TATHRA FIRES
TATHRA FIRES
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all our colleagues, friends and patients who have been affected by the recent devastating fires in Tathra and the surrounding area.
Counselling sessions are currently available, for anyone affected by the fires, each Wednesday. These sessions are being provided FREE OF CHARGE by professional counsellors from Grand Pacific Health. Please drop in, or phone our Tathra Surgery on 6494 1877, to arrange an appointment.
STAFF CHANGES
Dr Marshman, Dr Piotrowski and Dr Daley oversee the care for all the patients of the practice, with support from our Registrars and Practice Nurses. The Registrars and Nurses have regular meetings with Drs Marshman, Piotrowski and Daley, who are available at all times for advice and discussion regarding any patient concerns.
If you are not able to see your usual doctor on every occasion, the Practice will endeavour to make an appointment for you with one of the Principal Doctors periodically.
We are fortunate to have a cohort of GP Registrars, who work with us while completing their specialist training in General Practice. These GP Registrars will stay with the Practice for anywhere from 6 months to 2 years. We are hopeful that some of them will stay with Sapphire Coast Medical Practice, so make them welcome!
We also welcome a new rotation of ANU Medical students.
With ongoing teaching and recruiting, over the next 1-2 years, we hope to have a number of GP’s staying with us at the Sapphire Coast Medical Practice on a more long term basis.
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all our colleagues, friends and patients who have been affected by the recent devastating fires in Tathra and the surrounding area.
Counselling sessions are currently available, for anyone affected by the fires, each Wednesday. These sessions are being provided FREE OF CHARGE by professional counsellors from Grand Pacific Health. Please drop in, or phone our Tathra Surgery on 6494 1877, to arrange an appointment.
STAFF CHANGES
Dr Marshman, Dr Piotrowski and Dr Daley oversee the care for all the patients of the practice, with support from our Registrars and Practice Nurses. The Registrars and Nurses have regular meetings with Drs Marshman, Piotrowski and Daley, who are available at all times for advice and discussion regarding any patient concerns.
If you are not able to see your usual doctor on every occasion, the Practice will endeavour to make an appointment for you with one of the Principal Doctors periodically.
We are fortunate to have a cohort of GP Registrars, who work with us while completing their specialist training in General Practice. These GP Registrars will stay with the Practice for anywhere from 6 months to 2 years. We are hopeful that some of them will stay with Sapphire Coast Medical Practice, so make them welcome!
We also welcome a new rotation of ANU Medical students.
With ongoing teaching and recruiting, over the next 1-2 years, we hope to have a number of GP’s staying with us at the Sapphire Coast Medical Practice on a more long term basis.
female doctors in our practice
We are pleased to advise that Dr Grace Daley has returned to our Practice. Dr Michelle MacFarlane, along with Dr Judith Laing will be providing locum services when required.
GP Registrars
Dr Yen Khor and Dr Anis Hamdan have elected to continue their training with us for a further six months and will remain until the end of January 2019.
Dr Randall Kelly is with our practice on a fortnightly rotation.
Our Registrars bring a wealth of knowledge and experience with them and will be valuable members of our team.
Dr Randall Kelly is with our practice on a fortnightly rotation.
Our Registrars bring a wealth of knowledge and experience with them and will be valuable members of our team.
A Registrar is a qualified Doctor who has chosen to specialise as a General Practitioner, in the same way that a surgeon or paediatrician undertakes further studies to specialise in their field. Registrars are qualified Doctors who have completed their medical degree and have undertaken a minimum of two years training in a public hospital where they gained exposure to a wide range of clinical situations including surgery and emergency medicine.
29 May 2018