Diana has worked in medicine for over 25 years. She is a graduate of Sydney University. She has worked in the hospital system, general and private practice during this time.
Diana enjoys working with children and has a special interest in learning difficulties and children and adults with developmental disabilities. She continues to work at Ryde Rehabilitation Hospital on a regular basis providing Health Assessments to adults with developmental disabilities.
Diana also visits several ‘group homes’ where she performs health assessments to disabled clients.
Diana has published articles on Downs Syndrome and has researched the usefulness of the CHAP assessment tool in general practice.
She has also spent many years working in the area of Women’s Health and specialises in menopause. She is also involved in the shared antenatal care program.
Diana is also fluent in speaking Croatian and French.
Jane graduated from the University of New South Wales. She completed her residency at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, followed by GP training in Wagga Wagga, the Sutherland Shire, and the St George area of Sydney.
She has a special interest in women’s health, antenatal, pregnancy and postpartum care, and has completed training in Neuroprotective Developmental Care (NDC, previously known as the Possums program) which supports caregivers in breastfeeding, infant sleep and infant cry-fuss problems. She is also experienced in paediatrics, chronic disease management, sexual and reproductive health and skin checks.
Jane has completed the National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health for Doctors through Family Planning Australia, providing additional training in contraception, cervical screening, STI testing and management, preconception care, menopause, and common gynaecological conditions.
She is committed to providing evidence-based, inclusive and compassionate care in a safe, non-judgmental environment where patients feel comfortable discussing sensitive health concerns. She welcomes patients seeking advice on contraception, sexual health, HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis, menstrual and menopause concerns, cervical screening, and reproductive health. Jane values the unique continuity of General Practice and feels privileged to be part of her patients’ lives and journeys.
Outside of medicine, she enjoys reading, baking, and spending time with her family.
Tas is a General Practitioner with over a decade of medical experience, spanning across general practice, paediatrics, travel/tropical medicine and public health. Graduating from University of Western Sydney, Tas completed several years of paediatric training at The Children’s Hospital at Westmeand, during which time she also completed her Diploma of Travel Medicine and Hygiene in the UK.
From 2019, Tas has been working in General Practice across various clinics across Sydney. Recently, she has worked in a Sydney-based Public Health Unit and completed her Masters of Public Health.
Tas has a strong interest in paediatrics and is currently undertaking research in this field. Her other clinical interests include women’s health, sexual health, mental health and travel medicine, supported by further training and certification. Tas is experienced in managing chronic and complex conditions and particularly values providing high quality care. She collaborates with patients to acheive their health goals and support their health journeys through evidence-based parctice. Tas is passionate about creating healthy individuals and communities.
Outside of medicine, Tas is a mum of two, an avid traveller, creative maker and enjoys meaningful conversations over good food.
Since graduating from University of Sydney in 2014, Raleene spent several years working in Vascular Surgery in hospitals throught Sydney before transitioning to General Practice.
Raleene enjoys all apsects of primary healthcare and has a passion to deliver personalised holisitc care to each patient. She has a particular interest in minor surgical procesures which can be performed in the GP setting.
In her spare time, Raleene enjoys travelling and earing delicioius food around Sydney.
*Please note: Dr Sivabalan is not currently taking any bookings*
Sarah completed her MBBS at Western Sydney University in 2013 before further training at Concord Hospital. She has obtained her Fellowship in General Practice as well as additional training with a Certificate of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Mental Health Skills Training.
She has extensive experience in women’s health, geriatrics (elderly), chronic disease management, paediatrics and mental health.
She teaches empathy and communication to medical students through workshops with the Pam Mclean Institute. Dr Sivabalan has a warm and welcoming personality and is dedicated to patient care.
Sarah enjoys travelling, being outdoors, watching the NRL and listening to podcasts.
* Dr McCormack will be on maternity leave from May, returning in 2027 *
Lauren graduated from the University of New England/Newcastle, undertaking her internship and residency years in the Hunter New England region, spending time in both rural and metropolitan areas. She has since returned to Sydney and attained her Fellowship in General Practice and a Diploma in Child Health.
Lauren has a passion for all aspects of primary healthcare and enjoys working with people of all ages and backgrounds to deliver personalised, holistic care.
* Dr Bradley is currently on maternity leave, returning in 2027 *
Since completing Medical School at the University of Notre Dame in 2014, Katrina spent several years working in Emergency Medicine in various hospitals, before making the transition into General Practice training.
She is excited by the breadth of medicine which General Practice provides, and the opportunity it gives to provide health care throughout all the stages of people’s lives. She is passionate about people’s well-being and providing patients with holistic, thorough, high quality care. Her interest areas are paediatrics, women’s health, medical education and mental health.
In her spare time she enjoys being in the great outdoors, especially the beach and is an enthusiastic runner.
Sawako completed her Bachelor of Nursing at University of Tasmania and has worked in General Practice for over 10 years.
She is an Accredited Authorised Nurse Immuniser and has been trained to perform iron infusions.
She has a particular interest in Paediatrics and enjoys the varied role of Practice Nurse including immunisations, wound care and chronic disease management.
Mig has a special interest in heel pain, arthritis, dysfunctional tendons, general podiatry, paediatric podiatry, and post surgical therapy.
Behind every successful patient journey stands our dedicated administrative team, committed to providing you with seamless care and support. Led by our experienced Practice Manager, our team consists of compassionate individuals who ensure that your appointments run smoothly and that your needs are met with efficiency and warmth. From scheduling appointments to handling insurance queries, our administrative staff is here to assist you every step of the way. We take pride in our collaborative approach, working closely with our medical professionals to deliver comprehensive and personalised healthcare services. Get to know the friendly faces who make up our admin team, as they strive to make your experience with us as comfortable and stress-free as possible.
