Has been working at the Goulburn Medical Clinic since September 1993. Previously to that he had worked in Bateman’s Bay and at several hospitals including Concord, Westmead and Orange Base. Dr McConnell is now the Principal Doctor of the Goulburn Medical Clinic. He is a GP/Obstretrician and is often on call for maternity at the Goulburn Base Hospital. He does regular consults at all the nursing homes in town and also is a VMO at Bourke Street Health Service.
Has been a doctor at the Goulburn Medical Clinic since 2001. She runs women’s health clinics on a Tuesday morning. She has remained one of the most popular female GP’s in Goulburn over that time. Dr Hawke is also the senior lecturer at the ANU rural clinical school and will often have a medical student sit in during her consults. She also oversees some of the training of our registrars. “The aim of this rural exposure is to encourage students to consider rural medical practice after graduation. There is no doubt that a ‘local’ medical school such as the ANU will also encourage doctors to come and stay in our district after graduation. These measures are designed to alleviate the rural doctor shortage and increase the numbers of general practitioners and specialists who choose to work in Goulburn.” Dr Hawke says.
Dr Katherine Scott is a Fellow of RACGP. She has been working as a GP in Goulburn since 2009. Prior to that she has worked in General Practice in Sydney; Busselton WA; Katherine NT and Rochester Victoria. She enjoys the challenging variety of General Practice and particularly the fulfilment of providing continuing care to her long term patients.
Another senior doctor who has worked regularly at the clinic since 2013. Dr Mohamed is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He has past experience in emergency medicine. Dr Mohamed is experienced in all aspects of General Practice, especially in chronic disease management and has a Diploma of Child Health. He strives to work with patients for the betterment of their health and believes that “The good GP never stops learning”. Dr Mohamed speaks English, Hindi and Urdu.
Dr Matti has previously worked at the John Hunter Hospital and prior to that in Iraq. She has gained valuable experience across the spectrum of medical disciplines, which has prepared her well for a career in general practice. Her husband Dr Ehssan Kdady is also at the clinic. They enjoy living in Goulburn and have made it their long term home.
Dr Kdady is the other half of our husband and wife GP team at the clinic. He also comes to us from the John Hunter Hospital. Prior to that he gained comprehensive experience across the full range of medical disciplines in Iraq. He is happy to see patients across the spectrum of general practice, but has a particular interest in sports and musculoskeletal medicine.
Dr Atul Jawale is a General Practitioner with a special interest in skin cancers. He performs thorough skin checks using advanced skin imaging and is skilled at removing skin cancers. He is also well versed in all aspects of general practice. Dr Jawale completed his medical training in India. He migrated to Australia in 2011 and has worked at various hospitals across Australia. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr Jawale most recently worked in Wagga Wagga before permanently moving to Goulburn to live with his wife. Many patients know her as our beloved obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Swati Mahajan. We are excited to welcome Dr Jawale to our GP team. At the Goulburn Medical Clinic, we understand the importance of continuity of care. Our recruitment of Dr Jawale is part of our policy over the last couple of years to have doctors who will be here for the long term. Please call the clinic on 48230200 for an appointment.
