Our team

MBBS, BSc(Advanced), FRACGP, DipChildHealth

Kin is a male general practitioner who speaks English and Cantonese.

BMed/MD, FRACGP, DipChildHealth, CWH

Man Wai is a female general practitioner who speaks English and Cantonese.

MBBS(UNSW), BSc(Med)Hons, FRACGP, DipChildHealth

Sam graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2010, completing his hospital training primarily in Emergency and General Medicine departments across Northern Sydney, Northern Beaches and Westmead Children’s Hospitals. Some of his main reasons for pursuing a career as a GP included his enjoyment of all areas of medicine, as well as a desire to build long-term rewarding relationships with patients and their families. Sam is able to consult in both English and Cantonese.

In his life away from work, he enjoys most outdoor activities, finding middling success in some, and resorting to spectating the others.

MBBS(Hons), FRACGP

Hea-Won graduated from the University of NSW in 2003. Since then, she has trained in Hornsby, Mona Vale and Manly Hospitals and The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. During GP training she practiced in numerous medical practices in Sydney and outer metropolitan areas.

Hea-Won has worked with patients in the Korean community for over 10 years. She enjoys the wide diversity that general practice offers. The opportunity to form long term therapeutic relationships with patients is a particularly rewarding part of being a GP.

Hea-Won also enjoys being a mother to three children and a dog, and loves to read when time permits.

Sienna graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2011 and completed her hospital training at Royal North Shore and Ryde hospitals. She obtained a Diploma of Child Health and a Certificate in Sexual Health and Family Planning in 2014. She is able to provide Antenatal Shared Care. She enjoys the wide scope of General Practice but has a special interest in preventive medicine and children and women’s health.

Sienna is happy to conduct consultations in English and Mandarin. Outside of work she enjoys movies with her husband, discovering new brunch spots, and hopes to one day become a part-time dog trainer.

MBBS(Hons I), FRACGP, DipChildHealth, DipRANZCOG

Catherine graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2010 and went on to complete her hospital training in Hornsby, Mona Vale, Manly and Westmead Children’s Hospitals. Catherine has had a heart for general practice since the beginning of her medical training as it provides a unique opportunity to address a broad range of health care needs and to provide holistic, ongoing care to patients and their families.

Catherine has a special interest in mental health, women’s health and children’s health, and has completed a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 2014 and a Diploma of Child Health in 2015. She is involved in providing Antenatal Shared Care and is accredited to insert Implanon and intrauterine devices (IUCD).

In her spare time, she enjoys doing needlework, culinary experimentations in the kitchen and consuming excessive amounts of Earl Grey tea.

Dr Jane Lee is away on maternity leave as of June 2019. She will likely return to see patients in late 2019.

MBBS(UNSW), FRACGP, DipChildHealth, SHFPA Cert

Jane graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2011 and completed her hospital training in Bankstown, Campbelltown and Bowral. During her GP training she completed a Diploma of Child Health and a Certificate in Sexual Health and Family Planning where she became qualified to insert the Implanon device. She is able to provide Antenatal Shared Care. She enjoys all aspects of General Practice having special interests in preventive medicine, chronic diseases, women’s health and migrant health.

She is proficient in Korean and knows a few phrases in Mandarin which she is currently learning. Her hobbies include coffee, music, sports and reading.

MBBS(UNSW), BSc(Med), FRACGP

Peter graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2005. He worked primarily in emergency medicine, migrant and pre-employment health, and workcover injury management prior to his time in general practice. Peter enjoys working as a GP because he loves people, loves the challenge of relating to all personality types, and loves seeing his patients leave the room satisfied and with a smile. He has special interests in procedural medicine and is a strong advocate for continuity of care and effective doctor-patient communication skills.

Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and three young children.

Note: Dr Peter Chong primarily works at Dundas Valley Medical Centre in Telopea, but joins our team when doctors are on leave.

Sophia is our practice nurse. She is fluent in English and Mandarin and will perform spirometry, ECG, wound dressings, immunisations, health assessments, blood pressure and diabetes checks.