Dr Kelly joined the Practice  as a Partner on 1st Jan'14, although he has been working in the Practice for the past 4years. 

Dr Kelly worked in both the Ulster and Daisy Hill Hospitals in

a variety of areas including General Medicine, General Surgery,

Accident and Emergency Medicine, Paediatrics and Psychiatry.

He completed his training as a General Practitioner registrar in

The Old Schoolhouse Medical Centre.

He is a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners and

holds a Diploma in Mental Health.

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BSc, PhD, MBChB, RCGP

Having completed a BSc Biochemistry (2001), and PhD in Molecular Oncology (2004) at Queens University Belfast, Dr Draffin qualified from Aberdeen University in 2008. After which, Dr Draffin worked mainly in the Royal Victoria Hospital and Belfast City hospital, Belfast, and Daisy Hospital, Newry, in a variety of areas including Orthopaedics, Cardiology, Respiratory, Oncology, Haematology, Accident and Emergency, and Paediatrics. 

Dr Draffin completed her GP training with The Old School House Medical Centre in 2015, and is now a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners. To date, she has a specialist interest in minor surgery and family planning. 

Dr Doyle joined the practice as a salaried GP in February 2019 but has been working in the practice since August 2017. He completed his training as a General Practice Registrar here in The Old School House Medical Centre. His undergraduate degree was completed in Queen’s University Belfast.

He has worked in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Daisy Hill Hospital and in Craigavon Area Hospital, in a variety of specialities, including; General Medicine, General Surgery, Trauma and Orthopaedics, Emergency Medicine, Psychiatry and Paediatrics.

He is a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners

He has an interest in Minor Surgery and has a certificate in Palliative Care Medicine.

Registrars

The practice is now registered for training General Practitioners. A Registrar GP will be appointed to the practice from time to time and will work in the surgery for a one year period. The Reistrar is a fully qualified doctor who is finalising his/her training before becoming a GP.

Carol

Is trained in Phlebotomy.

Carol takes bloods & BP Monitoring on Tuesday & Thursday;s from 8.30-11am. An appointment can be arranged at reception.

Is trained in Phlebotomy.

Maria takes bloods & BP Monitoring on Wednesday mornings from 10.30-12noon. An appointment can be arranged at reception.

Practice Manager- Denise has worked in General Practice for over 20yrs, working in all adminstration, from reception to practice management

Carol has worked in General Practice for over 20years, she covers all aspects of reception duties.

Carol also holds a phlebotomy clinic on Tuesday & Thursday mornings.

Una has worked in General Practice for the past 12years.

Una deals with all New Patient Registerations along with general reception duties.

Una also deals with GDPR requests.

Angela has worked in General Practice for over 20years, she deals with all reception duties.

Maria works in the reception area and also has a phlebotomy clinic on Wednesday morning's.

Shannon, recently joined the reception team.

She works other team members, arranging prescription requests, answering the telephone and dealing with patients.

Tracey recently joined the reception team, after 20yrs working in a busy chemist.

Tracey's duties include, dealing with patient queries, answering the phone and arranging appointments. 

Practice Based Pharmacist

Tracey Scott BSc Mpharm

Qualified Queens University Belfast 2007

Tracey worked as a Community Pharmacist for ten years, before taking up the role of Practice Based Pharmacist in January 2017.

In February 2018, she qualified as a Non-Medical Independent Prescriber after completing a Post-Graduate qualification through Queens University Belfast, with an interest in Asthma.

She is a member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland.

Tracey provides prescribing support within the Practice. Her role includes:

Reviewing patient medications, dealing with medication/prescription requests, managing medicines after hospital discharge, developing prescribing protocols, drug safety monitoring, cost-saving.

Tracey runs an asthma clinic on a Tuesday afternoon, and can also be contacted for telephone & face to face Patient Medicine advice and support.

Practice Based Pharmacist

Maeve Devlin

Qualified Queen’s University Belfast 2013

Since graduating and registering as a member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland, Maeve has garnered wide experience across the pharmaceutical landscape; lending her expertise to the industrial, therapeutic, and clinical arenas.

Maeve’s footing within patient-fronted services spans years working within both community pharmacy and hospital pharmacy. Additionally, prior to advancing to the role of Practice Based Pharmacist, Maeve stepped into the posts of Senior Pharmacist and Project Manager, specialising in clinical trials.

Working within the practice-based team, Maeve provides prescribing support to ensure both quality and safety of prescribing within the practice. Her roles include clinical medication reviews, handling prescription and medication requests, reconciling and managing medications following hospital discharge, drug safety monitoring, developing prescribing protocols, and conducting cost-saving measures.

Maeve has attained her Independent Prescribing Qualification and specialises in management of Type 2 Diabetes.

Maeve can be contacted for medication advice and support.