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Dr Paul Smith Dr Smith has been in General Practice in Renmark since 1985. He has an interest in obstetrics and sports medicine. He co-ordinates the Flinders PRCC medical students in Renmark. He has been an enthusiastic supporter of the Renmark Football Club for many years. He is also involved in the Renmark and Paringa Health Advisory Council.
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Dr Chris Muecke Dr Chris Muecke studied medicine at Flinders University and graduated in 1991. He then spent three years working at Flinders Medical Centre. In 1984 he worked in Worcester, England as a GP Registrar and at the Worcester Royal Infirmary doing obstetrics for one year. Returning to Australia in 1985, Dr Muecke worked for six months as a locum in Adelaide before his family moved to Renmark. Dr Muecke has spent two brief periods away, working in Adelaide in 2001 and Victor Harbor in 2008. He practices many aspects of rural family medicine, including obstetrics and teaching medical students and registrar doctors. |
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Dr David Rosenthal
David Rosenthal has practised as a rural GP in his home town of
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Dr Nazish Fatima Dr Fatima graduated from Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Lahore and then worked in women's health for several years. She and her husband Ali immigrated from Pakistan in 2008 where she started working at the Renmark Clinic. She has two young children, Minahal and Umar. Dr Fatima's favourite leisure activity is reading and spending time with family and friends. Ali enjoys playing cricket and also fishing. |
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DR Pubudu Kulatunga Dr Kulatunga graduated from the University of Colombo in 2002, working as a medical officer in the fields of anaesthesia, emergency medicine and general practice. He joins the clinic and is looking forward to pursuing his career in general practice. His interests include cricket and wildlife. His children form an important part of his life and he has an appreciation for the spiritual aspects of life.
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Dr Bikash Nandi Dr Nandi graduated in 2001 from Dhaka Medical College, rated as the most prestigious in Bangladesh. From there he worked in general and orthopaedic surgery, acute medicine and cardiology for a couple of years until he settled himself permanently in general practice. He spent some time in the United Kingdom between 2003 and 2004 doing clinical placements in several UK hospitals to become familiar with the British health care system. He immigrated to Australia in February 2010. He was attracted to Renmark, because it is a pretty, large town and truly multicultural. He enjoys watching movies, appreciates classical music and also enjoys cricket.
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Dr Sutharsan Sivarajah Graduated from the University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka in 2003. He has worked in general surgery, general and emergency medicine, anaesthesia and general practice mostly in rural areas of Sri Lanka. He loves music, reading, travelling and soccer as well as spending time with his family.
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Dr Uchenna Nweze Graduated from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 1994. Worked briefly in Nigeria to 2002 from where he migrated to the Caribbean. Worked in Trinidad and Tobago 2002 -2007, then British Virgin Islands from 2007-2011. He loves soccer, tennis, reading and travelling as well as spending time with his children. |
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Dr Corina Sims From USA, Corina has studied Biology and fine art in Tacoma, Washington before coming to Adelaide to complete her medical degree at Flinders University School of Medicine. She finished her medical degree in 2003, then went on to earn an Advanced Diploma in Obstetrics. She worked as a GP Obstetrician for 4 years in Clare, before coming to Renmark. Her interests are in Obstetrics and Women’s health. Outside of medicine she loves to draw and paint and enjoys spending time with her children |
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Registrars Registrars are trainee GPs who are working in our clinic as part of their training program through Sturt Fleurieu GPET. At the completion of their training they attain the qualification of Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practice (FRACGP). Alternatively they may receive the Fellowship of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (FACRRM) which many rural GPs have.
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Medical Students Medical students from Flinders University Rural Clinical School Parallel Rural Clinical Curriculum program spend the whole of their third year studying in our clinic. At the end of this year they sit their final exams so it is a vital part of their training. They work with our doctors assisting with consultations and procedures as well as helping manage hospital patients.
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