Dr Daniel Nguyen

I am a General Practitioner with a background in physiotherapy, and I am passionate about caring for individuals and families across all stages of life. My journey into medicine grew from both my early life experiences and my years working as a physiotherapist in hospital and community settings. Those years taught me the value of listening carefully, understanding people's stories, and helping them move toward better health in practical, sustainable ways.

I believe healthcare works best when it is collaborative. Having worked within multidisciplinary teams throughout my career, I see the difference that integrated, team-based care can make for patients and their families.

I grew up in Sydney and moved to Western Australia in 2014 to study Medicine at the University of Notre Dame. After graduating, I worked across Fiona Stanley Hospital, Fremantle Hospital and Rockingham General Hospital within the South Metropolitan Health Service. While I hadn't originally planned on becoming a GP, I realised that what I valued most was building long-term relationships and supporting people over time.

I currently serve as Head Doctor at Perth Demons Football Club and also work as a General Practitioner in the Emergency Department at St John of God Midland. I am also a supervisor with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and am involved in the training and selection of medical students at the University of Notre Dame.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, keeping fit at the gym, and, when I get the chance, doing a few laps at Barbagallo Raceway.

I'm a locally trained general practitioner, born and raised here in Perth. I completed my medical degree at the University of Notre Dame Australia in Fremantle in 2018 and achieved Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2024.

I've worked across several major hospitals in Perth, which has given me broad clinical experience and a strong foundation in managing complex and diverse medical conditions. I'm passionate about helping patients achieve long-term wellbeing through evidence-based preventive care and comprehensive management of chronic illness.

Alongside my clinical work, I'm involved in teaching and research. I'm an adjunct lecturer in medicine at Curtin University and have presented at national and international conferences, particularly in multidisciplinary cardiovascular care. I'm especially interested in how team-based care within general practice can improve patient outcomes.

Outside of medicine, I enjoy cooking, travelling, and a good LEGO set. I'm delighted to be part of the Bayswater GP team and look forward to caring for the local community.

I originally trained as an optometrist and retinal molecular biologist, completing a PhD in optometry before pursuing medicine. My academic journey brought me to Western Australia, where I completed my Doctor of Medicine at the University of Notre Dame Fremantle in 2018.

After graduating, I worked at Fiona Stanley Hospital, Royal Perth Hospital, and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, gaining experience across a range of specialties including Emergency, Geriatrics, General Medicine, and Ophthalmology. I then completed my general practice training in Western Australia.

I value building long-term relationships with my patients and providing care that is both practical and evidence-based. Originally from South Korea, I speak both English and Korean, and I'm passionate about caring for Western Australia's multicultural communities.

Outside of work, I enjoy cooking and keeping active while keeping up with my family's busy schedule.

I graduated in Medicine from the University of Notre Dame after completing a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Microbiology, at the University of Otago. I have worked across several major institutions including Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Hollywood Private Hospital, and Graylands Hospital, where I gained broad clinical experience across multiple areas of medicine.

I later returned to New Zealand to spend time with my family and attained Fellowship with the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (FRNZCGP). I have a special interest in cosmetic medicine and have completed a Diploma in Cosmetic Medicine. I am also a member of the New Zealand Society of Cosmetic Medicine (NZSCM).

While I enjoy all aspects of General Practice, I have a particular passion for preventative health and place strong emphasis on continuity of care and building long-term relationships with my patients.

Outside of medicine, I enjoy going to the gym and am an avid collector of Pokémon cards.

Dr Amanda Ashley is an experienced General Practitioner dedicated to delivering compassionate, patient-centred and evidence-based care, with commitment to helping patients thrive at every stage of life. She enjoys all aspects of general practice, across all age groups. You may sometimes see her accompanied in the office by her beloved little dog, Rosie!

Before embarking on her medical career, Dr Ashley worked as an Intensive Care Unit clinical nurse for many years, which she loved. Nonetheless, her childhood dream of being a doctor led her to study medicine at the University of Western Australia and she completed her medical degree in 2005.

Following postgraduate training at Fremantle Hospital, Dr Ashley completed General Practice training and achieved Fellowship in 2009.

Seeking both professional challenge and adventure, she then spent eight years working as a solo GP in a remote Western Australian mining town. This experience allowed her to develop broad clinical skills across all aspects of family medicine while providing comprehensive healthcare to a diverse community.

In 2019, Dr Ashley returned to Perth to be closer to family. Dr Ashley continues to love everything about general practice, the ability to build long term relationships with her patients and work with them to achieve optimal health and well-being through personalised, evidence-based care across all stages of life.

I completed my MD and general practice training here in Western Australia. Prior to medicine I completed undergraduate studies in nutrition and exercise science and maintain a keen interest in this in and out of my practice.

After completing my medical degree in WA I worked in the public hospital system for several years before transitioning to general practice. I really enjoy all aspects of general practice however I have a special interest in metabolic disease, including type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance, and I love working closely with my patients to help manage these conditions through lifestyle modification.

I'm also very interested in the management of chronic disease and mental health, and I always aim to take a holistic approach to patient care.

Outside of medicine, I cherish spending time with my young family.

I graduated with a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Notre Dame Australia in Fremantle. After completing my training and gaining Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, I went on to complete a Professional Diploma in Skin Cancer Medicine.

I have a special interest in lifestyle and weight management, as well as skin cancer medicine. I enjoy helping patients take a proactive approach to their health and working together to achieve realistic, sustainable lifestyle goals.

In my day-to-day practice, I provide care across a wide range of areas, including ear, nose and throat conditions, metabolic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure, infectious diseases and travel medicine, women's and men's health, paediatric care, and mental health.

Outside of work, I enjoy a long lunch whenever I get the chance.

Trent Raykos is a Physiotherapist who works with patients across injury rehabilitation, chronic pain management, and return-to-sport programs. His approach focuses on building personalised rehab plans tailored to your goals, whether that's recovering from surgery, managing long-term pain, or getting back to training and competition with confidence.

Trent works closely with our GPs and the wider clinic team to deliver coordinated, evidence-based care.

I'm Stephen Ho, a Curtin University graduate and physiotherapist who enjoys helping people manage pain, move better, and stay independent.

I provide evidence-based assessment and treatment for a range of musculoskeletal and mobility-related conditions, with particular interests in chronic pain, geriatric rehabilitation, balance issues, BPPV, and practical exercise-based management tailored to each individual.

Hi, I'm Daniel, a Physiotherapist with 9 years of experience in musculoskeletal, sports injury rehabilitation, and chronic pain management.

I have worked in the WAFL for a number of years and currently I also work as the WACA Pathways Physiotherapist.

I take a holistic and personalised approach to management and rehabilitation, ensuring all contributing factors to injuries are addressed in order to facilitate a positive outcome.

I work closely with our GPs to ensure an evidence based and collaborative approach to care.

Hi, I'm Tess, a Registered Psychologist with over 25 years of experience supporting adults through a broad range of mental health and life challenges. I provide evidence-based psychological assessment and therapy in a warm, collaborative and respectful environment.

I work with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, stress and burnout, emotional regulation difficulties, grief and loss, relationship concerns, workplace challenges, life transitions and self-esteem difficulties. I have a particular interest in adult ADHD assessment and support, helping clients better understand their strengths and develop practical strategies to improve everyday functioning.

My therapeutic approach is tailored to each individual and draws on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Schema Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and mindfulness-based approaches.

I welcome referrals for adults aged 18 years and over and am committed to working collaboratively with GPs and other health professionals to provide high-quality, person-centred care.

I am a registered psychologist working out of our offices in North Perth. My friendly nature and client-centred approach to therapy allow clients to feel supported, heard, and understood.

I provide a safe, collaborative space for clients to explore their unique challenges using evidence-based practices. I believe that a strong therapeutic relationship based on empathy and trust underpins meaningful and lasting change. I also understand that reaching out for support is the first step, but it's often the most difficult.

I work with adolescents and adults from a range of backgrounds for assessment and therapy.

I am a registered psychologist and sexologist offering sessions with clients aged 12 and over, and I also offer couples therapy. I practice from a client-focused approach, allowing you to feel safe, supported, and honoured in your experience.

I incorporate many therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), attachment and interpersonal therapy, and trauma interventions. I have completed a Master's in Sexology, and am passionate about supporting people in navigating sexuality, identity, and relationships. I am open to working with people navigating ethical non-monogamy and am kink-friendly.

I work with adolescents and adults navigating a variety of challenges, including mental health, trauma, pain, and sexuality and gender issues.

I'm Michele Kearney, an Accredited Practising Dietitian with a passion for helping people improve their health through practical, evidence-based nutrition care. I believe in working collaboratively with GPs and the wider healthcare team to ensure every patient receives safe, coordinated, and effective support.

My approach is gentle, realistic, and grounded in understanding each person's unique needs, preferences, and lifestyle. I don't believe in strict diets or complete overhauls, just achievable, sustainable changes that fit naturally into everyday routines.

My goal is to make nutrition feel manageable, empowering, and tailored, so people can build confidence without feeling overwhelmed.

Whether you're managing a chronic condition, working towards specific health goals, or simply wanting to feel better day-to-day, I work closely with the clinic team to provide cohesive, whole-person care.

Elena Kokh is a community and credentialed pharmacist with a strong focus on personalised patient care. She completed her Bachelor of Pharmacy in Russia and her Master of Biomedical Science at Curtin University, WA.

Elena has special interests in Home Medicines Reviews (HMRs), medication management, vaccinations, and supporting patients with their overall health and wellbeing.

I'm a Registered Nurse who graduated from Curtin University in 2015, and I've spent most of my career working in primary care across several medical practices in Perth.

I hold a Graduate Certificate in Diabetes Education from Curtin University and became a credentialled Diabetes Educator in 2021. That same year, I founded Optimum Diabetes Solution, a dedicated diabetes clinic, reflecting my strong commitment to improving outcomes for people living with diabetes.

I'm passionate about making a meaningful difference in the community and supporting patients to achieve positive, sustainable improvements in their health and wellbeing. I'm currently completing a Master of Nurse Practitioner at Edith Cowan University, with the goal of expanding my scope of practice and providing more comprehensive care to a broader patient population.

Outside of work, I enjoy playing jazz piano, going for runs, travelling, and spending quality time with my wife and daughter.