I have been a doctor since 2007, working in various hospitals in different roles and I have been a GP (General Practitioner) working in Wodonga at Albury Wodonga Family Medical Centre since 2019.
I am country born and bred and have a strong understanding of rural and remote medicine having done my GP training with RVTS (Remote Vocational Training Scheme) to become a Fellow of RACGP (Royal Australian College of General Practitioners). I have undertaken additional training in Focused Psychological Strategies (FPS) CBT counselling. I have lived experience of mental health challenges.
I trained in the Army Reserves and have a keen interest in ADF members’ and Veterans’ Health. I have Wamba Wemba heritage and am passionate about providing culturally appropriate and sensitive care to the Indigenous local community to Close the Gap. I have worked in an Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) in the past when doing part of my GP training.
I am an AHP (Authorised Health Professional) for Rail Medicals.
I am committed to supporting the health and wellbeing of my local community with a friendly, empathetic, non-judgemental and compassionate approach to healthcare.
I am your bulk-billing family GP for all consults. I am taking new patients and I am providing ongoing care for my existing patients. I have unconditional General and Specialist General Practice registration with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) – MED0001188567. I am vocationally registered (A1 medicare rebate). I have medical indemnity Insurance with Avant Mutual.

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