Doctors

Dr Alfred Low

MBBS, FRACGP

Dr Low graduated in Singapore in 1970. He has extensive experience as a General Practitioner in New Zealand and Australia. He has a special interest in promoting an active and healthy lifestyle.

Dr Iftikhar Hussain

MBBS (London), FRACGP

Dr Hussain graduated from The London Hospital Medical College (University of London) in 1998. He completed his Hospital and General Practice training in London. Dr Hussain has a Diploma in Childrens Health and a certificate in Diabetes care. Dr Hussain worked as a GP in the UK for 17 years, where he was involved in teaching medical students and training GP registrars. As well as General Practice Dr Hussain has undertaken additional training in diabetes, dermatology and skin cancer and also performs joint injections.

Dr Rifat Jabeen

MBBS, FRACGP

A fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Dr Rifat Jabeen has been practising as a General Practitioner in rural South Australia and NSW since 2015. Dr. Jabeen started practicing in Canberra in 2019.

She originally graduated from Dhaka Medical College, Bangladesh in 2007. She did her advanced training in Internal Medicine in major Hospitals and also worked as General Practitioner overseas.

As a GP, she developed special interest in Chronic Disease Management, Women’s Health, Child Health and Preventive Health.

Dr. Jabeen speaks English and Bengali.

Dr Robert Dudek

B.Sc. (Hons), MD, MRCGP, MCFP, FRACGP

Dr Dudek is an experienced, board certified, general practitioner (GP) with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital and health care industry. Skilled in family medicine, and internal medicine. He is an enthusiastic and professional medical doctor who performs general health assessments, care plans as well as chronic disease reviews. He has a vast interest in Cardiology, and Chronic Disease.
Education:
Honours Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. Hons)
Doctor of Medicine (MD)
Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP)
Member of the College of Family Physicians of Canada (MCFP)
Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP)

Dr Sabrina Mohammed

MUDR, FRACGP

Dr Sabrina Mohammed graduated medical school in 2007, she completed her post graduate training in the UK and moved to Australia in 2019. She worked for 12 months in Sydney and moved to Canberra in July 2020 to work for Trans-Ax.

Sabrina enjoys all aspects of General Practice and Medical Education and will be teaching medical students from ANU.

Sabrina manages acute and chronic medical conditions and worker's compensation.

Sabrina prescribes PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis against HIV) and carries out procedural work including mirena removal, implanon insertion and removal.

Dr Maung Maung Sein

MBBS, FRACGP, DCH, FPAA

Dr Sein is a fellow GP who has a passion for his profession and is dedicated to his clinical work. During his fellowship training, he worked at one of the largest Aboriginal Health Services in far West NSW. He has also worked at the Royal Hobart Hospital, St George Hospital, University of Canberra Hospital.

Primarily, he is interested in metabolic medicine and preventative health. In addition, he has interests in Sexual Health Medicine, Men’s health, and sports medicine.

When not working, he enjoys cooking, gardening, and watching detective programs on TV.

Education:
- Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (M.B; B.S)
- Diploma of Occupational Health & Safety; Swinburne University of Technology
- Diploma in Child Health; University of Sydney (DCH)
- National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health (FPAA)
- Member of Australian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM)
- Accredited S 100 Prescriber for anti – viral medications
- Diploma in Football Medicine; The Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)
- Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP)

Languages Spoken:
- English
- Burmese

Dr Kim Leung

MBBS, FRACGP

Dr Leung is a fellow GP who worked in Hong Kong where he received his training in general practice. He has been in practice for more than a decade before moving to Australia in 2021. In his pastimes, he enjoys running, hiking and travelling. He speaks English and Cantonese.


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Charan Walia

AEP, BSc, Grad Dip

Charan believes that movement plays an important role in achieving a sense of whole person well-being and his role as a therapist-teacher is to facilitate awareness through movement.

Minnie Khera

MC.PT

Minnie Khera is the driving force behind Helping Hearts Counselling. With over 15 years of experience in counselling and psychotherapy, Minnie has been doing crisis intervention, assessments and therapy with adults, families and children presenting from diverse cultures and backgrounds. She has worked in a variety of contexts such as domestic violence and sexual assault, crisis support lines, universities and has been a private practitioner since 2013.

Minnie’s therapeutic approach is built on strong interpersonal relationships and applies a client centered approach to counselling utilising a variety of psychologically focused therapies. The underlying essence to her counselling approach involves demonstrating empathy, being non judgmental and using unconditional positive regard.

QUALIFICATIONS AND REGISTRATION BOARDS:

Bachelor of Psychology
Masters of Counselling (Applied Psychotherapy)

• 10 years post qualification clinical counselling experience
• Registration with the Australian Counselling Association as a clinical level 4 member
• PACFA registration
• Mental Health First Aid Certificate
• First Aid Certificate with CPR
• ASIST Certificate Suicide Intervention skills training

COUNSELLING SERVICES:

• Depression and Anxiety Disorders
• Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
• Trauma Counselling/PTSD and Complex PTSD
• Relationships and Marriage Counselling
• Workplace Issues/Bullying and Harassment
• Grief and Loss Counselling
• Stress Management Counselling
• Pre and Post Natal Parental Counselling

Riobard O'Callaghan

Accredited Exercise Physiologist, AEP

Riobard completed his Bachelor's of Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation at the University of Canberra in 2019.
Riobard has experience working with a wide variety of patients across a broad range of pathologies and conditions. Riobard's passion is in the treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, with a keen interest in shoulder and hip rehabilitation and sports related injury. Riobard also has a passion for chronic disease management with a particular focus on weight loss, and diabetic management. Riobard is passionate about promoting the best health outcomes for his patients and works to address patient's global health outcomes to improve physical, psychological, and emotional well being through exercise rehabilitation.
Outside of the medical practice Riobard is a keen sports fan and loves supporting his local team the Brumbies, and can be found spending his weekends on the beach with his dogs.