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Dr Margaret Hardy MBBS (Hons) (U/Syd) 1978, MA (Hons), M.Psych.Med, D.P.Derm
In General Practice since 1980. Lecturer in Psychiatry (UNSW ) 1994-96, Teaching Associate in Dermatology (University of Cardiff) 2005-present. Certificate of Family Planning Association. Special Interests include: Gynaecology, Dermatology, Psychological Medicine and Muscular Skeletal Medicine.
Dr. Hardy works Tuesday mornings; Wednesdays & Fridays 9-5pm
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Dr Fay Mayo MBBS (U/Syd) 1982
Worked as a registrar in Haematology, General Pathology, Microbiology and Forensics at Sydney, St George and Westmead Teaching Hospitals. Senior Lecturer in Pathology at Sydney University 1990-1992 with clinical component. Began GP Practice in sexual health unit after the birth of 1 st child.
Ran own suburban practice for seven years before joining Macquarie University Medical Service in 2002.
Interests include Women’s health, sexual health and mental illness.
Dr. Mayo works Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursdays 9 – 2:30pm
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Dr Rachelle Mai MBBS (U/Syd) 1995
Graduated from the University of Sydney in 1995 and holds a Master of Public Health Degree and Certificate of Family Planning. I am a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Interests include Preventative Medicine, Community Health and International Public Health.
Other languages spoken - Vietnamese
Dr. Mai works Wednesday and Fridays 9-5pm
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Dr Sandra Van de Water MBBS (U/Syd) 1982
I am a family medicine practitioner with 20 years experience. I have a special interest in healthy lifestyles, preventative medicine and achieving a balanced, happy approach to modern living. Paediatrics and Gynaecology are other areas of interest. On a personal note I enjoy the great outdoors, reading, art, tennis and family outings, which gives me an enthusiastic and positive approach at home and work!
Dr. Van de Water works Thursdays 1:30 – 5pm
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Dr Susan Howlett MBBS (U/Syd) 1976
Whichever ancient, Greek or Chinese scholar proclaimed: “It is far more preferable to prevent disease rather than to treat it,” I Agree! I enjoy trying to encourage people to maintain their own health through sensible nutrition, regular enjoyable physical activities, and sound mental and spiritual hygiene. In the context of a holistic approach to medicine I practice medical acupuncture, having lived in Asia for many years. I enjoy being a mother to teenage girls, sharing delicious “healthy” food, “safe levels of alcohol”, a cool wind on my face, emerging leaves and fragrant blossoms, interesting books, art and of course a good laugh with my friends…the best medicine of all!
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Dr. Susan Knott MBBS (U/NSW) 1982
Graduated from the University of New South Wales in 1982.
Interests include Preventative medicine; womens’ health; healthy lifestyle intervention. I enjoy ballet, theatre, reading and travel.
Dr. Knott works Monday and Thursday afternoons 1:00 – 5p.m.
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Dr Steven Bock MBBS (U/Syd) 1969
I have been in general Practice for over 35 years. Educated at Scots College. Graduated in Medicine in 1969 at Sydney University. Residency in Hornsby Hospital 1969 and Auckland Hospital 1970. Also worked in general practice in the UK 1971 to 1973.
Currently I work at Medical Practices in Eastwood and Hornsby as well as Macquarie University. Interests are sport and classical music. I also play bridge and was a member of the successful NSW team that won the National Seniors Championships in 2005.
Dr. Bock works Tuesdays 1:30 – 5pm and Thursdays 9:30 – 1:00pm
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Dr Kim Chau-Vo MBBS (U/SYD) 1994
Graduated from the University of Sydney in 1994 and I have been in general practice since 1997. I am a fellow of the Australian College of Medical Acupuncture. Using acupuncture for muscular and joint pain, migraines, menstrual disorders, TMJ and many more conditions.
My other special interests include preventative medicine, women’s health and travel medicine. Other spoken languages - Vietnamese.
Dr Chau-vo works Mondays and Fridays 9.00am to 1.30pm.
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Dr James Vandeleur MBBS (UNSW) 1996
Graduated from the University of NSW in 1996. Obtained my fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2005. I have a special interest in cardiology and nutrition.
Other spoken languages – Japanese.
My interests outside medicine include surfing, golf, swimming and languages.
Dr Vandeleur works from 10am to 3pm on Mondays.
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Dr Ming Luo MBBS (UQLD) 2001
Graduated from the University of Queensland in 2001.
Originally from Shanghai, China and was a paediatrician there. Obtained PhD in medicine at Monash University in the area of clinical diabetes in 1997. I am a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. I can speak Mandarin and understand Cantonese.
My special interests are women’s/children’s health, cardiology and endocrinology. My other interests are to relax myself after a busy day at work by dancing/bush walking and listening to music.
Dr Luo works Tuesday mornings 9am to 1pm.
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Dr Kamilla Urbaniak MD (Poland) FRACGP RANZ
I am a GP with special interest in women’s health, preventative
Medicine and lifestyle issues. I have trained as a GP in New Zealand and Australia and hold fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practioners. I have completed my diploma in Paediatrics as well as diploma of Obstetrics with RANZCOG. Other languages spoken are Polish, some German and Russian.
Dr Urbaniak works Mondays and Thursdays 9am to 1pm.
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