Our GP team

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    Dr Jenny Geraghty

    Jenny has been a part of our Practice for nearly 25 years during which time she has raised her family and become very involved in various areas of health within the community.

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    Dr Rebecca Criss

    Rebecca joined our practice in 2019. Her interests are varied, and include shared antenatal care, child and adolescent health, women’s health, chronic disease management, mental health, aged care, and preventative health checks.

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    Dr Rebecca Gough

    Bec completed her medical degree at The University of Newcastle, and completed her first three years of medical and surgical training at John Hunter and The Mater Hospitals.

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    Dr Louise Walton

    Louise completed her medical degree at the University of Notre Dame Australia and her hospital training years at Concord Repatriation General Hospital and St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. Her areas of interest include women's health and mental health.

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    Dr Fergus Duncan

    Fergus is a new GP registrar and feels fortunate to work at Macquarie health. He loves living and working in Central West NSW and enjoys building strong relationships with patients and families.

    He has an interest in paediatrics.

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    Dr Shyam Sivarasa

    Shyam completed his medical degree at Western Sydney University and did his initial hospital training at Nepean Hospital.

    He has a special interest in chronic medicine and preventative health.