Studied in Sri Lanka and graduated in 1996. Fellow of Australian College of GP since December 2009. Special interests: Ophthalmology, Neurology, Emergency Medicine and Mental Health.

Studied in Sri Lanka and graduated in 1996. Special interests: Diploma in Child Health, Certificate in Woman’s Health, Certificated in Clinician Performed Ultrasound.

Fellow of the Australian college of general practitioners (FRACGP) Diploma of Child Health(Syd Children Hospital) special interest in women's health and antenatal care.

Studies in Syria and graduated from Aleppo University in 2000. FRACGP Special interests: Chronic Disease Management

Dr. Sarenjit Kaur completed her medical studies in 2008, dedicated female General Practitioner with medical experience and emergency medicine. She is passionate about general medicine, elderly care, nutrition and women’s health. She brings a holistic approach to patient care.

Dr Sarenjit is fluent in English, Malay, Bahasa Indonesia, Punjabi and Hindi enabling her to connect with patients from all walks of life and ensuring every voice is heard in their care journey.

Dr Rebecca Newton is a registrar with RACGP. She graduated from the University of Wollongong in 2021 and has been working in the NT, primarily Alice Springs since graduation. Having grown up in Wollongong, she has returned home to complete her general practice training.

Her medical interests include Indigenous health, chronic disease management, palliative care, geriatrics and paediatrics. Outside of work, she enjoys running, travelling, cooking and spending time with friends and family.

Dr. Nour Baghdour is a dedicated general practitioner with over 20 years of experience in family and community medicine. A graduate of Aleppo University, Syria, she brings a compassionate, patient-centered approach to healthcare, with special interests in women’s health, mental health, paediatric care, chronic disease management, and pregnancy follow-up. Nour is known for her warm, approachable manner and her commitment to supporting patients through every stage of life. Outside of her medical practice, she enjoys traveling and exploring global cuisines, bringing the same curiosity and care to her personal life as she does to her profession.

Dr Olivia Thornett studied in London, UK. MBBS MSc (University of London) MRCGP. She has also achieved fellowship from the Royal Australian College of GPs (FRACGP).

Her warm and compassionate approach focuses on holistic & thorough care. She has a patient-centred approach, valuing getting to know patients and their families and providing high quality care.

She has special interests and additional training in Women’s Health with diplomas: DRCOG and DFSRH. She is also trained in contraceptive coil & implant fittings and removals.