Dr. Charlene Getty
Dr Charlene Getty (MB BCH BAO MICGP) has several special medical interests, in
dermatology, sexual health, and also women’s health, incorporating menopause, as well as
Mirena and Implanon insertion.
Originally from County Tyrone, Charlene attended Trinity College Dublin, graduating from
medicine in 2006, and then completed the Trinity College GP Scheme in 2012.
In her time off, she enjoys keeping active, going for walks, doing Pilates, and playing tennis.
Dr. Saheera Butt
Dr Saheera Ali Butt first qualified as a doctor in 1990 at Ayub Medical College, Pakistan, but
her learning did not stop there. As well as holding MBBS, MICGP, DCh, Dip Dermatology,
and Dip Musculoskeletal Medicine, Saheera has received comprehensive LARC (long acting
reversible contraception) training.
Growing up, Saheera enjoyed academics and was self-motivated, with very encouraging
parents. To this day, she says, “I am always joining a new course to keep myself updated,”
although dermatology and women’s health remain her twin passions.
“I love being able to help sick people when they are very vulnerable and it gives me immense
satisfaction when people heal mentally and physically,” she explains.
Saheera is married with two sons, and they are “all doctors in the household” – except for the
beloved family cat Maxine, who is nonetheless “very intelligent!”
Saheera also has a treasured grandson, good friends, and enjoys travelling, sightseeing,
gardening, and watching historical and National Geographic programmes on the television.
She winds down by reading, and particularly relishes history, Islamic literature, and the
Quran, with meanings.
In her own life, Saheera embodies the advice she would like her patients to follow: “Eat a
healthy balanced diet, be active, learn how to rest, do everything in moderation, and meditate
regularly.”
Dr. Dhia Basim Mohammad
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Dr. Malik Nusrat
MBBS (Hons) MCPS, MACP, MRCP, MICGP, DRCOG, Diploma Cardiology GP trainer with TCD/HSE
Originally from Pakistan, Malik graduated with honours from Karachi University, Pakistan back in 1998. He completed his Membership training in Family Medicine from College of Physicians & Surgeons of Pakistan (MCPS) and also became a Member of American College of Physicians (MACP) before moving to Ireland.
He started working in Ireland from 2005 and completed his initial two years General Professional medical training at Tallaght University Hospital and Naas General Hospital and later worked in different Irish hospitals (mostly in Dublin) for his higher Specialist training in General Internal medicine including Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Medicine for Elderly and Critical emergency care. He attained his membership with Royal College of Physicians in UK (MRCP) and actively involved in education and medical research with published articles.
He completed his General Practice training on Mid-Leinster GP training Programme in 2017 and obtained Membership of Irish College of General Practitioners (MICGP) and started working as GP in Lucan. He joined Ballyowen Medical Centric in January 2020, a large urban practice with a diverse population, which offers especially a great opportunity to migrant Irish community as he can better understand their socio-economic problems as well as he can speak multi languages which is of a great help to these communities.
He is particularly interested in Person-centred care and in developing patient and Physician leadership. He has a keen interest in Cardiovascular related medical diseases, including Hypertension, Ischaemic heart Disease, Heart Failure, Stroke, Lipids disorders as well as Diabetes, Men’s health and chronic Disease management. He also has an interest in joint injections and minor operative procedures including Cryotherapy.
Malik has a special interest in teaching and is a GP trainer at Trinity College Dublin(TCD/HSE), Irish College of General Practitioners. He is married with 2 boys and lives locally in Lucan. When he is not at work, you may find him walking out in local Parks, playing Cricket with his kids, doing charitable work and feeding the homeless in Dublin City centre on weekends.
Dr. Teresa Golden
My name is Teresa Golden. I qualified from Trinity College Dublin and have spent the majority of my career in General Practice in Dublin where I am from. I like the variety within General Practice and the broad spectrum of challenges regularly encountered.
Areas of interest include care of the elderly antenatal care, women's health, pediatrics and health education.
Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family, travelling and walking.
Dr. Angelina Dikova
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Dr. Martin Kavanagh
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Dr. Luciana Pereria
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Dr. Carlos Alvarez
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