Dr Chigozie Agbarakwe is a family physician who started his practice in Australia in 1995. His patients come from diverse cultural backgrounds and has experience to match that diversity. He has worked in various specialties of medicine including general medicine, skin cancer, paediatrics, psychiatry, Aged care, including Nursing home practice, general surgery, accident and Emergency and obstetrics and gynaecology. For six years, he was a visiting medical officer (VMO) with obstetrics rights in Temora and District hospital in the Riverina area. He is experienced in managing acute and chronic medical conditions in both adult and paediatric patients, operative and non-operative delivery of babies, in skin cancer management and minor gynaecological procedures including implanon and IUCD insertion.

Hobbies: Listening to music, dancing, Golf, Tennis

Doctor George Dade is a family Physician with 35 years vary experience from both developing and developed countries. qualified in School of Medical sciences Ghana in 1988 and is a Fellow of the RACGP His experience has been unvaried sectors of health industry including a brief stint working with the on-emergency ambulance service in Victoria. worked as a Medical Officer at the Goulburn Valley Base Hospital in Shepperton, Worked as a GP and visiting Medical Officer at the Seymore district Hospital. he has worked in various disciplines including General Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecologic, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Aged Care, General surge and Accident and emergency Medicine. Dr Dade is also a clinical teaching supervisor for Medical Students in Melbourne University, helping train the new generation of young doctor in working in General Practice and supervising registrar through RACGP. Experience in managing acute and chronic medical conditions of age card, IUD, and Implanon insertion, plastering of fractures, surgical excision of skin lesions as well as minor surgical procedures.

Hobbies: sight-seeing, Photography, Travelling, Music and Gardening.

Dr Ntsuke Enjoys all aspects of general practice. Including minor procedures, chronic disease management, preventive health, sexual health, mental health, dermatology, paediatrics. Also enjoys teaching/supervising junior GPs.

Dr Ntsuke grew up in Botswana, moved to Australia to study medicine at Melbourne Uni then decided to settle in Australia.

Worked in rural Victoria for a number of years before relocating to Point Cook. Values spending time with family (wife and 3 daughters).

Hobbies: beekeeping, gardening and woodworking

Ayesha has been at the Arrowhead Medical Centre since 2018. She is dedicated to her patients and passionate about health and wellness, in particular preventative health.

Ayesha earned her medical degree in 2009 from the University of Cape Town, South Africa, and continued to work in different areas of medicine including paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, family medicine, general surgery and emergency medicine.

Ayesha then moved to Australia in 2013 and went on to working as an emergency medicine registrar at Sunshine and Footscray Hospitals before going into GP training in Melbourne and receiving her fellowship in general practice in 2019. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her two beautiful girls and husband, cooking Mauritian food and pottering in her garden.

Dr Agborchi is a specialist GP who graduated from Medical School in 1998. Prior to coming to Australia in 2018, Dr Agborchi worked in several hospitals in the UK and New Zealand before completing his training in General Practice.

Dr Agborchi is a GP Supervisor and participates in the training of GP Registrars, AND Medical students

Dr Agborchi enjoys all aspects of General Practice including Obsterics and Gynae, Child Health, Chronic disease management, Mental health and Surgical procedures.

Doctor Uhuegbu enjoys his work as a specialist general practitioner, providing primary care with a focus on general wellbeing that is evidence-based. He has worked in the Africa, United Kingdom and New Zealand gaining a wide range of experience as a result. He is a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners, and the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine, and is an International Board of Lifestyle Medicine Certified Lifestyle Medicine Physician. His belief is that everyone should be given the opportunity to find their best health. His role in this regard is to support patients to make confident wise informed and healthy choices on their health journey.

My name is Tommy and I am a new GP Registrar. I did my education as part of the University of Melbourne Rural Clinical School, spending my time at Ballarat Base Hospital and Northeast Health Wangaratta. Subsequently, I worked at Western Health (where I was born!) for the past two year, learning general medicine, general surgery, orthopedics, mental health and pediatrics.

Now that I have stepped into the world of General Practice, I am working towards being a friendly GP, focused on holistic care and giving back to the community.

Outside of my medical career, I have a strong interest in board games, D&D and more recently, chess."