Our
Doctors

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Dr Samuel Akin Bada is the
Medical Director of Ellenbrook
Medical Centre. He has worked extensively in various hospitals
and private surgeries in Nigeria, Zimbabwe, the United Kingdom,
South Africa and Australia. His areas of interest include
family practice, cosmetics, paediatrics, minor surgery, dive
medicals and women's health. |
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Dr Krishna Thavarasan has
been working as a general practitioner at Ellenbrook Medical
Centre since December 2005. Prior to her current position
she has been working as a GP at various locations in Australia
since 2000. Her interests include working in paediatrics and
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Dr Sam Gamage
accepted a new position at Ellenbrook Medical Centre in January
2006. He is the current After Hours doctor as well as being
actively involved with the deputising service. He has been
working as a doctor in general medicine in Australia since
2003. |
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Dr Trevor Hoffman graduated
in medicine from the University of Western Australia in 1970.
He worked at Royal Perth Hospital in Perth and Princess Alexandra
Hospital in Brisbane, and then went back to university to
study law. Upon graduating he practiced as a lawyer for 19
years, before returning to medicine in 1998. Since then he
has worked at various hospitals and medical centres around
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Dr Rechelle Schoonraad was
born in South Africa, and came to Australia in 2006. She is
married, and has no children, but 2 persian cats. Her hobbies
include reading, painting and photography. |
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Dr Nilesh Patel was born in Kenya and educated in England at the London hospital Medical College.
Nilesh practised in the UK as a Principal until November 2007 when he migrated to Australia. His special interest is cardiovascular
and respitory conditions and general paediatrics. Married with three beautiful children. Other interests include golf, table tennis and walking.
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Dr Meshach Azucar is British born and of Nigerian extraction. He obtained his primary Medical
Qualifications at the University of Benin teaching hospital in Nigeria.
He trained and practiced as a General Practitioner and worked in various
hospitals in the UK, before moving to Australia in August 2008. He has special
interests in fields of Dermatology, Public Health and Psychiatry.
Other post graduate qualifications includes:
MSc in Public Health from the London school of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
PG Dip in Dermatology from the University of Cardiff (Wales).
PG Dip in Management from the University of London.
Personal interests includes Travelling, Music & Football.
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Dr Jitesh Sikka Recently moved from UK to join Ellenbrook Medical Centre. He is a member
of Royal College of General Practitioners UK and fellow of Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr Sikka has also completed his
post grad in Internal Medicine and diploma of occupational medicine.
He enjoys working with his patients and has a special interest
in rheumatology and Occupational Medicine.
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Dr Dumidu |
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Dr Mitiku
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Dr Adegboye A psychiatrist is a medically trained doctor who has undergone additional
specialist training relating to the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses and emotional problems. They aim to improve
both the physical and mental wellbeing of a patient, using physical or psychological treatments, and sometimes medication.
Dr Adegboye is Ellenbrook Medical Centre's consultant psychiatrist. His interests include depression, bipolar disorder,
schizophrenia, delusional disorders, personality disorders, psychotherapy, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders and obsessive compulsive disorder. |
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Did
you know?
The word doctor comes from the Latin verb docere
meaning "to teach".
It was not until the 16th century that it came
to have a specific medical connotation. |