Welcome to the Queens Road Medical Practice website
We hope you will find the website as informative as possible, so please feel free to browse and look for the information that best helps you to access the services you need. If you have any feedback, we would be more than pleased to hear from you.
The Practice was formed in 1992 by the amalgamation of the long established Albany and Grange End practices and has been providing ‘Primary Care’ services to the residents and visitors to Guernsey for nearly 30 years. The Practice comprises of 19 Doctors, supported by experienced Nursing and Musculoskeletal Teams and operates from two surgeries, one at Queens Road in St Peter Port and one at Le Longfrie in the parish of St Pierre du Bois.
We are a team of over 60 people who endeavour to provide an excellent service and a warm welcome!
Please click on the links below to find out more about our people and the services they help to deliver.
- Appointments
- Counsellors
- Doctors
- Mission and values
- Musculoskeletal Service
- Nursing Team
- Practice News
- Repeat prescriptions
- Sustainability
Coronavirus
As the Island moves through the phases of ‘de-escalation’, we are moderating our approach to the wearing of face masks and the use of lateral flow tests (LFT) in the Practice with effect from Monday 4th April 2022.
The following guidelines will come into force on Monday 4th April and are consistent with Public Health advice:
Patients attending the Practice
- There is no routine requirement for patients to undertake lateral flow testing prior to coming to the surgery if they do not have any symptoms that might be COVID (cough, sneeze, sore throat etc)
- If a patient is symptomatic they should undertake lateral flow testing.
- If a patient who is symptomatic has a negative lateral flow test negative they should attend the surgery wearing a face-mask/ covering
- If a patient has a positive LFT please follow Public health guidance
- If a patient has a positive LFT and needs to be seen at the GP surgery, please call the Practice on 01481 724184 and we will advise you of the best course of action
- Patients are welcome to wear face masks if they choose when attending the Practice
We would like to thank all of you for being so helpful in these challenging times.
We’re looking for a full-time TELEPHONIST (36 hours a week Mon-Fri) to join our hardworking team based at Queens Road Medical Centre.
If you have a confident, calm and professional telephone manner, strong communication skills and you enjoy working in a busy environment, then you could be perfect for the role.
For further information or to apply, please email your CV to Mandy Regan, Assistant Practice Manager (HR) at jobs@eqrmp.com as soon as possible – closing date is Friday 27th May.
This weeks #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is flying by so todays tip is particularly relevant, #takenotice. Sometimes, with how busy our lives have now become, we forget to take notice. So today try and take in your surroundings, sights, smells, tastes … try and take a mindful moment to appreciate the small things. Feelings of loneliness can be all encompassing but taking a moment to be present and feel enjoyment from something you can see, feel, hear can help, even if momentary. Happy Thursday! Listen out to Island FM for how they will be taking notice today with thanks to Beauvoir Group for their sponsorship of this years #MHAW2022
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If you’d like to find out more about our social prescribing service, please see our website www.qrmp.gg or give us a call on 724184. Clare will be happy to help you.
Queens Road enhances social prescribing service
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Queens Road Medical Practice has launched new partnerships with The Accidental Zoo and Guernsey Conservation Volunteers as part of its free social prescribing service, providing an alternative to
** COVID-19 GUIDELINES FOR PATIENTS ATTENDING THE SURGERY WITH EFFECT FROM MONDAY 4th APRIL**
If you DO NOT HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS that might be Covid (fever, cough, headache, sore throat, etc.), from Monday 4th April there will be no routine requirement for you to undertake lateral flow testing prior to coming to the surgery and face masks will be optional.
If you are SYMPTOMATIC, however, please undertake lateral flow testing. If the result is NEGATIVE, please attend the surgery wearing a facemask.
If the result is POSITIVE, please follow Public health guidance and if you need to be seen by a doctor, you should phone the surgery on 724184 where you will be assessed and advised what to do.
Thank you!
#GuernseyTogether
You may want to update patients that they are still mandatory in the pharmacy, I brought my son this morning, no symptoms and negative LFT so didn’t wear a mask and then got royally ticked off in the pharmacy for not having one on!