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Doctors
Our Doctors
Dr Lihua Andrew Bai 白医生 (国语)
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. He is also a GP Anaesthetist and has special interests in Emergency Medicine and Aeromedical Retrieval medicine. He has been actively involved in the college registrar’s training program.
Dr Bai currently is still working part-time for Royal Flying Doctor Service Queensland Section as an FIFO aeromedical retrieval medical officer.
Dr Bai Speaks Fluent English and Chinese (Mandarin)
Dr Parul Agarwal
Originally from India, Dr Parul moved to the USA and completed secondary school and college there. She then attended Ross University in Dominica and completed her clinical training in different hospitals in the USA.
Dr Parul moved to Australia in 2006, and worked mainly in Mater Adults Emergency Department (ED) and Mater Mothers. She then moved onto Ipswich Hospital as ED Principal House Officer (PHO) she has done multiple roles as an ED doctor, GP and involved in case based learning and clinical coaching for Year 1 & 2 medical students at UQ. Now focusing mainly on GP and UQ students.
Dr Parul’s areas of Interest include Women’s Health, Antenatal care, Children’s Health, Minor Operations and Medicinal Cannabis.
Outside of medicine, Dr Paurl loves to meet people from different cultures and travel the world whilst making a difference in others lives.
Dr Parul Speaks fluent English and Hindi
Dr Andrew Chai 車君漢 醫生
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.
Dr Chai Speaks: English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Dr Anjni Mistri
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.
She has a passion for Childrens health, Womens Health and skin cancer care, as well as special interest in preventive healthcare and other minor surgical procedures.
She has further completed the True National certificate in Reproductive and Sexual health, and is currently completing the Diploma of Child health.
Outside of work she is interested in fitness, and is also trained as a professional Indian classical dancer.
Dr Tony Arcibal
Dr Tony Arcibal is a Fellow of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (FACRRM) with Advanced Specialty in Adult Internal Medicine. Dr Tony Arcibal has more than 13 years experience in General Adult Medicine and Sub-specialties (eg Cardiology, Endocrine and Diabetes, Obstetric Medicine, Respiratory, Renal, Geriatrics, Infectious Diseases, Rheumatology, Neurology, Medical Oncology and Haematology, and Rehabilitation Medicine) in major hospitals in Queensland (The Prince Charles Hospital, The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital for Renal, Mater Adult Hospital including Obstetric Medicine, The Townsville Hospital, Ipswich Hospital, and Logan Hospital). He has also 4 years experience in combined Emergency Medicine and ICU (both medical and surgical) in The Townsville Hospital (including Paediatrics) and Mater Adult Hospital. Dr Tony also has been dealing with Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Mental Health and Minor Surgery.
Dr Oliver Yang
Dr Oliver Yang has been working In the area for over 7 years. He has had extensive experience in hospitals, nursing homes, emergency departments and rural general practice.
Dr Yang has a particular interest in skin disorders and procedures; cosmetic procedures; trauma and emergency medicine; general surgery; geriatrics; and wound management.
Dr Yang speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Dr Anoop Raman
Dr Anoop Raman completed his MBBS from Karnatak University, India, in 1998
and brings decades of experience to practice. Dr Rahman shares an affiliation with a Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners(FRACGP) and holds an Australian Medical Council (AMC) certification. He enjoys all aspects of General Practice with special interests in Geriatric medicine (care of the elderly), Chronic disease management, Refugee health and Paediatrics. Prior to General Practice, he has worked for many years at several major teaching hospitals in and around Sydney.
He understands the duty of care toward his patients and always seeks to maintain respectful relationships as a doctor in Sunnybank Hills. His procedural skills include minor skin excisions, biopsies, and Implanon insertion and removal. Outside of work hours Anoop likes to spend time with his family watching Indian movies. Anoop also speaks Malayalam and Hindi.
Dr Hannan Khan
Dr Hannan was born in Lahore, Pakistan. He graduated from the King Edward Medical University in 2009. He moved to Australia in 2011, he initially worked in Perth at different Hospitals including Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Hollywood Private Hospital, Swan Districts Hospital, Joondalup Health Campus, Nickol Bay Hospital and Osborne Park Hospital. He also worked as a general practitioner with a couple of deputising locum services.
Dr Hannan moved to Barmera, South Australia along with his family in 2018 to complete his fellowship in General practice and worked there for almost 3.5 years before finally moving to Brisbane in 2021
Dr Hannan is a fellow of the Australian College of General Practitioners. He has special interests in men’s health, care of the elderly, managing complex and chronic health conditions, child health, aboriginal health and performing minor surgery.
Dr Azima Portelli ( currently working at our sister practice in Calamvale)
Dr Azima was born in the UK and graduated from the University of Leicester in 2007. She is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of GPs and has been a GP in Brisbane South for over 10 years. She is highly experienced and has worked in various different specialties such as diabetes, paediatrics and emergency medicine.
Azima is further specialised in women’s health achieving Diplomas of both Obstetrics & Gynaecology (DRCOG) and of the Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (DFRSH). She is a Mater aligned maternity shared care GP, offering a range of fertility and family planning services e.g. insertion/removal of IUDs and contraceptive implants. She also performs skin cancer checks and excisions, having completed Certificates in Skin Cancer Medicine and Dermoscopy with the skin cancer college of Australasia.
Azima works part-time as a HealthPathways clinical editor at Brisbane South PHN, writing clinical decision support tools for local GPs, reflecting her philosophy of providing high quality, current and holistic care to patients.
Her other areas of interest include care of the elderly, managing complex and chronic health conditions, child health and performing minor surgery.
Outside of medicine, Azima is a busy mum of 3 who enjoys spending time with her family.
Dr Thamir Karam
Dr Karam is an experienced GP, his best interest is chronic disease management and dermatology.
He is available 4 days a week Tuesday – Friday 9am-5pm. Dr Karam has extensive experience in hospitals and retrieval medicine.
Special interest : Diabetes management, Skin Cancer, dermatology.
Dr Shahab Khan
Dr Shahab Khan graduated with MBBS from the Khyber Medical College, University of Peshawar in 2007. After moving to Australia in 2012, he worked in various Public and Private Hospitals in Perth as an RMO and a Medical Registrar for 3 years.
Then he worked as a GP with deputising locum services as a Home Visit Doctor for 1.5 years.
Dr Shahab Khan then moved to Brisbane, along with his family in 2017 to complete his GP fellowship experience/training and worked in a small rural town for almost 5 years and passed his Fellowship exams of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2021 becoming a Specialist GP.
He holds special interest in Preventive Health and always has an emphasis on cancer screening tests. He also has interest in diabetes mellitus and it’s prevention/treatment.
In his free time, he loves gardening, 4wding, camping, and fishing.
Dr Shahab Khan is fluent in Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi, and Pashto.
Dr Dipti Paul graduated in 1989 with a Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from the University of Dhaka in Bangladesh. Since then, she has earned herself an Australian Medical Council (AMC) certification and a Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). Dr. Paul is an experienced GP with a special interest in preventative care, family medicine, and women’s health. She is a compassionate doctor in Sunnybank Hills with a patient-centred approach to health care. When she’s not occupied with work, Dipti likes to engage in thoughtful communication with her patients through her English and Bengali fluency.