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27 Jan 2025 | |
Guernsey | |
General |
She is one of five partners in the MSG’s 40-strong partnership who chose to move back to the island where they grew up after studying and developing their careers in the UK.
Before joining the MSG in 2023, she was a consultant geriatrician at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, one of England’s largest teaching hospitals.
She said, ‘Having grown up in Guernsey, it is rewarding to return home and contribute to a partnership dedicated to providing excellent healthcare to our local community.
‘As a geriatrician, I am really passionate about developing new services through the MSG to meet the evolving needs of our island, particularly as our population ages. Supporting and enhancing the health of older people on the island is a key priority for me, and I look forward to collaborating with my colleagues and partners at the MSG, as well as HSC, to meet this important challenge.
‘As a local, ensuring that the MSG continues to provide high quality care holds special significance for me. This is the partnership that has cared for and will continue to care for my family, friends and local community for many years to come.’
Fellow islander Dr Michelle Le Cheminant, the MSG’s Deputy chair, said, ‘I am extremely proud to see another local woman commit to the MSG partnership. With her expertise in geriatric medicine and determination to continue expanding her knowledge, Dr Copeland will be a huge asset to our community.’
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