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Our Doctors
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Dr. James Lynch is a highly qualified, experienced general practitioner of over twenty years. He has a special interest in medical education. Dr James Lynch is an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Melbourne Medical School, Department of General Practice. Dr Lynch is an Examiner and Mentor for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Dr. Sandra Lynch is
an experienced general practitioner of over twenty years with a special
interest in family medicine, paediatrics and drug rehabilitation. She
participates in the antenatal care of pregnant women attending the Royal
Women’s Hospital and the
Dr. Cathy Maclean is an experienced general practitioner of over 10 years with a special interest in family medicine, women’s health,
preventative medicine and mental health.
Dr. Maclean combines her medical work with a young family and is a
registered doctor for Better Outcomes in Mental Health managing anxiety and
depression.
Dr. Fabio LoGiudice has been in general practice for over ten
years. He has a special interest in
acupuncture and has completed post graduate training in medical acupuncture at
Dr Sara Rayner has previously trained at the Royal Children's Hospital, the Mercy Hospital for Women and the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre before starting in general practice. She has also tutored medical students at Melbourne University and is a shared care provider for pregnant women attending The Mercy Hospital for Women and the Royal Women's Hospital. Dr Rayner has a special interest in women's health, sexual health and paediatrics.
Dr Gabe Hammond has come to Doctors of Northcote having spent the last 6 years working in Western Australia, South Australia, Country Victoria and the United Kingdom. He has worked in fields of General Medicine, Geriatrics, Psychiatry and emergency medicine. Dr Hammond has completed his FRACGP ( Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Dr Charles Ouna graduate in 1997 from University of Melbourne and initially worked in hospitals in Melbourne and Albury. He has subsequently worked in General Practice for several years. Dr Ouna has a special interest in musculo skeletal medicine and is experienced in minor surgery.
Dr Simon Bridge is a general practitioner with over 20 years experience. He has worked in rural health, Indigenous health and mental health in Victoria and Queensland. His special interests include family medicine, chronic disease management, men's health and mental health. He is a registered doctor for Better Outcomes in Mental Health.
Dr Kirstin Jennings has come to Doctors of Northcote having worked at Fremantle Hospital (WA), Box Hill Hospital and medical centres in metropolitan, rural and regional Victoria. Dr Jennings has an interest in paediatrics, sexual health, aged care, preventative medicine, women's health and is a registered shared - care provider for pregnant women attending the Royal Women's Hospital and the Mercy Hospital for Women. Dr Jennings is also a tutor at the University of Melbourne. Dr Jennings has completed her FRACGP ( Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners).
Dr Elissa Stafford graduated from the University of Melbourne and has worked at Austin Hospital for several years gaining a wide range of experience, including obstetrics, paediatrics, general medicine, surgery and critical care. She has worked in General Practice in Melbourne and in Bacchus Marsh. Dr Stafford's areas of special interest include sports medicine, preventative health, dermatology and family planning.
Dr Amanda Wilson completed her FRACGP (Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practice) with Doctors of Northcote. She has since travelled overseas and has now returned to Melbourne with her young family. Dr Wilson's special interest include obstetrics, gynaecology, paediatrics and emergency medicine.
Dr Sybil Borthwick completed her medical training in 2000. Since then she has worked in various hospitals in the United Kingdom and medical centres in Melbourne including the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service. As well as Doctors of Northcote, she also currently works part time at The Royal Women's Hospital. Dr Borthwick's special interest includes women's and children's health, and indigenous health.
Dr Lee Teh graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2003, and worked at the Royal Melbourne Hospital for 2 years. He then spent the next two years working in various remote aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory and North Queensland. He has since entered General Practice, working in Footscray and Shepparton before coming to Doctors of Northcote. Dr Teh’s areas of interest include chronic disease management, diabetes and preventative health.
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