Dr Chris Lewis attended the University of Cape Town for his medical degree, one the most beautiful places in the world and where Chris Barnard performed the first heart transplant. Exciting times.

After graduation Dr Lewis worked in rural practice in Zimbabwe, mainly in the farming communities. He also worked in South Africa, Zambia and Saudi Arabia.

Dr Lewis moved to Western Australia in 2003 to provide a secure future for his wife and three sons. His hobbies include birding, wildlife photography and gardening along with a fine wine or whiskey.

Dr Myburgh likes to cultivate long term relationships with patients and their family members. He has been in this region since 2011, has an established network with specialists and other health care workers and plans to stay here long term.

He graduated in 1994 in South Africa where he practiced as a GP for 15 years. He has completed the Australian GP Specialist examinations in Perth and obtained Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2012.

Dr Myburgh’s practice includes:

• Skin Cancer checks

• Women’s, Men’s, Children’s and Mental Health.

• All other aspects of General Practice including heart conditions, cancers, diabetes, thyroid problems, Asthma, COPD, arthritis and digestive system problems.

Dr Ghobrial completed a Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Pharmacy at the University of Queensland and James Cook University and his Medical Degree at Notre Dame University WA Australia. Dr Ghobrial Completed his specialist training and obtained his fellowship from Royal Australia College of GP.

He has experience working at Royal Perth Hospital, Rockingham and Armadale Hospitals. Dr Ghobrial’s interests include Chronic Disease Management,Skin Spot Checks and Skin Cancer Surgery.

Dr Ghobrial DOES NOT prescribe stimulent medication in particular ADHD Medications.

Services: 45-49 health assessment, 75+ Health Assessment, Asthma, Diabetes, General Practice, Mediloss, Skin Spot Checks.

Currently Dr Simpson is not seeing new patients

After completing medical training at the University of Melbourne’s Rural Clinical School and working for 4 years at the Geelong Hospital, Candice moved to Far North Queensland to complete her GP/rural generalist training.  She spent 2 years working in Cooktown and completed her GP anaesthetics training at Hervey Bay Hospital.

Candice has a passion for rural medicine and for providing comprehensive care to all her patients.  She has a special interest in sports medicine, volunteering as team doctor for South West Phoenix soccer club, as well as being on the Australian and Queensland medical teams for Special Olympics.