A doctor who previously called for an investigation into the safety of COVID-19 vaccines after seeing a spike in myocarditis cases, has been dismissed by Guernsey’s Medical Specialist Group (MSG)
Consultant cardiologist Dr Dean Patterson has not taken part in patient care with the group since February 2025. Following an internal investigation, MSG confirmed that he is no longer a partner as of 19 March 2026.
The organization has not publicly disclosed the reason for his dismissal, stating only that its internal procedures had concluded.
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Dr. Patterson,who insisted that he was not an “anti-vaxxer”, reported observing a 500% increase in myocarditis cases in Guernsey in 2021 compared to pre-pandemic levels. He requested an investigation into these cardiac injuries and requested a suspension of mRNA vaccines.
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The Guernsey Press reports: The MSG said yesterday that the review found no evidence to support the level of clinical concerns raised by Dr Patterson.
‘However, as a result of certain issues identified by the Royal College as part of the review, further investigations were undertaken by the Medical Specialist Group in the interests of the safety of our patients.’
It confirmed that last month the General Medical Council imposed a 12-month suspension of Dr Patterson’s medical licence as an interim order pending the outcome of fitness to practice proceedings relating to him. Dr Patterson is appealing this suspension.
‘The investigation by the GMC is ongoing, and it is important that this process is allowed to run its proper course,’ said the MSG.
‘Separately from those GMC proceedings, following the conclusion of our internal processes, we can confirm that as of 19 March, Dr Patterson is no longer a partner at the Medical Specialist Group.
‘Every decision we have taken throughout this process has been focused on ensuring the highest standards of patient care. The safety and quality of care that we provide to our patients is our absolute priority.
‘Our cardiology service runs as normal by other colleagues within the team and by experienced visiting consultants. We are grateful to them for their commitment to our patients, who receive the expert cardiology care that they need.’
The MSG has written to all patients of Dr Patterson, who declined to comment when approached by the Guernsey Press.
