Miranda Crealey

Dr. Miranda Crealey is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health at RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland). She holds an honorary consultant position in Paediatric Allergy at Children's Health Ireland. Her academic roles include curriculum development, assessment design, and medical education innovation. Dr. Crealey's clinical specialization focuses on pediatric allergy, particularly food allergy management in infants, children, and adolescents.

Education background includes an M.D. from Trinity College Dublin (2018), MSc in Allergy from the University of Southampton (2019), and a Diploma in Healthcare Education from RCSI (2020). Additional certifications include postgraduate training in Paediatrics and a Certificate in Healthcare Management.

Research interests span food allergy epidemiology, accidental reaction prevention, social impacts of allergies, and novel teaching methodologies. Her work emphasizes improving patient outcomes through education and evidence-based practices. Dr. Crealey has received grant funding for the National Children's Hospital Fund project investigating food allergy impacts in Irish youth (2018-2020).

Key contributions include developing an educational tool for mothers of food-allergic children (randomized controlled trial) and creating online allergy training modules for clinicians. Her research has addressed vaccine administration in high-risk children, neonatal radiography practices, and rotavirus vaccination impacts on hospitalization rates.

Awards and recognitions are not explicitly listed, but her extensive publication record demonstrates scholarly impact. She advises on pediatric allergy cases and collaborates across clinical and academic institutions to advance allergy care and medical education.