State: NSW

Graduating from medicine in 1997 from the University of New South Wales, Dr Rita has been a doctor for over 25 years.

Having worked all across Australia in a wide variety of disciplines, Dr Rita has experience in Alice Springs Congress indigenous health, Bathurst and Prince of Wales Hospital emergency departments, St George/Sutherland psychiatry, general practice in Sydney and the Northern Rivers of NSW and she was also a doctor for the 2000 Olympics.

Dr Rita enjoys all aspects of general practice including mental health, chronic disease, aged care, indigenous health and LGBTQIA+ needs, with a special interest in women’s health. Priding herself in her care, Dr Rita loves the continuity and support she can give her patients in general practice.

Outside of medicine, Dr Rita she has two young children who keep her very busy.

An experienced medical practitioner, Dr Sarah has been a GP for over 10 years and has developed a with special interest in Women’s Health.

Outside of medicine, Dr Sarah enjoys going to the park with her two young children.

Originally from the UK and graduating from Southampton University, Dr Beverly moved to Australia, where she brings a wealth of knowledge to her patients, having been a GP for over 38 years.

Experienced in all areas of family & general medicine, Dr Beverly has developed a passion for women’s health and wants to use her expertise to help more women.

Graduating in 2010 with a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from the University of Medicine 2 Yangon, Myanmar, Dr Moet has been practising medicine for over 12 years.

Working in rehabilitation medicine for 5 years in Singapore, before completing a Diploma in Rehabilitation Medicine from the Academy of Medicine, Singapore, Dr Moet made the move to Australia in 2018.

Achieving her Australian Medical Council Certificate in 2019, Dr Moet worked for two years with Queensland Health including Wide Bay Hospital, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Services with rotations in different specialities. After completing her GP training in Queensland, Dr Moet became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) and completed a Certificate through the Sydney Child Health Program.

Although she enjoys all aspects of general practice, Dr Moet has developed special interests in internal medicine, women’s health, rehabilitation medicine, chronic disease management and preventative health care.

Outside of medicine, you can find Dr Moet cooking, reading, keeping active and traveling.

Graduating in 2010 with a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from the University of Medicine 2 Yangon, Myanmar, Dr Moet has been practising medicine for over 12 years.

Working in rehabilitation medicine for 5 years in Singapore, before completing a Diploma in Rehabilitation Medicine from the Academy of Medicine, Singapore, Dr Moet made the move to Australia in 2018.

Achieving her Australian Medical Council Certificate in 2019, Dr Moet worked for two years with Queensland Health including Wide Bay Hospital, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Services with rotations in different specialities. After completing her GP training in Queensland, Dr Moet became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) and completed a Certificate through the Sydney Child Health Program.

Although she enjoys all aspects of general practice, Dr Moet has developed special interests in internal medicine, women’s health, rehabilitation medicine, chronic disease management and preventative health care.

Outside of medicine, you can find Dr Moet cooking, reading, keeping active and traveling.

After completing her MBBS and internship in Fiji, Dr Farish migrated to Australia. After working in multiple hospitals including Westmead, Nepean, Auburn, WCH and also locum in private hospitals, Dr Farish moved to Dubbo and completed her Fellowship. Looking back fondly on her time in Dubbo, Dr Farish says that she adored her time working at Aboriginal Medical Services in Wellington, before she ended up settling in Blacktown.

Outside of Medicine, you will find Dr Farish enjoying outdoor sports or spending time with her family, including 3 beautiful boys who mean the world to her.

After completing her studies at University of Sydney, Dr Sophie developed a passion for women’s health.

This passion has let to Dr Sophie working alongside an obstetrician and urogynaecologist at St George Private Hospital, with a focus on supporting antenatal women with their nutritional and emotional health.

Another area of interest for Dr Sophie is metabolic health and weight loss. Dr Sophie likes to encourage a holistic approach with empathy and compassion to assist her patients in reaching healthy goals, improving fertility and reducing chronic diseases.

Outside of medicine, Dr Sophie enjoys reading and outdoor activities.

Having been a doctor for over 16 years, Dr Jolly is experienced in all areas of family and general medicine, with a particular interest in women’s health.

Proactive with her approach, Dr Jolly likes to motivate women to look after their health at every stage in their life.

Outside of medicine, Dr Jolly loves singing and spending time with her family.

With a regional medicine background after training in Bega and Shoalhaven, Dr Syeda is a GP who is also experienced in emergency and minor surgical procedures.

Although knowledgeable in all areas of family medicine, Dr Syeda has special interest in skin cancer surgery, children’s health and women’s health. Sharing her expertise with others is also important to Dr Syeda, so she can sometimes be found at ANU and Wollongong University teaching medical students.

Outside of medicine, Dr Syeda lives with her husband and son, they enjoy going cycling, hiking, swimming and fishing together. In her downtime, Dr Syeda likes cooking, reading books and painting

Graduating from the University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka with a distinction in obstetrics and gynaecology, Dr Arthikka then decided to migrate to Australia. Completing her internship at Mackay Base Hospital QLD, Dr Arthikka continued to work there as a junior house officer before becoming a full time GP in 2011. In 2016, Dr Arthikka completed her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Outside of medicine, Dr Arthikka has 3 sons who she loves spending time with, as well as listening to music, reading and gardening. Dr Arthikka also likes to devote some time to charity work in Sri Lanka.