Dr Naz Sharifuddin

Dr Robert Clarke

Dr. Robert Clarke obtained his primary medical qualifications from the University of Pretoria in South Africa. He subsequently practised in both hospital and private general practice settings in South Africa. He has extensive experience, including 10 years working in emergency departments and running his own private general practice. Dr. Clarke relocated to Australia in 2013, where he initially worked in an emergency department before pursuing further training in general practice to obtain his Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP). Since obtaining his Fellowship, he has been working as a General Practitioner at Landsborough Medical Centre.

In addition to his primary practice, he undertakes rural locum work for 5-10 days per month in rural hospitals and GP practices to assist with the supply of doctors in these areas. His clinical practice encompasses all aspects of general practice, including care for patients of all ages and life stages. His professional philosophy is centred on a “long and slow medicine” approach, which prioritises thorough explanations for clinical decisions and a focus on shared decision-making with patients. He has a particular interest in incorporating natural therapies into patient care. Outside of medicine, Dr. Clarke has a wide variety of personal interests, which include small-scale farming, keeping chickens and bees, fish farming, and growing his own vegetables and gardening.

Dr Jess Turner

Jess is a GP registrar with over 15 years’ experience as an obstetrician and gynaecologist. After graduating from Bristol Medical School in 2008 and working in Edinburgh, she moved to Australia in 2015.

She lives in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland with her family and a plethora of animals and loves spending time in the great outdoors. She has a special interest in women’s and family health, children’s health, and working with patients to provide integrative care of chronic conditions.

Dr Melissa Lee

Dr Lee has joined the Mooloolah Medical Centre and community to provide medical acupuncture treatments.

Dr Lee graduated from the Griffith University Medical School in 2012 and completed her Fellowship of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2020. In 2021-22, Dr Lee completed further training in medical acupuncture with the Australian Medical Acupuncture College of which she is a member.

Prior to studying medicine, Dr Lee completed a degree in Human Movements from University of Queensland and Bachelor of Health Science (Acupuncture).

Dr Lee has a special interest in environmental and nutritional medicine and is currently studying with the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM).

Dr Bill Meyers