Out-Of-Hours GP Service Moves

Tuesday, 29 January 2019 11:18

The island's out-of-hours GP service is moving again.

Jersey Doctors On Call moved into A&E last May, but from today will return to its old home at the other side of the Hospital.

The return to the Gwyneth Huelin Wing is only temporary to coincide with training for JDOC receptionists.

Dr Phil Terry, who heads up the service, says they just want to make islanders aware of the temporary move and it's expected to move back to the Emergency Department in around three months.

Contact details haven't changed, with out-of-hours appointments and advice still available on 01534 445445.

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