Our Team

Gill Irish is a Registered Nurse trained in both general and paediatric care. She brings extensive experience from managing acute services in the NHS, complex care in the community, and nursing homes. As Registered Manager, Gill supports individuals and families, care commissioners and her team, ensuring Hamberley Neurocare Basingstoke is an outstanding service in which to live and work. 

Dr Mamo is the clinical lead for Neurological Rehabilitation at the Royal Berkshire and West Berkshire Community Hospital. Dr Mamo supports patients with traumatic brain injury, stroke, spinal cord injury and neurodegenerative diseases.

Marlene Noel is a Registered Nurse and brings her extensive expertise in neurocare to Hamberley Neurocare. Previously the Clinical Lead with a rehabilitation service in Bagshot, Marlene has held a number of managerial and Senior Nurse roles both in the NHS and the Private Sector. As Clinical Lead, Marlene supports our specialist nursing team and neurotherapists to provide life changing rehabilitation and support.

Shavina Patel is a Specialist Dietitian with over a decade of experience supporting patients to meet their nutritional needs across acute hospitals, community rehabilitation, GP practices, and clinics. She specialises in elderly care, neurological disorders, diabetes, and gut health, using evidence-based nutrition therapy to enhance rehabilitation outcomes.

After qualifying as a Dietitian, Shavina advised healthcare professionals on enteral feeding and nutritional supplements. She then spent over 10 years in the NHS, and for the last several years has provided expert dietetic support to private patients and rehabilitation services.

Passionate about improving lives through nutrition, Shavina focuses on preventing malnutrition, enhancing recovery, and supporting overall well-being. She values collaboration within healthcare teams and finds great fulfilment in seeing the positive impact of tailored nutrition plans.

Reece Lambert-Lewis is an experienced physiotherapist specialising in neurological rehabilitation and complex care. He works closely with residents to restore mobility and independence, delivering tailored physiotherapy programmes based on clinical evidence and individual goals.

Reece began his career as a Physiotherapy Assistant in a specialist neurological hospital, later qualifying as a physiotherapist and gaining experience in acute hospital settings, community care, and specialist rehabilitation centres. He has worked extensively with individuals recovering from brain injuries, stroke, spinal cord injuries, and neurodegenerative conditions.

At Hamberley Neurocare, Reece plays a key role in developing physiotherapy services, implementing personalised treatment plans, and working collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team to achieve meaningful rehabilitation outcomes. He believes in building strong relationships with residents, adapting his approach to meet their unique needs and motivations.