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Contact Details for Orthoptic Clinics in NI Sept 2014 ORTHOPTIC CLINICS IN NORTHERN IRELAND Belfast Health and Social Care Trust Royal Victoria Hospital Level 8A Tel: (028) 9024 0503 Outpatients Centre Tel: (028) 9063 3188 Grosvenor Road Tel: (028) 9063 4128 Belfast BT12 6BA Cli nician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Ms J Hanley Mrs P Anketell Monday - Friday Mrs M Macklin 028 9063 3188 Directly 9am-5pm Miss G Semple Miss C.McAtamney Mater Hospital 45-51 Crumlin Road Tel: (028) 9074 1211 Belfast BT14 6AB Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Anita McCaw 028 9080 2579 Monday - Friday Directly Knockbreda Health and Well Being Centre 110 Saintfield Road Belfast BT8 6GR Clinic Clinician Clinic Times How to refer Kn ockbreda Health Mrs Macklin Monday except 4 th Central booking office and Well Being Monday The Bradbury Centre Centre 1-17 Lisburn Road 110 Saintfield Road Belfast Belfast BT9 7AA BT8 6GR 028 95047770 Beechall Health Mrs Macklin Tuesday morning 2 nd Central booking office Centre and 4th The Bradbury Centre Wellbeing and 1-17 Lisburn Road Treatment Centre Wednesday pms Belfast 21 Andersonstown BT9 7AA Road , 028 95047770 Belfast BT11 9AF Updated September 2014 Carlisle Centre Miss A McCaw Tues am and Thurs Central booking office Carlisle Wellbeing and Miss G Semple pm The Bradbury Centre Treatment Centre 1-17 Lisburn Road 40 Antrim Road Belfast Belfast BT9 7AA BT15 2AX 028 95047770 The Arches Mrs Macklin Tueday Morning Central booking office 1 Westminster 1st and 3rd The Bradbury Centre Avenue North 1-17 Lisburn Road Belfast Belfast BT4 1NS BT9 7AA 028 95047770 Fleming Fulton Special School Upper Malone Road Tel: (028) 9061 1917 Belfast BT9 6TY Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Miss G .Semple Alternate Tuesdays 028 9061 3877 School patients a.m. term time only Updated September 2014 South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust Orthoptic Clinic First Floor ULSTER HOSPITAL Dundonald Tel: (028) 9048 4511 Belfast BT16 1RH (Ards area patients are seen at the Ulster Hospital) Clinician Contact number Clinic Times Type of Clinic How to Refer Miss Dolan 9-5pm 028 9048 4511 Mon/Tues/We Ext 3370 9-2.30 Friday Written referral to Messages can be Mrs Giles (refraction Dr PAEDIATRIC the Ulster left on answer LKelly Wed am & ADULT Hospital machine Ulster & Monday lunch session Miss Watson Ards Refraction (Not July and queries ext 2816 August) Orthoptic Clinic BANGOR HEALTH CENTRE Newtownards Road Tel: (028) 9151 5200 Bangor BT20 4LD Clinician Contact number Clinic Times Type of Clinic How to Refer Mrs Bates Written r eferrals to Central booking Office AHPs 9-5pm 1st Floor –Main Monday, Block Wednesday Downshire &Thursdays PAEDIATRIC Hospital, 028 9151 5307 ONLY Ardglass road (Refraction Tues Downpatrick pm R.Robinson. BT30 6RA 1Tues am per (Adults to be month referred to the CMcAfee) Ulster Hospital) Updated September 2014 South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust Lisburn Health Centre Linenhall Street Tel: (028) 9260 3177 Lisburn Fax: (028) 9250 1307 BT28 1LU Clinician Contact number Clinic Times Type of Clinic How to Refer Miss Watson Tuesday& Wednesday Written referrals 9 to 5pm to Central booking Office Thursday 9 to AHPs Mrs McCann 7pm 1st Floor –Main PAEDIATRIC & Friday 9.30 to Block 02892501269 ADULT 4.30pm Downshire (refraction Thurs Hospital, am &PM Ardglass Road Mrs Fox J.McCrudden Downpatrick &3Tues ams per BT30 6RA month) CMcAfee Stewartstown Road Health Centre, Belfast 212 Stewartstown Road Tel: (028) 9060 2705 Belfast BT17 0FB Clinician Contact number Clinic Times Type of Clinic How to Refer Mrs Fox Written referrals to Central Wednesday/ booking Office Thursday AHP 1.30pm to 1st Floor –Main PAEDIATRIC 028 90602705 4.15pm Block ONLY (Refraction Wed Downshire pm) Hospital, Dr L.Kelly(not Ardglass road July &Aug) Downpatrick BT30 6RA Updated September 2014 South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust Orthoptic Clinic Outpatients DOWNE HOSPITAL Tel: (028) 4461 3016 2 Struellwells Road Fax: (028) 4461 7915 Downpatrick BT30 6RL Clinician Contact number Clinic Times Type of Clinic How to Refer Mrs S.Robinson 9 to 5 Monday & Thursday Occasional Send referrals Mrs H.Robinson Tuesdays direct to PAEDIATRIC & Mrs S.Robinson 02844613311 ADULT C.McAfee Orthoptic Clinic (refraction in Downe Miss Watson Mondays Hospital alternates from 1 to 2 sessions per week Any enquiries regarding the service can be made to: Miss Patricia Dolan , Acting Lead Professional Orthoptist, South Eastern Trust Orthoptic Clinic. First Floor, Ulster Hospital, Upper Newtownards Road Dundonald, BT16 1RH Tel: (028) 9048 4511 Ext 3370 Updated September 2014 Southern Health and Social Care Trust Craigavon Area Hospital 68 Lurgan Road Tel: (028) 3833 4444 Craigavon Portadown BT63 5QQ Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Megan Watson DIRECT REFERRALS FOR ALL ORTHOPTIC 028 3861 2182 Thursday CLINICS TO BE Karen McCurdy SENT TO ORTHOPTIC DEPT CARAIGAVON AREA HOSPITAL Banbridge H&SS Centre Scarva Road Tel: (028) 3833 4400 Banbridge BT32 3QD Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Clare Stevenson 028 3861 2182 Friday As above Portadown Health Centre Tavanagh Avenue Tel: (028) 3835 1145 Portadown Fax: (028) 3836 0582 BT62 3BU Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Karen McCurdy 028 3861 2182 Monday Wednesday As above Lurgan H&SS Centre 100 Sloan Street Tel: (028) 3832 7824 Craigavon BT66 8NT Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Clare Stevenson Monday 028 3861 2182 As above Megan Watson Tuesday Updated September 2014 Southern Health and Social Care Trust Thomas Street Clinic Dungannon 38 Thomas Street Tel: (028) 8772 3101 Dungannon County Tyrone BT70 1HS Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Megan Watson 028 3861 2182 Tuesday Friday As above Karen McCurdy Armagh Community Hospital Tower Hill Tel: (028) 3752 2281 Armagh BT61 9DR Clinic ian Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Karen McCurdy 028 3861 2182 Thursday As above Megan Watson Daisy Hill Hospital 5 Hospital Road Tel: (028) 3083 5000 Newry BT35 8DR Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Megan Watson Monday Tuesday am 028 3861 2182 As above Karen McCurdy Wednesday, Thursday, Any enquiries regarding the service can be made to: Mrs Clare Stevenson, Orthoptic Services Manager Orthoptic Department, Craigavon Area Hospital Tel: 028 38 612182 Updated September 2014 Western Health and Social Care Trust Altnagelvin Hospital Tel: (028) 7134 5171 ext 215154 Glenshane Road Londonderry BT47 6SB Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Patrick McCance Lisa Wallace 028 71611424 Monday - Friday Directly David Wright Lesley Davis Tyrone County Hospital Tel: (028) 8283 3100 ext 232137 Hospital Road Omagh BT79 0AP Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Audrey McBride 028 8283 3176 Monday - Friday Directly Cathy Donnelly South West Acute Hospital 124 Irvinestown Road Tel: (028) 6638 2000 Enniskillen Co Fermanagh BT74 6DN Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Ann-Marie Peace 028 6638 2174 Monday - Friday Directly Cathy Donnelly Roe Valley Hospital Irish Green Street Tel: (028) 7776 1120 Limavady BT49 9EU Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer David Wright Forward referral to 028 71611424 Monday Altnagelvin Hospital Updated September 2014 Western Health and Social Care Trust Shantallow Health Centre 64 Racecourse Road Tel: (028) 7135 3344 Londonderry BT48 8DS Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Patrick McCance Forward referral to 028 71611424 1st & 3 rd Thursday pm Altnagelvin Hospital Strabane Health Centre Upper Main Street Tel: (028) 7138 4100 Strabane BT82 8AR Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Lisa Wallace Forward referral to 028 71611424 Wednesday Altnagelvin Hospital Castlederg Health Clinic 33a Main Street Tel: (028) 8167 1406 Castlederg BT81 7AS Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Audrey McBride Forward referral to 1st , 3 rd & 5 th 028 8283 3176 Tyrone County Wednesday Hospital Fintona Health Centre 33 Dromore Road Tel: (028) 8284 1203 Omagh BT78 2BB Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Audrey McBride Forward referral to 028 8283 3176 1st Monday Tyrone County Hospital Updated September 2014 Western Health and Social Care Trust Belleek Health Centre Belleek Health Centre Tel: (028) 6865 8382 Rathmore Clinic Belleek BT93 3FY Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Annmarie Peace Forward referral to 028 6638 2174 1st Friday South West Acute Hospital Irvinestown Health Centre Church Street Tel: (028) 6862 1212 Irvinestown BT94 1EH Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Annmarie Peace Forward referral to 028 6638 2174 1st Monday South West Acute Hospital Lisnaskea Health Centre Drumhaw Tel: (028) 6772 1566 Lisnaskea BT92 0JB Clinician Contact number Clinic Times How to Refer Cathy Donnelly Forward referral to 028 6638 2174 3rd Thursday South West Acute Hospital Any enquiries relating to the service may be made to: Mr Patrick McCance , Orthoptic Services Manager, Orthoptic Department, Altnagelvin Hospital, Londonderry Tel: 028 71611424 Updated September 2014 Northern Health and Social Care Trust Antrim Area Hospital Outpatients 2 Tel: (028) 9442 4000 45 Bush Road Antrim BT41 2RL Clinician Contact nu mber Clinic Times How to Refer Ms Jenni Patterson Directly to: Orthoptic Admin Miss Katherine 028 9442 4000 Office, 1 st Floor Rear Minihan Spine, Braid Valley Miss Aileen Owens site, Cushendall Road, Ballymena. BT43 6HL Braid Valley Hospital Ballymena Outpatients 1 Tel: (028) 2563 5200 Cushendall Rd Ballymena BT43 6HL Clinician Contact number
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