Medical Practitioners
After graduating in 1984, Dr Fitzpatrick worked as a General Practitioner in various urban and rural positions, as well as in Britain. He has worked at Terang Medical Clinic since 1990. Dr Fitzpatrick's special interests include family medicine, sports medicine, hospital care, obstetrics and anaesthetics. Dr Fitzpatrick has regular involvement in the supervision and training of medical students and is an accredited Lead Supervisor of GP Registrars.
After graduating from Deakin Medical School, Warrnambool, in 2011, Dr Altree completed an internship and residency at Royal Adelaide Hospital. In 2016 Dr Altree gained her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr Altree's special interests include preventative health, patient education and a passionate commitment to patient advocacy in regard to mental and sexual health. Dr Altree is involved in the supervision and training of GP Registrars and Deakin Medical School students.
Dr Moloney (nee Kelly) studied at Monash University, graduating with her MBBS in 2012.
She worked at Barwon Health (now University Hospital Geelong), where she completed her Internship, as well as her Diploma of Children's Health, Certificate of Emergency Medicine and her Diploma of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Dr Moloney has worked in General Practice in the Grampians and Southwest Victorian regions. She gained her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2019.
Dr Moloney's special interests are in Women's Health, Children's Health and Emergency Medicine.
She worked at Barwon Health (now University Hospital Geelong), where she completed her Internship, as well as her Diploma of Children's Health, Certificate of Emergency Medicine and her Diploma of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Dr Moloney has worked in General Practice in the Grampians and Southwest Victorian regions. She gained her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2019.
Dr Moloney's special interests are in Women's Health, Children's Health and Emergency Medicine.
Dr Stefanie Hammond holds fellowship as a Rural Generalist with the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. She graduated from Deakin University Postgraduate Medicine in 2016 and has gone on to complete additional training in Emergency Medicine, as well as obtaining her Certificate in Women's Health and completing the Sydney Child Health Program.
Dr Hammond aims to work with you to optimise your general health as well as targeting specific issues of concern in a holistic and non-judgemental manner.
Dr O'Neill hails from Ireland where he did his medical training. Robin has a special interest in dermatology and paediatrics.
In his spare time, he is busy in his garden and renovating his home.
Dr Sabeti is a rurally trained doctor with a special interest in women's health, paediatrics and mental health.
In his spare time, Paul is involved in teaching physiology, volunteers with organisations that are involved with homeless young people. He enjoys nature hikes, bike riding and is a food enthusiast.
Dr Chollangi graduated from Melbourne University in 2017 and has additional training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, along with a Diploma in Women’s Health. Dr Chollangi is currently completing the Sydney Children's Health program.
Dr Chollangi is training to be a General Practitioner as part of the RACGP training program. As a GP registrar in Terang, Dr Chollangi hopes to care for you and your family in a holistic and equitable manner while keeping you at the centre of the consult.
Dr Naj Soomro has 12 years of experience in clinical medicine with a special interest in Sports Medicine. Along with his medical degree, he holds Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sports and Exercise Science from University of Sydney (Thesis: Cricket Injury Prevention). This was completed in collaboration with Cricket Australia.