Dr Adib ObeidMBBS, FRACGP, Principal GP & DirectorDr Adib Obeid completed a Bachelor of Medical Science at The University of Sydney, followed by a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery at Sydney University (graduated in 2011). He trained at Nepean hospital and has experience in paediatrics, geriatrics and common surgical problems. He is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and his interest in aged care and palliative care saw him furthering his experience by working in aged care and palliative care facilities around Sydney. Dr Obeid speaks Fluent English, Arabic and French. He is currently a GP Supervisor with GP Synergy and a mentor for GP trainees working toward achieving their Fellowship with RACGP. He also teaches medical students from University of Sydney and University of Western Sydney. |
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| Dr Alfred MassoudMBBS, FRACGPDr Alfred Massoud completed a Bachelor of Medical Science at UNSW in 2006, followed by his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Sydney, graduating in 2011. He completed his internship and residency at Nepean Hospital and subsequently worked as a medical registrar at Liverpool and Hawkesbury Hospitals for 4 years, prior to commencing GP training. Dr Massoud became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2019. Throughout his time in the hospital system, he was heavily involved in medical student and junior doctor teaching, being awarded an Honorary mention as "Teacher of the Year" in 2018 by the Australian Medical Association. He has also completed a Diploma of Child Health in 2018. He has a special interest in complex medical care, aged care medicine, palliative care and minor skin procedures, including skin checks. He is fluent in both English and Arabic. |
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| Dr Amy DoldissenFRACGP, MBBS, MPH, BMedSci (Hons)Dr Amy Doldissen graduated in Medicine from the University of Sydney. Prior to working in General Practice, she gained many years of hospital experience working in Emergency Medicine at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. She enjoys all aspects of general practice, with a keen interest in women’s health, chronic disease management and aged care medicine. |
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| Dr Joseph NunagMBBS, AMC, FRACGPDr. Joseph Nunag is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of General Practitioners. He obtained his Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. Dr. Nunag began his medical journey as a Surgical trainee and later transitioned to Emergency Medicine when he migrated to Australia in 2009. Since then, he worked as an Emergency trainee at Gosford, Wyong, and Concord Hospital. In 2013, he was appointed as a Career Medical Officer in Emergency at Canterbury Hospital, where he gained extensive experience in managing emergency cases without compromising the quality of care. To further expand his commitment to patient care, Dr. Nunag transitioned to General Practice in 2021. As a GP, he enjoys all aspects of the field, catering to both adults and pediatric patients. He has a special clinical interest in chronic disease management, mental health, aged care, palliative medicine, and minor surgical skin procedures. Outside of work, Dr. Nunag is an avid cyclist, and his passion for health extends beyond his professional duties. |
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| Dr Raany RahmeFRACGP, M.D., BMedSciDr Raany Rahme is a dedicated general practitioner and Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He completed a Bachelor of Medical Science with First Class Honours at the University of Sydney and went on to earn his Doctor of Medicine (MD) from the University of Melbourne. Dr Rahme undertook his hospital training at Blacktown and Mount Druitt Hospitals, with additional experience in paediatrics at Bathurst Base Hospital. He enjoys all aspects of general practice, with particular interest in holistic, long-term care and aged care medicine. Outside of medicine, Dr Rahme enjoys playing guitar and finds music a great way to unwind and stay creative. |
 | Dr Joshua MilneMBChB,FRACGPDr. Milne completed his medical degree at the University of Otago in New Zealand in 2014 (MBChB). Before transitioning to General Practice, he gained valuable experience over eight years working in Emergency Departments across multiple hospitals in Australia and New Zealand. His special interests include paediatrics, musculoskeletal medicine, older persons' health, and men's health. |
| Picture Coming Soon | Dr Melissa EliasBPharm, MD,FRACGPDr Melissa Elias rejoins our medical centre, bringing a wealth of experience and a heartfelt connection to western Sydney, where she was raised in a bustling Lebanese household. She earned a Bachelor of Pharmacy at The University of Sydney, before completing a Doctor of Medicine with High Distinction from the University of Notre Dame Sydney. Choosing to specialise in General Practice stemmed from Melissa's love for the breadth of medicine and the gratification of providing continuity of care. Her passion shines in areas such as women’s health, paediatrics, and preventative medicine. |
| Picture Coming Soon | Dr Nadine KauleyBMed,MD,FRACGPDr Nadine Kauley is a GP who is passionate about promoting and supporting the unique healthcare goals of each of her patients, whilst fostering long-term therapeutic relationships with them and their families. The opportunity to follow patients through different stages of their lives is a key reason why she was drawn to general practice. She graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2019 and spent the following three years working between Prince of Wales Hospital, Hornsby Hospital, Mona Vale Hospital and the Children’s Hospital at Westmead, before starting her journey in general practice. Nadine’s areas of interest include Women’s Health, Children’s Health, Chronic Disease Management and Preventative Medicine. |
| Registrars Dr Khadijah Abd Al Kader Dr Varshanie Krishanthan Dr Serraa Alsamail Dr Faith Viney Dr Fay Huang |