Hanover Medical Centre | Medical Centre Dublin Staff

1 Forbes Street,
Sir John Rogerson's Quay,
Dublin 2.
T: (01) 678 6086
F: (01) 670 6020

Staff

Hanover Medical Centre in Dublin is staffed with friendly, highly qualified male and female doctors and surgery staff.

Niamh Collins – Medical Practice Manager


	reception@hanovermedical.ie

Doctor Frank Kenny – General Practitioner

LRCPI & LRCSI MB BCh BAO (NUI) DCH
Frank qualified from the Royal College of Surgeons in 1994. He spent 4 years training in surgery, including General Surgery, Orthopaedics, Urology, Cardiothoracic and Vascular surgery. He then trained in both Adult and Paediatric Emergency Medicine.

He spent a year in Cheshire training as a GP Registrar. He then returned to Ireland and joined his mother’s medical practice in Trim, Co. Meath. He then worked as a Staff Grade in Emergency Medicine in Cheltenham and Weston-super-Mare. After spending a year in Australia, he returned to GP practice in Trim in 2006.

He is delighted to have opened Hanover Medical Centre in Dublin 2.

Doctor Mary Scott – General Practitioner

LRCPI & SI MB BCh BAO (NUI) DCH MRCSI MRCGP
Mary qualified from the Royal College of Surgeons in 1996. She spent 2 years in basic surgical training in Galway. She then worked in Queensland in Emergency Medicine. She returned to Ireland in 2000, and worked in Emergency Medicine and Paediatrics before moving to Bath, UK, for her GP Registrar training.

She stayed in the UK working as a GP locum in Bath and the surrounding area until 2005. After a year travelling, she returned to Ireland in 2006.

She is delighted to be working in the Hanover Medical Centre in Dublin 2.

Catherine O’Brien – Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) Practitioner

Lic. TCM
Catherine is a member of the Professional Register of Traditional Chinese Medicine (PRTCM). She spent three years studying in the Irish College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is qualified to practice Traditional Chinese Medicine methods such as acupuncture, moxibustion and cupping.

Acupuncture is part of an ancient and sophisticated form of medical treatment which originated in China but has increasingly spread throughout the world. It involves the insertion of extremely fine, pre-sterilised, stainless steel needles at pre-determined points on the body surface to restore internal health. The use of acupuncture is entirely safe in the hands of a trained professional.

Members of the PRTCM are recognised for the provision of acupuncture treatments by VHI Healthcare, Quinn Healthcare, AVIVA and the other main insurance providers in Ireland. For details of cover, please contact the Health Insurance body directly.

Catherine is delighted to be working in Dublin 2 at the Hanover Medical Centre.