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.
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 Jody Waters acquired her Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery from James Cook University and has been a GP for over 9 years.
She graduated with High Distinction and received the James Cook University Gold Academic Medal for her academic achievements.
During her initial years, she gained invaluable experience as a Paediatric Registrar and then Neonatal intensive Care Registrar, in addition to time spent working in Emergency Medicine.
She has also received numerous accolades including the Rural Doctors Association of Queensland Prize in Rural Medicine, RACGP North Queensland Sub-Faculty Prize in General Practice, JCU Mick McLoughlin Memorial Prize in Rural Medicine, JCU Ethics Prize, the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Mental Health Prize, and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Women’s Health Award.
Dr Jody enjoys all aspects of Family Medicine and has a special interest in Women’s Health, Shared Antenatal Care, Paediatrics and Mental Health. Outside of medicine, she enjoys spending time with her family.
An experienced General Practitioner, Dr Shilpi has worked as a Doctor in the United Kingdom and Australia for over 10 years.
With previous experience in sexual health in young adults, contraception and providing antenatal care, Dr Shilpi is always looking to increase her knowledge so she can better help her patients.
As a supervisor of medical students at Bond University, Dr Shilpi also wants to help our future doctors provide a high level of care.
Completing his medical degree in India (Amrtistar) in 2002, Dr Gagandeep brings a wealth of knowledge from India, the UK and Australia. With over 20 years’ experience working as a GP, Dr Gagandeep takes pride in what he does, always going the extra mile for his patients and ensuring they receive the best possible care.
Outside of medicine, Dr Gagandeep likes to spend quality time relaxing with his family and friends and visiting new places.
Graduating from the University of Cape Town in 1993, Dr Caroline completed her internship and then moved to Switzerland with her husband to live and work for 3 years. Returning to South Africa in 1998, Dr Caroline developed her knowledge and worked in all aspects of medicine, before immigrating to Australia in 2008.
Working as a GP in Australia for the past 14 years, Caroline has been enjoying the sunny Gold Coast during this time with her husband two children.
With 25 years of experience in medicine, Dr Ignatius is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and has a postgraduate fellowship in obstetrics and gynaecology.
Working as a GP Obstetrician in the Riverland community of Loxton, South Australia and as a service registrar of obstetrics and gynaecology at the Lyell McEwin hospital, Dr Ignatius has gained a lot of valuable knowledge when it comes to Women’s Health.
Outside of medicine, Dr Ignatius enjoys playing badminton.
After completing her medical studies at Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia, Dr Hana then relocated to Canada where she completed her specialty training in family medicine at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
The next destination for Dr Hana was the move with her family to Australia, and she has been practicing here as a GP for 11 years.
With a special passion for youth and Women’s Health, Dr Hana wants to help educate her patients as much as possible. She also collaborates with the RACGP to assist in educating and examining future GPs (medical students).
Outside of medicine, Dr Hana loves spending time with her family doing a variety of activities and sports such as hiking, biking, skiing and camping.
During her early years in Sri Lanka as a GP, Dr Kalyanie developed a passion for Women’s Health. Now living in Australia and practicing out of Maroubra Medical & Dental Centre, Dr Kalyanie is married and has 3 daughters – which fuels her passion for Women’s Health even further. Outside of medicine, Dr Kalyanie enjoys gardening, reading, meditating and volunteering for the religious events at her temple.
Completing her medical studies in India, Dr Nitya moved to the UK to complete her general practice training in North-East England. After finishing her studies, Dr Nitya continued to work in the UK until she moved in Australia in 2020, where she became a Fellow of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Outside of medicine, Dr Nitya enjoys spending time with her family, cycling, hiking, practicing mindful meditation and reading books. Dr Nitya also likes to volunteer her time at the Art of Living organisation, which helps people clear their minds with a complete meditation experience.
