Dr Nekooee has 24 years’ experience as a GP, and has special interests in chronic disease management, men’s health, paediatrics, aged care and travel health. He is fluent in Farsi and his hobbies include bushwalking and photography.

Dr Jonathan Sheen gained his medial degree from the National Taiwan University in 1984. He was appointed as an Associate Professor in the Department of Otolaryngology at the National Taiwan University Hospital and had obtained a PhD degree in Clinical Medicine with a main interest in molecular carcinogenesis.

Azima was born in the UK and graduated from the University of Leicester. She is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of GPs and moved to Brisbane after completing her medical training. She is a highly experienced GP who has worked in various different specialties such as diabetes, paediatrics and emergency medicine.

Graduated from the Tianjin Medical University in 1999 in China. He came to Australia in 2005, worked initially in Royal Darwin Hospital for 4 years and moved to Queensland in 2009.Dr Bai is a fellow of Australian College of Rural & Remote Medicine.

Dr Chai previously worked as a pharmacist for a few years prior to commencing his studies in medicine. After completing his medical degree he worked at Logan Hospital before consulting in the Toowoomba and Highfields area. He is interested in all aspects of medicine with a special interest in Skin and preventative health.

Originally from India, moved to USA and did secondary and college there, went to Ross Universiy in Dominica and did her clinical training in different hospitals in USA. Moved to Australia 10 years ago, worked mainly in Mater Adults ED and Mater Mothers. Moved onto Ipswich hospital as ED PHO and for past 3 years done multiple role as ED doctor, GP and involved in case base learning.

Dr Tang graduated from the University of Queensland in 2014 and worked in the hospitals in Queensland for 3 years. He later pursued his lifelong dream to become a General Practitioner. He has worked in various clinics in Queensland and Victoria for the last 3 years providing care to the communities.

Dr Mistri, born in South Africa, completed secondary school education in Brisbane. She attained her medical degree on the Gold Coast before working at The Royal Brisbane and Womens Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital. She attained her RACGP qualification in 2017 after training in Toowoomba and Logan.

Dr Ming Gao gained his medical Degree in Griffith medical school QLD. He is a fellow of a Royal Australian College of GPs. He also completed part one of fellowship of The Australian Medical Acupuncture College. He is experienced and effective in managing pain with minimal pain medications.