Dr. Fergus Mason
Graduated from Trinity College, Dublin, M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.,1985
Diploma in Child Health, 1988
Diploma in Obstetrics, 1988
Membership of Irish College of General Practice, 1989
Membership of The Royal College of General Practice, 1989
Licentiate of The Medical Council of Canada, 1990
Membership of The College of Family Physicians of Canada, 1992
Fergus was educated in Castleknock College and Trinity College Dublin and qualified in Medicine in 1985.
His speciality GP Training was with the Dublin GP Training Scheme (Trinity College scheme).
He completed rotations in: – Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine (St. Vincent’s University Hospital); Paediatrics (CHI, Crumlin) and Obstetrics & Gynecology (The Coombe Women’s Hospital).
He completed his GP Registrar / Trainee year with The Sheehan Practice, in Glasthule, Co Dublin.
He practiced then in Vancouver Island, British Columbia, in 1989.
He was a GP partner in Port McNeill and Clinical Tutor with the Department of Family Practice, at UBC ( University of British Columbia), Vancouver. This post included much Emergency Medicine and Obstetrics. It also involved Wilderness Medicine, and many travels weekly by Helicopter and Sea-planes to remote Native Indian clinics.
He returned to Dublin in 1993, to become a GP Partner.
Fergus has a speciality interest in being a Generalist in many areas: – Sports Medicine, Women’s Health, Psychological Medicine, Paediatrics, Men’s Health, GP Cancer Care, Chronic Pain and Elder Care.
He is actively involved in GP Medical Education.
He is a Postgraduate GP Trainer with the Trinity College/ HSE GP Training scheme. He has been involved with GP Registrar training for over 30 years.
He was a GP Tutor to Trinity College medical school students.
He is an active CME member (Continuing Medical Education) in Dun Laoghaire, with the Irish College of General Practitioners.
Fergus is married with 3 children. He is interested in sports and sail racing in Dublin Bay.