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
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 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 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 Champak Chakraborty
Dr Champak Chakraborty is an experienced and caring GP who loves General Practice for the variety and the continuity of care. He is a very friendly and approachable doctor who values patients’ interests. He is compassionate about patients’ health care and providing better clinical outcomes.
Dr Chakraborty is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of GPs (FRACGP) and has been working as a GP in QLD and NSW for more than 13 years.
Dr Chakraborty trained as a GP with Special Interest in Diabetes (GPwSI – Diabetes) at UQ Health/Griffith University Logan Campus. A Queensland Health initiative to improve the health of Metro South patients with diabetes.
His special clinical interests include the management of diabetes, weight loss, children’s health and men’s health including chronic health management.
Dr Chakraborty graduated from the University of Chittagong in 1989. He obtained USMLE – step 2 (USA), 1999. He completed Overseas Doctors Training Programme in Auckland Hospital, New Zealand in 2001. He then undergone Overseas Doctors Training at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane 2003 through The University of Queensland and continued to work in different hospitals in Brisbane and Sunshine Coast for more than 5 years. Since then, he has undertaken to practice as a GP.
In his free time, he enjoys gardening, home decorating and being involved with local cultural events as an MC and poem writing and recitation.
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 Danny Nguyen
Dr Danny Nguyen completed his Bachelor of Arts at the University of California, Berkeley and spent time working in IT at Cisco systems in the San Francisco Bay Area.. After finishing a Master of Science in Physiology from Georgetown University, he returned to Australia to complete his Doctor of Medicine degree at the University of Queensland. Since completing his 2019, he has spent time working at the Princess Alexandra hospital, Queensland’s Children hospital, Redland hospital, and St Vincent Brisbane hospital. He is currently in his final year of general practice training and enjoys all aspects of general practice. Outside of work he enjoys a friendly game of badminton, trying new food, and playing PC games.
Dr Dipti Paul
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.
Dr Hebatullah Gaafer
Dr Hebatullah Gaafer is a passionate GP. Qualified as a Medical Doctor in 2005 and she has been working in General Practice since 2007. She holds the Membership of The Royal College of General Practitioners [International] and the Fellowship in Family medicine from the Egyptian Boards of Family medicine. She has Practiced Medicine in Egypt and Saudi Arabia prior to moving to Australia. She has a special interest in Women’s Health and Child Health.
Areas of Interest
- Women’s health
- Mental health
- Antenatal care
- Child and family health
- Skin checks
- General Family Medicine
Languages Spoken
- Arabic
- English
Dr Lisa
Dr Lisa grew up in the Brisbane area, and completed her medical degree at the University of Queensland. She gained experience in a range of specialties including general medicine, paediatrics, emergency, and palliative care during her time at Ipswich, Logan, and Beaudesert Hospitals.
Lisa loves the diversity of general practice, and values the privilege of being able to walk with her patients through the ups and downs of life. As such, she enjoys all aspects of general practice.
Prior to medicine, Lisa had a career in biomedical research. Outside of work, you’ll find her spending time with family and friends, or immersed in a book!