Doctors

Denise is a GP registrar who has a strong interest in women’s health, sexual health, Aboriginal health and preventative medicine. She graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2019 and has undertaken multiple rotations throughout South Australia and Darwin. She has spent the last two years at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital working in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and holds a Certificate in Women’s Health and Diploma of Women’s Health.

With 14 years’ experience as a rural GP, Dr Christie quickly develops lasting rapport with patients, and because of this, has a loyal patient following. He finds working with UniSA staff and students to be greatly rewarding, and is committed to providing quality training to GP Registrars and Medical Students.

Sarah has interest in women’s and children’s health. She grew up in Malaysia. She completed her medical degree at the University of Adelaide. She then completed her GP training in the country and obtained her RACGP fellowship in 2011. She has worked in a few different practices over the last 10 years.

She also likes to spend quality time with her young children. In her free time, she likes to do photo editing, playing badminton and quilting.

Dr Martin is an experienced GP, with many years of both rural and city experience, which has provided him with a broad scope of practice and seen him develop a wide range of clinical interests. Over the last 15 years he has worked in both Yankalilla and Adelaide, and has developed a passion for working with students and University staff.

Dr Martin is an experienced GP, with many years of both rural and city experience, which has provided him with a broad scope of practice and seen him develop a wide range of clinical interests. Over the last 15 years he has worked in both Yankalilla and Adelaide, and has developed a passion for working with students and University staff.

Pronouns are She/Her

English born doctor who moved to South Australia with a love for all nature including bush to sea and a passion to explore and be curious.

UK trained GP with a wide range of interests including woman and child health, sexual health, travel medicine, preventative care, chronic disease management and LBGTIQA+ health. She is aware of the current increase in challenges in the world and shares a holistic approach to wellbeing including mental and physical health.

Dr Moorhouse’s caring, holistic approach to patients has been influenced from her own personal life experiences, people and cultural curiosity, long life of world travel, mountain climbing, and her biggest challenge yet of becoming a first time mother.

Medically trained at Cardiff university – Mbbch
GP training in England – RCGP with Australian fellowship – RACGP.

She offers Implanon insertion and removal, cervical screening, yellow fever vaccination certificate, MHCP plus others.

Zori was awarded RACGP Fellowship in 2016 after completing her rotations in a number of GP practices in Adelaide and regional South Australia. Zori previously worked in a number of hospital posts in Adelaide, Darwin, NT and the United Kingdom, gaining experience in Emergency Medicine, General Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Infectious Diseases and Microbiology.

Tom grew up in Adelaide and studied Pharmacy at UniSA. He later studied medicine at ANU and completed his internship in Canberra. He returned to SA to work as a junior doctor at the RAH and the WCH, before starting GP Training as a Registrar in the Barossa in 2019, and continuing at UniSA Health & Medical in 2020. Outside medicine, he enjoys cricket, football, and playing touch footy.

Bella graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2019

She has worked in multiple hospitals in Australia including the Royal Adelaide Hospital, Modbury Hospital and Lyell McEwin Hospital in South Australia, and the Sunshine Coast University Hospital, and Nambour General Hospital in Queensland.

She has also worked as a GP in a clinic in Kadina, and still works a few days a week at a clinic in the Adelaide Hills.

She enjoys every day general practice, and has a particular interest in women’s health, obstetrics, paediatrics, and travel medicine. She is trained in Implanon insertion, Yellow fever immunisation, GP obstetric shared care and has her Certificate in Women’s Health.

She lives locally in the Adelaide Hills and enjoys going running with her friends.

Malene graduated from The University of Adelaide in 1995 and worked in various areas of General Practice before discovering a passion for student (domestic and international) and young adult health over the past decade.

She is comfortable dealing with mental health, sexual health and travel medicine, amongst regular general practice issues, and is interested in the impact of cultural, family and life experiences on health presentations.

Outside of medicine, she is a lover of all things colourful and enjoys painting, knitting, reading and travelling.

Other languages spoken – Danish

** Please note, she does not see patients under the age of 16 

Special interests

Student Health, Mental Health , Travel Medicine, Sexual Health