Dr. George is a specialist General Practitioner. She completed her GP training in Eastern Victoria and is a fellow of RACGP. She has extensive experience in a range of hospital settings across Queensland and Victoria, with special interest in the following areas: Iron Infusions Skin Cancer Checks Minor Skin Procedures Mirena Insertion & Removal Implanon...
George has ten years’ experience working in private practice and sports physiotherapy settings. In George’s latest role he was the Senior Physiotherapist at the Geelong Football Club (AFL). As well as this experience, George has also worked as the physiotherapist for various sporting teams including Geelong VFL, Geelong VFLW, Geelong Falcons, and Geelong Supercats (Basketball)....
Vicki graduated from Sydney University. She has worked in Geelong for 20 years as a GP. Vicki’s special interests are adult medicine, chronic care and aged care. She welcomes all adult patients. Vicki is excited to start working at Myers Street. She will be working with us Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Please note: Vicki does...
Helen graduated from Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Ireland in 2007. She obtained General Practice Specialty training (MRCGP) in UK in 2014. Helen has been enjoying working and living in Australia since 2015 and her interests include Children’s and Women’s Health.
Dr Tine graduated in 1990 and gained his fellowship with Royal Australian college of General Practice in 2011. His special interests in general practice are minor surgical procedures, chronic disease management, mental health, women & men health and special interests in children health.
Dr Nick Titheridge graduated from Deakin in 2012 before specializing in General Practice throughout the Melbourne Area. He fellowed with the Royal College of General Practice in 2016 and was employed with the Royal Australian Navy as a Military doctor from 2012 to 2018 in Sydney. Whilst in Sydney Nick worked as a resident...
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