Nurse.  I am passionate about delivering high-quality, inclusive care and building supportive relationships with patients and their families.

Lisa Beardmore

I joined Watership Down in 2013 and during my time here have worked in many roles. 

I began my time at the practice as a receptionist and dispenser moving into the role of phlebotomist then Health Care Assistant.  Wanting to further my career I studied with Solent University, Southampton and qualified as a Nursing Associate in March 2024.

Gill Delbridge

Kirsty McDowell

Tracy Kness

Shelley Caswell