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Dr Kate Kelso B.Med FRACGP Cert SH & FPA

Kate studied medicine at Newcastle University, graduating in 2002, and completed General Practice training in 2010.

Kate’s areas of special interest are women’s and children’s health, family planning, sports medicine and mental health. She has completed a Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health.

Nerida graduated from the University of Queensland in 1991, with Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. She worked at Townsville General Hospital and then St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney as an Anaesthetics and Intensive Care Registrar. She went on to gain Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Diploma of Child Health and Certificate of Nutrition and Environmental Medicine. Nerida is also an examiner for the Royal Australian College of

MBBS (Hons), FRACGP, Dip Child Health, Grad Dip Women's Health

After graduation, she gained extensive experience as a Resident Medical Officer and Medical Registrar at the Royal Perth Hospital. She went on to gain a Diploma in Child Health from the Princess Margaret Hospital and subsequently attained Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2013.

Jasmine has also completed her Vocational Graduate Diploma of Women’s Health at the King Edward Memorial Hospital. She is an Examiner for the RACGP and has a passion for educating junior doctors in General Practice. She also has a passion for women’s and children’s health and loves to surf and spend time with her young family in her spare time.

Dr Josephine PangBSc (Med) MBBS FRACGP Dip Child Health

Josephine studied science and medicine at the University of New South Wales. (BSc Med MBBS) She completed her intern and resident years at Royal North Shore Hospital and went on to complete her General Practice training (FRACGP) in 2007. She continued her training in Paediatrics and achieved the Diploma of Child Health through the University of Sydney at Westmead Children’s Hospital. She enjoys developing ongoing therapeutic relationships with her patients and their families.

She is interested in all aspects of general practice, but particularly child and adolescent health and preventive care.

Dr Sandra Van de Water is a graduate of Sydney University and trained in General Practice at Hornsby Hospital and Westmead Primary Care unit.

Her passion has always been family medicine and she has been in a longterm practice in Sydney's West for over 27 years. She also practiced at the Macquarie University General practice for the last 10 years. Dr Van de Waters' strengths are in problem solving and pastoral care of her patients and aims to encourage a healthy happy lifestyle in all.