Dr Kerri Greene

Clinics at Spire Shawfair Park Hospital:
Alternate Saturdays 8am – 1pm

I am an experienced and compassionate general practitioner (GP).

I achieved my first undergraduate honours degree in Human Biology at The University of St Andrews in 2006 before going onto obtain my pre-clinical honours Medical Science degree in St Andrews. Following this I completed my undergraduate clinical training at The University of Edinburgh where I graduated with my Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBChB) in 2012. I carried out my postgraduate medical training and my GP training in South East Scotland within NHS Lothian. I am a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP).

Following completion of my GP training I was a GP partner in a practice in NHS Lothian for over fivr years before moving on from this to pursue a portfolio career as a GP. I work in palliative care in a hospice one day per week and I have worked shifts as a GP ad hoc within the out of hours service. I am passionate about medical education and alongside my clinical practice I am the Pro Dean of Medicine (Student Support) and a Clinical Lecturer at The University of St Andrews. I am also an examiner with the General Medical Council (GMC). I was previously a member of NHS Lothian GP sub-committee and Local Medical Committee and a GP representative for the Interface Group.

I have worked with the Spire GP service in Edinburgh since it began. I am interested in all aspects of general practice and provide high quality clinical care with a holistic person centred approach.