Our Team

Prior to moving to Australia, Dr Fletcher led a British Medical Journal award-winning Primary Healthcare Team in Greater Manchester, UK. There he was responsible for implementing a network of healthcare navigators across GP practices, improving health outcomes whilst also reducing costs.

Dr Fletcher is dedicated to clinical excellence and ensuring medicine is practiced at the cutting edge, he is published in international medical journals. He is also passionate about medical education and served as the local Primary Care Education Lead in the UK, and as a trainer for GP Registrars.

As a Director of Integrated Clinical Healthcare, Dr Fletcher seeks to break down barriers, improve access to care, and get the best health outcomes for his patients.

He is devoted to providing regular quality care for the elderly in the Sutherland Shire community and residential aged care facilities. He collaborates with his patients and their families to achieve desirable outcomes for the patients. Working hand in hand with allied health and clinical specialists he ensures the highest quality of care for his geriatric patients. He believes in healthy aging and the importance of risk minimization in elderly patients, supporting them to enjoy life to the fullest.

Dr Chien is a Director of Integrated Clinical Healthcare, GP supervisor and trains GPs registrars and medical students.

She considers herself to be a caring and personable doctor. She takes time to listen to her patient’s concerns and works in a holistic way to improve the well-being and the health outcomes of her patients.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two beautiful kids and studying anti-aging medicine.

He has excelled in these areas from developing novel clinical services for the SouthWest of Sydney (Community Geriatrics Service), to leading clinical trial and research teams (for new drugs and herbal supplements in Alzheimer’s dementia) and working with industry partners to develop cutting edge technology for healthcare (Primal Pictures VR). Mark also works in several corporate advisory and director roles in healthcare and medtech.

Mark has a strong interest in developing integrated health services, which have been proven across the world to improve outcomes for patients, families, staff and the health service. Integrated care is especially important, though challenging in geriatric medicine. Mark works with outstanding colleagues and teams to ensure not just integrated care is successfully rolled out to our communities, but you have the opportunity to improve your health through it.

After completing his training as a GP, Steven’s interest in skin cancer medicine led him to pursue additional post graduate training in this field. He is a member of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia and has completed further postgraduate certifications in skin cancer medicine, including a diploma in dermoscopy and a certificate in applied dermoscopy from the Australian College of Dermatologists. He is currently studying to complete a Masters of Medicine in Skin Cancer from the University of Queensland. He has experience in skin cancer procedures having worked across multiple skin cancer clinics in Sydney and Wollongong.

He believes in delivering high-quality skin cancer care where attention to detail and a holistic approach are key.

Chris has an extensive coaching background working in community and high-performance sport, and in the fitness and health sector. Chris enjoys working with people of all backgrounds and ages and in particular aged care.

Chris is passionate about the role of exercise as part of the multi-disciplinary team. He is actively involved teaching university students during their fitness-sector work placements. Chris is an advocate for integrated care as a route to maximum patient wellbeing.

She has more than 20 years in primary care including experience and expertise in the care of the older person. She has recently completed a Graduate Certificate in Gerontology and further studies in caring for people with Dementia.

Ruth has worked as a Community Nurse and Practice Nurse in both Australia and the UK. She has worked as a Case Manager for Transitional Aged Care Service in Sutherland Shire where she supported older people requiring specialised care and support during their transition from hospital to home. She has facilitated diabetes education and enjoys helping patients live life to the full.

Liz’s areas of special interest and experience include:

• Mental health problems: including depression; anxiety; mood disorders
• Trauma
• Grief and Bereavement
• Adjustment

Liz is a member of AAPi (Australian Association of Psychologists inc.).

Liz is also passionate about creative arts and loves being in nature. She believes everyone has value and life can hold meaning in each and every circumstance.

Directors Briohny Day and Clem Ringstad along with Elyse McLennan and practice founder Bruce Overton have served the Sutherland Shire for well over 30 years in a variety of clinical settings including hospital, acute care , rehabilitation and residential aged care settings.

They have a strong belief in the importance of integrated care as a means of achieving the best outcomes for patients and assisting them to lead lives that are fulfilling, productive and meaningful.

Kellie McDermott, the founder of Tranquility massage therapy, has been a remedial massage practitioner for over 20 years and is a teacher at TAFE NSW. She has a team of dedicated practitioners who are caring and compassionate and take a client centred approach to care.

All their practitioners are registered with the Association of Massage Therapists (AMT), and have extensive experience in providing remedial massage in the Sutherland Shire. They have a focus on working collaboratively with other health professionals to achieve the best possible outcomes for their clients.