Dr Myra Kamene Mpungu

A worldly woman, Dy Myra grew up in Mombasa, Kenya, went on to study in India and South Africa, then lived in South Africa before moving to New Zealand and eventually settling here in Australia.

Outside of medicine, Dr Myra enjoys spending time with her husband, 3 children and 3 grandchildren, as well as gardening, reading, designing and sewing.

 

Dr. Palmyra de Banks

Dr Palmyra has been a doctor for more than 22 years, has trained in maternity care and is also registered for shared care provision. 

Moving from the UK to Australia with her family over a decade ago, she became a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Dr Palmyra is known for her love of caring for her patients and helping people in need to achieve better health outcomes. 

 

Dr. Imelda Te

Originally finishing her medicine degree in the Philiipines, Dr Imelda moved to Australia and has been practicing here as a GP since 2009.

Outside of medicine, Dr Imelda enjoys dining out with family and friends, watching movies, reading novels and travelling. Some hidden talents of hers include being a member of a university table tennis varsity team and singing karaoke. 

Courtney Foote

Earning her qualifications within a rural setting, Courtney has been a Registered Nruse for over 10 years, with 6 of those years as a Practice Nurse for ForHealth.

Courtney’s primary passion for nursing has always been to provide accessible and preventative care within the general practice. She has achieved this by implementing various clinics to help local communities.

Outside of nursing, Courtney likes to focus on spending quality time with her friends and family, spending too much time at Bunnings adding to her plant collection and taking her pets (Selene the Dachshund and Cerberus the Pomapoo) on adventures.

Dr Elahe Arbabiaval

Dr Elahe has been a Doctor for 10+ years. She is a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. She graduated in 2008 from the Azad Medical University in Iran.

Dr Rahul Verma

Dr. Rahul finished his medical studies in India with an internship in 2008, then worked at the university hospital for about a year before moving to Australia in early 2009. After completing Australian Medical Council examinations over the next few years, he started work in the emergency department in Warragul and then Werribee Mercy Hospital for over 4 years.

In 2019, he decided to pursue GP training, and one of the main reasons for that decision was the ability to provide continuity of care to the patients.

He commenced his GP training in 2019 at Echuca, Victoria. He joined Campaspe Family Practice in February 2020 and stayed until he moved to Maddingley Medical Centre in February 2021. He attained his fellowship in February 2022.

He has completed a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from Werribee Mercy Hospital and can provide shared care to patients who are pregnant or are planning a pregnancy.

With his mental health skills training, he can provide comprehensive mental health treatment plans to patients with mental health conditions.

Outside of medicine, Dr Rahul enjoys spending time with his family (especially his cheeky 4-year-old daughter) and friends the most. He also enjoys cricket, PlayStation, photography and travelling.

Dr Ann Marie Uy Kimpang

Obtaining her medical degree, along with speciality training in obstetrics and gynaecology in the Philippines, Dr Ann Marie then migrated to Australia and has been a General Practitioner here for 25 years.

Outside of medicine, Dr Ann Marie enjoys travelling, cooking and spending quality time with her husband, children and grandchildren. 

Dr. Vidya Prabhu

With more than 12 years’ experience as a General Practitioner, Dr Vidya enjoys family and general medicine, along with Women’s Health.

In the Women’s Health space, Dr Vidya’s particular interests lay in antenatal and postnatal care, sexual health and contraception, as well as menopause.

Apart from general practice, Dr Vidya is also passionate about teaching and offers her time to future general practitioners who are still studying.

Outside of medicine, Dr Vidya likes to spend her time with family, strength training, yoga, and actively improving my personal development.  

Clara Wu

Clara graduated from Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics degree (Honours). She started in rural Queensland shortly after graduation and has been servicing Brisbane metro areas since August 2023.

With an Asian background, specifically from Hong Kong, Clara enjoys practicing yoga or pilates in her free time. She has recently picked up reading as well.

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