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Will graduated from Sydney University in 2001, and completed his specialty training in General Practice in 2006.

He worked as a rural GP in southern NSW and northwest Queensland, building skills in remote emergency medicine.

As well as seeing patients at the practice each day, Will is also a consultant in emergency medicine at Norwest Hospital and cares for patients at Mosman Hospital.

Will has experience in men’s health, paediatrics, women’s ultrasound, minor surgery, and travel medicine. He enjoys seeing families and providing continuity of care.

Will lives in Mosman and has children in local schools. He enjoys swimming, playing the violin, and walking in the rain.

Dr Stokes is an experienced General Practitioner, with specialty training in Paediatrics. She graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1993, completed a postgraduate Diploma of Paediatrics in 1996, and passed her final Paediatric Physician Fellowship exams in 1999. She continued working in Paediatrics until 2002.

Whilst having her own children, Rachel worked as an Emergency Department physician for 5 years, where she developed an interest in continuity of family care. In 2007 she undertook further specialty training in General Practice, completing her second Fellowship exams as a General Practitioner in 2010. Rachel also has other clinical interests in Women’s Health, Nutrition, and Sport & Fitness Medicine.

Rachel lives in Mosman with her husband and 2 children, and enjoys jogging, surf life saving, boating, and spending time with her family.

Dr Steven Yakich is an experienced General Practitioner, having worked in family medicine since 1999.

After completing a Bachelor of Human Biology, a Bachelor of Medicine, and a Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Auckland in 1993, he continued training as a resident in various hospitals, including terms in general medicine, urology, psychological medicine, and gynaecology. On moving to Sydney, Dr Yakich also gained experience in paediatrics at Westmead Children’s Hospital and in palliative care at St Vincent’s Hospital. In 2001 he completed his postgraduate specialty training, and was made a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of