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Dr. Maria Bradley
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Dr. Bradley qualified from University hospital Galway faculty of medicine in 1980. After working in Galway University hospital, qualified from the GP training scheme in Altnagelvin Hospital, Derry in 1984. Post-graduate exams include Royal College of GP in 1984 and Royal College of Obstetrics in 1983. Dr. Bradley says it really opens your eyes to the advantages that we have here in Ireland. Her special interests include Obstetric, Women's health, paediatrics and palliative care. In her spare time, Maria enjoys walking, cycling and occasionally surfing! |
Dr. Ciara Steele
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Dr. Steele qualified from UCD in 1996 with honours in Paediatrics. After interning in Daisy Hill hospital, Newry, gaining valued experience, Dr. Steele spent a year in Queensland, Australia gaining experience in Paediatrics and aboriginal health. She also spent time volunteering in Ghana as an undergraduate which was "a humbling and eye opening experience". Upon returning to Ireland, she worked in the diabetes ward in the Mater Hospital Dublin, and qualified from the North Eastern GP training scheme. Dr. Steele is a member on the specialist register of the Irish College of General Practitioners and holds diplomas in psychological medicine and diabetes care. As well as the above, her specialist interests are paediatrics, women's health, contraception, fertility assessments, sports medicine and teen health. Dr. Steele is also a training assistant with Burt CLG camogie team. |
Dr. Paul Grant
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Dr. Grant graduated in 1985 in Galway University MB BCH BAO Hons BSC Biochemistry. He interned in Galway University Hospital and following this worked with Dr Liam Bannan in Letterkenny General Hospital. Dr Grant then completed a two year general medical rotation in Mater Hospital Dublin specialising in endocrinology and diabetes.
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Dr. Michael Kennedy
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Dr Kennedy graduated in 1969 in Galway University Hospital. He completed his internship in Altnagelvin Hospital rotating general medical surgery and obstetrics and gynaecology. In Spring of 1971 he took up a post in a rural practice in Canada.
When he returned to Buncrana in 1974 he joined Dr Eoin McLaughlin and Dr Denis McLaughlin and has witnessed many changes and improvements in general practice over the years.
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Dr Leemol Mathew
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Dr. Mathew qualified from Kerala University, India in 1992. She came to Ireland in 1993, worked in General Medicine and qualified as a member of the Royal College of Physicians of UK (MRCP) in 2001 and Diploma in Medicine of the Elderly in 2004. She completed from the Donegal Specialist Training Programme in General practice in 2015. She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Mental Health and Postgraduate Certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Practice from Queens University, Belfast. She is also interested in medical teaching and holds Postgraduate Diploma in Health Sciences from NUIG, Galway.
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