GP Partners
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Dr Krystine McKeagney (MB BCh BAO FRACGP MRCGP DCH DGM) QUB Reg 1994 |
| Dr Amy Geddes | |
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Dr Stephen McCormack (MB BCh BAO MRCGP DGM DRCOG) QUB Reg 1991 |
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Dr John Collins (MB BCh BAO MRCGP DCH DMH) QUB Reg 1992 |
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Dr Deirdre Kerr (MB BCh BAO MRCGP DCH DRCOG DFFP) QUB Reg 1992 |
The partners practise together as a non-limited partnership.
The Practice Staff
Practice Manager
| Jessica Barreda |
Medical Receptionists/Administrators
| Michael | Heather | Kathey |
| Kelly | Cheryl | Sarah |
| Lauren | Dany | Joanne |
| Joleen | Conor |
Our staff are here to help you and to assist in the efficient day to day running of the practice. They may need to ask you for further details when you telephone, so that we can help you in the most appropriate way. Strict confidentiality is maintained by all staff on any matter relating to the health of our patients.
Practice Nurses
| Nicola Patton SRN | Louise Collins SRN | |
| Angela Falls SRN | Amanda Gillespie SRN |
Our practice nurses perform dressings, vaccinations, suture removal and blood sampling etc, and can provide general health checks for our patients.
Healthcare Assistant
| Lyn Gow |
Our healthcare assistant is available for blood sampling, blood pressure checks, urine testing, ECGs, b12 injections and new patient health checks.
Practice Based Pharmacists
Our Practice Based Pharmacists will deal with any of your medication or prescription queries.
Hannah Armstrong
Lindsey Bennett
Health Visitors
Health Visitors are not directly employed by North Parade, but run the Baby Clinic on Wednesday afternoon.
GP Registrar
We are an approved training practice to which fully qualified doctors with a number of years’ hospital experience are often attached to gain special experience and training in general practice. These doctors, called registrars, usually spend one year with the practice and during this time carry out identical duties to those of the partners in the practice.
Medical Students
We are a teaching practice for undergraduate medical students from Queen’s University. At periods during the year a medical student may be attached to the practice to accompany the doctor during surgeries, home visits and clinics. Patients will always be informed when a student is present, and their permission obtained beforehand.
