Phone: (07) 4973 3000
1 Hayes Avenue
Boyne Island
Dr. Gaston trained in the Netherlands. He has been working as a doctor since 1998.
His special interests include paediatrics, skin cancer and minor surgery, joint injections, sports medicine, and dive medicals.
One of his passions is to improve the health care services in the Gladstone region. He is also a GP-trainer for James Cook University.
Dr. Dief has been a GP in the Gladstone region for more than 30 years and has a wealth of experience.
His special interests include men's health, paediatrics, skin cancer, and surgery.
Dr. Elaine is an experienced GP from South Africa. She enjoys all aspects of General Practice and sees patients of all age groups. She likes the GP focus on the whole patient.
Her particular interests include minor surgery, skin cancer, and women's health.
Dr. Korien trained in South Africa and has been in general practice since 2004.
Her special interests are paediatrics, women's health, and chronic disease management.
Dr. Rosel has trained in South-Africa. She is a committed and confident physician with many years of experience in hospitals, private practice, and diverse clinical settings.
She is a patient-focused and experienced general practitioner, with special interest in paediatrics and clinical procedures.
Dr. Aeint has moved up from Bundaberg to join the BITS team and work towards GP Fellowship.
She has worked in different hospitals, initially in Myanmar and then in Bundaberg. Dr. Aeint is interested in all health aspects.
Dr. Aung has worked in hospitals in Myanmar, prior to relocating to Australia.
He has worked in Bundaberg Hospital for 2 years and decided to become a General Practitioner. He is working towards RACGP Fellowship at BITS. His special interests include procedures and medical emergencies.
Dr. Dinesh was born in Sri Lanka and educated in India. He spent 15 years across various specialities and general practices in Sri Lanka, including working for 4 years in rural and remote areas affected by the civil war.
He believes in holistic care and has a special interest in adult medicine including emergency care, paediatric neurology, minor surgeries, and chronic disease management.
Dr. Serge trained in the DR Congo. He has been a GP in South Africa since 2005, and has both hospital and GP experience since. His special interests include women's health, men's health, and minor surgery.
Dr. Sherika Hanley qualified as a family physician in South Africa in 2013 and is now completing her RACGP Fellowship. She strives to deliver comprehensive person-centred care, and her main interests are in prevention and control of chronic diseases and women's health.
Sherika is a PhD graduate with medical education and clinical research experience and is currently an Implementation Science Fellow at HIGH IRI Washington University.
Dr. Ciana is a GP registrar working on completing her fellowship training at BITS Medical Centre. She obtained her medical degree at the University of Queensland in 2018. Since then, she has worked at Rockhampton Hospital, Gladstone Hospital, and the Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane before starting her GP training in the Central Queensland Region.
Her interests are in early pregnancy and antenatal care, child and adolescent health, skin cancer, and minor procedures.
Dr. Amir is a skilled and gentle doctor, originally from Iran, who loves the variety of general practice and looking after the whole family.
His special interests include infectious diseases, Paediatric care and chronic conditions. Dr. Amir likes long-distance running and bike riding.