Dr Jian Mao

MBBS, BSc, FRACGP

Graduated from University of Western Australia and obtained Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. His 20 years plus of General Practice experience includes caring for communities in Perth, Alice Springs and more recently in Shanghai, China. His cross-cultural background enables him to offer medical care for communities that speak English, Mandarin or Shanghainese.

Having navigated the journey of obtaining the Fellowship examination in General Practice, Dr Mao is committed to sharing his experience with Doctors on the same training pathway. His practical tips, informative case studies and hands-on skills sessions are as enlightening as they are enjoyable.

Dr Mao's scope of medical care encompasses children, adolescents and adults at all stages of life. He has a special interest in minor surgery, in particular ingrown toenails. His patients appreciate his straight-forward and collaborative approach to their medical care.

Dr Lyn Wren

Currently providing COVID-19 Care and Vaccinations only

MBBS

Graduated from the University of Western Australia and has over 20 years of General Practice experience. Her quality and breadth of practice stems from a love of learning, years of GP experience, having a family and raising 3 amazing children, working as an assistant pastor and the challenges of practicing medicine in Perth, Alice Springs and more recently in China, before returning again to Perth in 2016.

She is proud of the care that QMSC has provided to the local community since 1993 and boasts about the QMSC family - a committed team of clinical and administrative staff who strive to continuously improve so that we can offer outstanding medical care for our patients.

Since the beginning of General Practice training in Australia, she has been a teacher, mentor and supervisor with the GP training program in WA. She is passionate about being a part of the accredited QMSC team who is raising up the next generation of GPs and in return being inspired by their commitment to comprehensive primary care.

Dr Wren enjoys caring for people of all ages and has a special interest in managing chronic medical conditons, diabetes, pregnancy and baby care, menopause, health in the mid-life years, the promotion of healthy ageing and every other aspect of general practice as well.

Dr Lawrence Chin

MBBS, FRACGP

I grew up in Perth and completed medical school at the University of Western Australia in 1991. After rotations in various teaching hospitals in Perth and London, I attained my Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 1997.

I have been in the medical field for over 25 years in Australia, Singapore and USA. I practice all aspects of General Practice, in particular family and childhood medicine, men's health and insurance medicine - workers' compensation and motor vehicle accidents.

I am married, have two school aged boys, and an avid reader (not just Twitter), a frequent traveller and a keen "foodie"

Dr Susan Palmer

MBBS, FRACGP, Diploma of Skin Cancer Medicine, Certificate in Dermoscopy UQ (University of QLD), Cerificate in Advanced Dermascopy and Dermal Imaging UQ, Certificate in Primary Care Skin Cancer Medicine UQ, Diploma Australasian College of Skin Cancer Medicine

Graduated University of WA

First joined QMSC in 2000

Sue has specialised in treatment of skin cancer and returns to QMSC in 2016 to run skin cancer clinics.

Dr Krischelle McCallum

Currently providing COVID-19 care and vaccinations only

MBBS FRACGP

I graduated with honours from the University of Western Australia in 2010 always knowing that I wanted to be GP. I chose different hospital specialties that would be of the most benefit to me in the General Practice Field - Emergency medicine, Paediatric Emergency Medicine, General Medicine, General Surgery and a brief stint in Intensive Care. I felt I needed a bit more experience in obnstetric, gynaecology and paediatric medicine so took matters into my own hands and started my own family in 2012

Being a GP has been everything I hoped it would be - managing a huge variety of medicine and getting to know my patients and their family - and I love it. I try and help my patients to be the best and healthiest they can be, with a strong focus on holistic and patient centred care.

When I'm not at work I'm a regular Mum trying to juggle all the balls, ideally with a coffee and a book under my arm catching some rays at the beach

Dr Anne Chester

I graduated from the University of Liverpool, England and also from the University of Western Australia. I have a Bachelor of Science with Honors from Liverpool University.

I commenced working in general practice as I enjoy the patient contact within the general practice setting and have now worked in general practice for 24 years.

I previously worked at Seacrest Medical Centre and have been here at Quinns Mindarie Super Clinic since 1995.

I enjoy all aspects of general medicine but have a special interest in women's health and haematology.

When not at work I love to travel, watch cricket, read, go walking, listening to music and supporting the West Coast Eagles. I also love my family of magpies and kookaburras.

Dr Ross Dunstan

MBBS, FRACGP, MBA

I graduated from the University of Western Australia and have over 30 years of General Practice experience. I find the continuity of care, getting to know my patients the most rewarding part of general practice. I have now worked at Quinns Mindarie Super Clinic since 1998.

I practice all aspects of General Practice and particular enjoy family medicine, minor procedures such as ingrown toenails, removal of skin cancers, muscle injections, motor vehicle accidents, workers compensation and diabetes management.

When I am not at work I enjoy spending time with my family and spoiling my dogs.

Dr Jonathan Chia

MBBS FRACGP

I completed my MBBS at the University of Western Australia in 2012 after having spent my childhood in Singapore. I decided to stay in Australia to practice as I enjoyed the community and the holistic approach to healthcare.

Following graduation, I spent 4 post-graduate years in Royal Perth Hospital, Kalgoorlie Hospital, Bunbury Hospital, Bentley Hospital, King Edward Memorial Hospital, Armadale Hospital and St John of God Hospital. I initially embarked on training to be a geriatrician but had a change of mind as I wanted to have the continuity of care and practice preventative health which is offered in practicing as a GP.

I began my career in General Practice in 2017 and have not looked back since. I have vast experience through my hospital years in adult and geriatric medicine. I enjoy managing chronic disease and recognise the importance of reviewing medications regularly and de-prescribing unnecessary medications. I completed a Diploma in Child Health(Sydney University) to cover my little paediatric experience while doing my hospital rotations and enjoy seeing children and interacting with them.

I am a Catholic doctor and do not provide prescriptions for contraception and referrals for termination. I advocate for the sympto-thermal method of Natural Family Planning (NFP) and am embarking in further education in NFP. I am happy to share my knowledge to any person looking for a hormone-free, side effect free approach to family planning.

I am a busy father of 2 young children - a 2 1/2 year old and newborn. I enjoy spending as much time as possible with my family when I'm not at work but also try to fit in strength training at the gym and playing on my Playstation, while reading medical literature to keep my knowledge as current as possible. I also love to cook and do some gardening when my schedule allows.

Dr Colin Binns

MBBS, MPH, PhD, FRACGP, FAFOM, FAFPHM

Professor of Public Health

I graduated from the University of Western Australia. My other certificates I hold are PhD and a Master of Public Health (obtained at Harvard). I am a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), Fellow of the Australian Faculty of Public Health Medicine (FAFPHM) and Fellowship of the Australasian Faculty of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (FAFOEM).

I have 48 years of experience in general practice and have previously worked at Princess Margaret Hospital for Children for 20 years in the role as Emergency Department GP at weekends. I have worked extensively in Papua and New Guinea and many asian countries and am currently working at Curtin University and Quinns Mindarie Super Clinic.

I chose a career that included general practice as I enjoy helping people, but my special interest is infant nutrition both here in Australia and across the world. I undertake a lot of medical research in nutrition and epidemiology and have published many articles and books in these fields.

When I am not working or involved in research projects I love listening to music, going to the opera, wandering art galleries and spending time with my beautiful grandchildren.

Dr Catherine Bourke

MBBS (Hons), BSc (Exercise and Health Science), BSc with distinction (Physiotherapy), Diploma of Child Health (Sydney University), FPAA National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health for Doctors. FRACGP

I completed my medical degree at the University of Western Australia in 2011. I have a keen interest in exercise, health and the human body. Prior to my medical degree I completed a bachelors degree in exercise and health science at UWA and a bachelors degree in physiotherpy at Curtin University. I worked as a hospital based physiotherapist for several years prior to and during my medical training.

As a doctor I have worked at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Princess Margaret Hospital. I started my General Practice training in 2016. During this time my husband and I had our two beautiful boys. I love being a mum and I love being a doctor. I enjoy all aspects of general medicine and have a particular interest in childrens health, musculoskeletal injury, healthy ageing and women's health.

Dr William (Bill) Grealish

MB BCh, BAO, MRACGP, D.Dermatology

I studied medicine at the National University of Ireland in Galway. I also hold a Diploma of Dermatology that I obtained at the University of Wales, Cardiff in 1993.

As a child I really enjoyed first aid and during my teenage years I belonged to the Red Cross. It was during my time with the Red Cross that I decided I wanted to have a career as a GP.

I have worked in general practice for the past 38 years and have witnessed many changes over this time. I have previously worked at Laurieton, Port Macquarie and Galway, Ireland.

I enjoy all aspects of general practice but have a special interest in general dermatology and skin cancer.

When I am not at work I enjoy history, heritage and genealogy.

Dr Kathleen Mulholland

MBBS, FRACGP

Graduating from the University of Western Australia, Dr Mulholland began her passion for general medicine at Fremantle Hospital before spending several years in the United Kingdom gaining experience especially in the general physician field. She loves the challenge that general practice offers and enjoys the variety of medicine encountered in outer metropolitan regions.

Having had time off in the middle of her professional career to have a family, she also found herself heavily involved in the competitive sailing arena as she supported her children in their elite sailing ambitions. Ask her about helm and trim, gybing, spinnakers, man overboard recovery and the challenges of hauling a 470 dinghy from the east to the west coast and she can talk for hours!

If you ask Dr Mulholland what are her special interests are, she happily calls herself a generalist – from pregnancy care and women’s health to tackling the challenges of chronic and complex diseases, she embraces it all!

Dr Joshua Ebsworthy

MBBS BSc FRACGP

I graduated from medicine at the University of Western Australia in 2013, having previously completed a Bachelor of Science (Psychology) in 2008

Since finishing university I’ve worked in a range of disciplines including orthopaedics, emergency medicine, psychiatry, general medicine and general surgery. Through my work and study I’ve had the opportunity to practice in a range of settings; from tertiary hospitals in Perth and Edinburgh to rural WA work in Albany and Carnarvon. In 2016 I spent one year Princess Margaret Hospital while completing a Diploma of Child Health (Sydney University)

I enjoy all aspects of general practice and find it a real privilege to work with patients across all life stages. When I’m not at work I’ll either be on the ocean or spending time with my wife and our golden retriever Bailey.

Fiona Nash

Diabetic Educator

I initially trained as a RN then completed my Diploma in Diabetes management 1997. Worked as Diabetes specialist Nurse at Ipswich Hospital in Suffolk, UK. Emigrated with my family to Perth 2008. Currently working as a Credentialed Diabetes Educator (CDE) in private practice, which enables clients living with diabetes to access CDE services within their primary care setting.

As a CDE my role supports clients to look at ways they can break down the barriers of living with diabetes in everyday life by helping to navigate through their personal goals, beliefs and understanding of their diabetes. Also, consideration for any competing responsibilities and priorities which demand our attention on a day to day basis and can impact diabetes management.

I offer, individualised client care, structured blood glucose monitoring, supporting changes of unhealthy habits and promote medical adherence, and generally help people to feel ok about diabetes and challenge unrealistic goals.

Erica Ghali Social Worker

Social Worker

Graduating with honours in Social Work more that 20 years ago, I am passionate about providing support and therapy to patients experiencing broader life challenges that are impacting on them and their health.

I have experience with physically and intellectually disabled people and out patient rehabilitation, supported employment and accommodation for people with mental health difficulties. I have also supervised access visits between children in care and their families, worked in group homes and been a foster carer. I was instrumental in establishing a non-government organisation to support families with children in care (Fin WA) and also worked in in-home family support with families at risk.

In recent years I have gained experience within the Health Department at King Edward Memorial Hospital, the Child Development Service, the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service as well as the Sexual Assault Resource Centre. I also have a particular interest in mental health support, refugees and asylum seekers, chronic pain, parenting, attachment and all types of trauma.

Rebates for mental health social work can be received from Medicare through a GP mental health care plan. My contact details are available from the practice should you wish to find out about availability for an appointment on Fridays.

Dr Lisa Chau

MBBS

Commenced at Quinns Mindarie Super Clinic in January 2021.

Dr Lisa offers a fulll range of general practice services with special interests in paediatrics and the management of chronic health conditions.

Dr Chris Hall

6 month external training placement from July 2022. Returning to QMSC in January 2023.

MBBS

Commenced at Quinns Mindarie Super Clinic in July 2021.

Dr Hall offers a full range of general practice services.