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Dr Victor Antoun (pronounced An-ton) was born in North Sudan before studying Medicine in Egypt where he worked as a General Practitioner. He emigrated to Australia with his wife and three children in 1995 and very much enjoys the lifestyle that Australia offers. Dr Antoun worked in the mental health unit of New Norfolk, Tasmania, before relocating to Wagga in 2008 to resume his career as a General Practitioner. He joined us at Peter Street in 2008 and really enjoys working with us. Outside of work, Dr Antoun enjoys spending time with his family, gardening and reading his newspapers online.

Ranjan started his medical career in India. After completing graduation in medicine(MBBS), he completed Masters of Surgery and practiced as a trained general surgeon in India for 13 years before electing to come to Wagga Wagga, Australia in 2003. Ranjan worked at Wagga Wagga Base Hospital for 2 years upskilling his emergency medical skills before achieving FRACGP from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioner (RACGP) in 2007. Ranjan has also completed the Diploma in Child Health from the Children’s Hospital at Westmead , Sydney and Diploma in Anaesthetics to upgrade his interest and skills in child health and acute medicine. Besides general practice, one day a week, Ranjan works as Post Graduate Senior Medical Educator with GP Synergy which is the only GP training provider in NSW. Being an academician, Ranjan writes and reviews articles for international medical journal , namely, Australian Family Physician (AFP) and has been an examiner and Quality Assuror Examiner at the RACGP since 2009 Ranjan has a keen interest in skin cancer assessment, diagnosis and management. He has developed special skill in dermatoscopy and dermatoscopic photography. This involves a careful complete skin examination through a powerful hand held microscope (Dermatoscope) and taking macro and micro photographs which are stored in electronic medical file for future reference. Being compassionate, cheerful, knowledgeable, kind and through, Ranjan’s areas of interest include sports, acute and preventive medicine, men’s health, diabetes, arthritis, obesity, heart diseases, cholesterol management and patient education. Ranjan is equally good at elderly care, women’s health, mental health, respiratory medicine, and all other aspects of general practice. Ranjan is trained and holds a certificate as Authorized Health Professional for Rail Industry Workers. He is a panel doctor with several renowned companies and is involved in their employees employment and pre-employment medical assessment. To cater for workers and students, Ranjan starts at 8:30am and works Monday to Friday except Thursdays when he enjoys teaching GP registrars. Ranjan loves being a General Practitioner. He believes in what William Osler once said, “ The Good physician treats the disease; the great physician treats the patient who has the disease.”

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Monique began her career in asthma research at the Woolcock Institute in Sydney. She studied medicine at Monash University in Melbourne before working in various medical specialities in Western Sydney and at the Sydney Children’s Hospital Network. Monique is interested in all aspects of general practice with a special interest in paediatric medicine and has completed the Sydney Child Health Program at Westmead Children’s Hospital. Outside of work Monique enjoys travel, cooking and enjoying good food with friends and family.

Dr Jo was born in Japan and came to Australia with his family at the age of 5 years old. He has previously worked in Coolamon as a GP Registrar. His interests are all areas of medicine, especially Geriatric medicine. He studied at University of NSW before becoming a Registrar. He has a great sene of humour but when it comes to his patients he is very thorough and empatheitc. Dr Jo also likes cats and dogs.

General Practitioner, Male (MBBS, CAMC, AMC, EMC) Languages: English, Burmese, Urdu, Rohingya, and Rakhine I have been working in Australia since February 2019. I started my medical career in Queensland Health Hospitals as an emergency PHO/registrar with extensive experience. I am eagerly interested in all aspects of family medicine and look forward to continuing my development as a general practitioner. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. Areas of interest: Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Medicine, Geriatric Medicine, Chronic Disease Management, Women and Children’s health, Trauma and Minor Surgical Procedures, Palliative Care Education: Graduated with medical degree from the University of Medicine, Magway, Myanmar in 2008. Worked in General Practice in Myanmar for four years and in the emergency department in Jamaica for six and half years before moving to Australia in 2018. Worked in emergency department in Hervey Bay, Queensland for almost four years with rotations in departments of General Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics and Geriatric Medicine. Certificate in emergency medicine from the Australian College of Emergency Medicine, Melbourne. Currently on training pathway of a fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

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