Rolleston is OPEN!
- miriamm00
- May 14
- 3 min read
We’re excited to officially welcome patients to our new Rolleston clinic at 35 Masefield Drive, Rolleston. We have plenty of room for new enrolments.
Opening this new site has been a long time in the planning, and it’s taken an enormous amount of hard work behind the scenes from our team and many others to bring it to life. From finding the right location, designing and fitting out the space, through to preparing systems, staffing and services — this has truly been a team effort.
We’re also delighted to introduce the doctors working from our Rolleston clinic — Dr Miriam Martin, Dr Kelly Nunn and Dr Sam Martin — with another experienced long-term GP joining the team in July as we continue to grow our services for the Selwyn community.
Our goal has always been to create a warm, modern, community-focused practice that provides safe, high-quality, GP-led healthcare close to home. We currently have room for new patient enrolments and would love to welcome more individuals and families to Village Health.
Dr Kelly Nunn MBChB, FRNZCGP, is a recently Fellowed General Practitioner with a passion for delivering high-quality, compassionate care for patients and families in the community. She enjoys the broad scope of general practice, with particular interests in preventative medicine, women’s health, paediatrics, general medicine and palliative care.
As both a doctor and mother of two, Kelly values building long-term relationships with patients and supporting the health and wellbeing of the wider Selwyn community. She enjoys working in a collaborative, supportive environment and is passionate about safe, patient-focused care, professional development, and mentoring the next generation of GPs.
Kelly is excited to be part of the team at Village Health, where innovation, teamwork and GP-led care are at the heart of the practice.
Kelly has a Post Graduate Certificate in Women's Health and a Post Graduate Diploma in Paediatrics from the University of Auckland and a Clinical Diploma in Palliative Care from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.
Dr Sam Martin MBChB, MRNZCGP enjoys the wide scope and variety of General Practice, with particular interests in rural health and children’s health. Before moving into General Practice, he spent five years working in Paediatrics, giving him extensive experience caring for infants, children and young people.
Sam enjoys getting to know families and providing practical, down-to-earth healthcare across all stages of life. He values building long-term relationships with patients and being part of a community-focused practice.
Outside of medicine, Sam is well known for connecting with his younger patients — so make sure you come to your appointment prepared with your favourite dinosaur fact and best Bluey episode recommendation. He's also into running and you might see him if you go to a Park run in the area.
Sam has a Post Graduate Diploma in Child Health from the University of Otago
Dr Miriam Martin MBChB, FRNZCGP -enjoys the wide breadth and variety of General Practice, caring for patients across all stages of life. She has extensive experience in Emergency Medicine, having worked for more than 10 years in rural Australia, and has also completed previous training toward an Urgent Care Fellowship.
Miriam has particular interests in paediatrics, women’s health, musculo-skeletal medicine, and migraine management. She performs a wide range of joint and soft tissue steroid injections and enjoys helping patients improve function, mobility and quality of life.
As the owner of Village Health, Miriam is passionate about innovative, sustainable, GP-led healthcare and creating a supportive environment for both patients and staff. She values long-term relationships with families and delivering high-quality, practical care close to home.
Miriam has a Post Graduate Diploma in Paediatrics and Post Graduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from the University of Otago. Previously also an Urgent Care Fellow. Miriam also has an MBA with Distinction from the University of Canterbury.
Enrolling with Village Health is easy. Simply click on the enrolment link, complete the online form, and our team will take care of the rest. We’re pleased to be able to offer enrolments for new patients and families across the Selwyn community.
If you know friends, family members, neighbours or colleagues in the Selwyn area who are looking for a new GP clinic, please feel free to share this newsletter with them. We’d love to welcome them to Village Health.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us through this exciting new chapter. We’re incredibly proud of what our team has achieved and grateful for the trust our patients place in us. We look forward to continuing to grow alongside the Selwyn community and providing safe, expert, GP-led care for many years to come.
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