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Pier Steps SurgeryContact Information
Opening HoursWe are pleased to announce that we have increased the opening hours at Pier Steps. The surgery will now open at the following times:
Pier Steps Surgery is not open at the weekends, but there is a surgery at St Martins Health Centre on a Saturday morning for Emergencies only. When the surgery is closed the calls are transferred to the Rohais Health Centre during the day, and after 6 pm the telephone calls transfer to the Primary Care Centre at the Hospital. About Pier StepsPier Steps Clinic is situated in the lower floor of Boots the Chemist in the High Street. This surgery is very convenient for people who work in town and perhaps need to see a Doctor during their lunch break !! It is also very convenient for people who are here on holiday. Many visitors staying at the Marina find this surgery very convenient, and we also see a number of people from Herm at Pier Steps. Although the surgery is small, it is well equipped and provides access to the other facilities of the Healthcare Group. The Pharmacy at Boots is very convenient should you wish to collect your prescriptions from there. Access is either through Boots the Chemist or via the North Pier Steps (by the Ship and Crown Inn). Meet the DoctorsAt Pier Steps there is one Partner who has help from an assistant. There is a lady doctor who works here.
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Dr Nick Paluch has lived and worked in Guernsey since 1982. He is a member of
the Royal College of General Practitioners and holds diplomas in Child Health,
Obstetrics and Dermatology. His wife is local and they have five children. On
a Monday afternoon he is available out of town at St Martins Health Centre. He
has a special interest in acupuncture and cryotherapy (using liquid nitrogen to
treat skin lesions by freezing them). For three afternoons a week he assists
with the Chemotherapy at the Hospital and Bulstrode House. 
Dr Mary Hotton
was born in Guernsey and educated at the Forest School and Ladies College. She
qualified form St Bartholomew's Hospital in London in 1988 and after that she
carried out her training to be a General Practitioner. She was also involved in
training future GP's and Medical Students. Mary is a member of the Royal College
of General Practitioners and she holds diplomas in Obstetrics & Gynaecology and
family planning with accreditation for coil fitting. She moved back to Guernsey
in 2003 with her husband Chris and their children Joel and Elizabeth. She has
particular interest in Women's Health, but enjoys the wide range of General
Practice and education within medicine.