Dr Sanjeev Rana completed his medical degree MBBS at Kathmandu University in Nepal. After 3 years of hospital and general practice experience, he moved to Australia with his wife. He started working in Joondalup Hospital in different departments in 2014. While at hospital, he completed Diploma in Child Health.

With 4 years of hospital experience, he decided to pursue his career as a GP. He trained locally under Australian General Practice Training Program and achieved fellowship with Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Outside work, he loves spending time with his family and loves music and sports.

Dr Jeffrin George has over 15 years experience in Australian Health System having worked at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital and also as a GP in Port Hedland and Pinjarra. Dr Jeffrin’s main focus is to give his patients the best care he possibly can.

Dr Jeffrin is experienced in all aspects of general practice and has special interests in chronic disease management, geriatric medicine, men’s health, health assessments and pre-employment medicals.

Dr Jeffrin enjoys playing table tennis, tennis and cycling in his spare time.

Dr Mohsin has over 13 years of clinical experience both overseas and in Australia. He has been working in Australia for the last 6 years, and for four years has worked in various metropolitan hospitals and country hospitals in WA. During his time working at the hospitals, he has gained experience in cardiology, haematology, emergency, general medicine and geriatric medicine. He has been working as a GP for the last two years.

Edward relocated from Sydney to Armagh, Ireland in 1997. He completed his graduation from Trinity College, University of Dublin in 2012 and began his medical career in Drogheda, Ireland for a year.

In 2013, he moved to Perth and worked in various hospital settings, including metropolitan and rural hospitals, for the next 8 years. Throughout his career, he has primarily focused on surgery, with expertise in General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, and Urology. Recently, he spent a year in his GP Training split between General Medicine and Emergency Medicine, enabling him to handle both acute and chronic adult and pediatric conditions. He commenced his GP Training in Eaton and Australian Medical Centres, outside of Bunbury.

Edward met his wife, Sheas, while working at the Royal Perth Hospital, and they have a son named Elliott together.

Given his extensive experience in surgery, Edward has a keen interest in Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery. He also takes an interest in Women's Health, Paediatric Medicine, and Chronic Disease Management, which he regards as fundamental aspects of General Practice.