Dr Helena Moore
Consultant Neurologist
Dr Moore is a Consultant Neurologist and Clinical Director at the Bon Secours Hospital Tralee. Dr Moore graduated from University College Galway in 1988. Dr Moore carried out her specialist training in both Ireland and England, completing training schemes in Cork University Hospital and the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford. Dr Moore has participated in numerous audits and publications. Dr Moore’s teaching experience includes; being appointed as an Associate Tutor at the Royal College of Physicians and lecturing in Medicine at the Unversity College Dublin.
Dr Moore has a Specialist interest in Dystonia, Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis.
M.B, B.C.h, B.A.O (1988)
M.R.C.P.I. (1992)
Professional Diploma in Clinical Leadership (2017) RCSI Royal College of Surgeons Ireland
Gold Medal in Obstetrics
Case Presentation Award Galway 1990
Journal Club Prize Cork 1995
Clinical Teacher Oxford 2000
Healthcare Person of the Year 2017 (Irish Healthcare Centre Awards)
Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford
Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Buckinghamshire
St Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin
University College Hospital Galway
Nasal Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation in Chronic Alveolar Hypoventilation. H Moore, P Finnegan, Irish Journal of Medical Science 1992; 161; 504
In Vitro Ciprofloxacin sensitivity of mycobacterium tuberculosis may be a poor guide to in vivo response to treatment. H Moore, M Cormican, J Flynn, JJ Gilmartin. Irish Journal of Medical Science 1993;162;434
Sequential Analysis for mycobacterium tuberculosis using polymerase chain reaction in lavage fluid from patients and bronchoscopes. D Noone, M Glennon, T Smith, F Gannon, RO’Dwyer, H Moore, JJGilmartin Irish Journal of Medical Science 1993;162;436
Lung Tumours in the West of Ireland. H Moore, RO’Sullivan, J Callaghan, JJ Gilmartin, Irish Journal Medical Science 1993; 162; 436
Clinical Presentation of Jaundice in Europe- Occurences and Diagnostic Value of Clinical Findings. Edited by SM Lavelle, Euricterus Project Management Group Published by Centralised Facilities Unit UCG, Ireland.