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Your family clinic in the city
Open 9am-5pm Mon-Fri
(Phone lines open at 8:35am)
6 Little London Lane, Hamilton 3204
Tel: 07 839 5004
Email: reception@littlelondon.nz
Staff
Meet Our Staff
Dr Clare Harford
A Specialist GP, Dr Harford was excited to join the Little London team in 2019 and help continue the legacy of passionate doctors caring for their local community. A Hamilton native, Clare trained at Waikato Hospital and remembers being a medical student at Little London Clinic 20 years ago! Clare has experience in hospital and community medicine for all ages and has a diploma in Child Health. She is committed to providing clinical excellence within our compassionate and caring primary care team, to help patients and whanau achieve health and wellbeing in all aspects and stages of life. Clare and her family enjoy adventuring anywhere in the world, but especially in the forests and mountains of Aotearoa New Zealand. She currently works four mornings a week.
Dr Angela Glew
Dr Angela joined the Little London team in January 2026. An experienced GP originally from the UK, Angela began her medical career in hospital emergency medicine before completing her GP training in the rural Yorkshire Moors. She later worked in a busy practice in York city before moving “down under” in 2008. Since then, she’s worked as a GP in the Australian outback and across the Waikato in Putāruru, Raglan, and Hamilton East. In addition to working at Little London Medical every Tuesday and Thursday, Angela also works as a medical educator, training GP registrars across New Zealand, and is a travel medicine specialist who continues to keep her emergency skills sharp with regular A&E shifts. Outside of work, Angela is a busy mum, keen runner, and avid traveller.
Dr Ju Shim
Dr Ju Shim joined the Little London Medical team in April 2026 and works Monday to Wednesday. Originally from Korea, Ju spent his early years in the United States before moving to New Zealand, where he completed his medical training at the University of Auckland. He began his medical career at Waikato Hospital as a registrar before transitioning into general practice. Prior to joining Little London Medical, Ju worked at a GP clinic in Morrinsville. Ju enjoys keeping fit and supporting patients to develop and maintain active, healthy lifestyles.
Dr Steven Lillis
Dr Steven joined Little London in April 2026. Originally from Ireland, Steven is a highly experienced GP with over 30 years in clinical practice. Steven most recently worked as a GP at the University of Waikato Student Health Service and is currently the Clinical Lead for Assessment for the new University of Waikato Medical School development project. He has also held senior national roles in medical education, including Chief Examiner for the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners and Director of Examinations for the Medical Council of New Zealand. Steven has a Diploma in Sports Medicine, a PhD, and has published approximately 60 research papers in his special interest areas of medical education, neurodiversity, ADHD and mental health. Outside of work, he loves cooking.
Steven works at Little London on Friday afternoons.
Dr Rex Liao joined the Little London Medical team in June 2026 and works Monday to Thursday. After completing his medical training at the University of Otago, Rex spent four years working at Waikato Hospital, gaining experience across a range of hospital specialities, most recently in the Emergency Department. Rex later transitioned into general practice and has worked in GP clinics in Paeroa, Raglan, and Hamilton. He enjoys the variety that general practice offers and is committed to providing comprehensive healthcare for people of all ages.
Dr Rex Liao
Dr Gemma Herbison
Dr Gemma joined the Little London team in March 2025. Along with her medical degree, Gemma has a BSc in public health and physiology and has a special interest in preventative medicine and the management of long-term conditions. She is passionate about keeping people active and well, both physically and mentally, and is experienced working with older patients. Outside of work, Gemma is a passionate dancer. She is an experienced Pilates instructor, has run dance workshops throughout New Zealand, and still teaches contemporary, ballet and jazz to aspiring young dancers. Gemma is currently on maternity leave.
Wenjing Chang - Nurse Prescriber
Wenjing joined the Little London team in April 2026. Originally from China, she worked as a nurse there for two years before moving to New Zealand, where she has spent the past six years working as a practice nurse across the upper North Island. As a Nurse Prescriber, Wenjing combines her nursing experience with prescribing skills to assess and treat a range of common and acute health conditions within her prescribing scope. Working closely with the GP team, she can also support patients with ongoing medication management and repeat prescriptions whose conditions have been assessed as stable. This gives patients greater access to timely care and provides another option for care between their regular GP appointments. Outside of work, Wenjing enjoys exploring the outdoors and hiking with friends.
Alanis Hayes - Pharmacist
Alanis joined the Little London team in August 2025. Originally from Raglan, she completed her pharmacy degree at the University of Otago and has worked in several rural pharmacies throughout the Waikato. Alongside her role at Little London, Alanis is a clinical academic at the University of Waikato, where she helps develop and teach the Master of Pharmacy Practice programme. At Little London, Alanis supports patients and the clinical team with medication reviews and personalised medicine advice. She works with patients and their whānau to help them understand and use their medications, manage potential side effects, and get the best outcomes from their treatment. Her expertise is particularly valuable for people taking multiple medications or living with long-term conditions such as diabetes or asthma. Alanis can also provide advice about supplements, over-the-counter treatments, and the correct use of health devices and inhalers. Outside of work, Alanis has a unique family connection to her profession. Her twin sister is also a pharmacist.