Has an interest in family medicine, obstetrics, student/post graduate training & holds an active role in the local Divisions of General Practice.

Consults in family medicine, obstetrics, minor surgery & provides anaesthetic services.

Consults in family medicine, obstetrics & minor surgery.

Consults in family medicine.

Leah has advanced clinical education and training.  She can perform physical exams, diagnose and treat diseases and other health conditions.

Consults in family medicine, minor surgery.

Consult in all aspects of general medical practice as part of the RACGP post-graduate training.

Consult in all aspects of general medical practice as part of the RACGP/ACRRM post-graduate training.

An Intern is a doctor in training who has a medical degree but does still need supervision.  The Road to Rural Intern Program is a joint venture with Rural Doctors Workforce Agency (RDWA) & Adelaide to Outback GP training program (AOGP) that facilitates intern rotations in Rural General practice for South Australia.

Interns rotate from Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) for a 10-week term in their year of supervised rotations.  The interns get authentic rural experience during an important decision-making year.  They are immersed in a full scope of rural practice early in their careers ensuring that Rural general practice then features as an option as they decide on a medical specialty/direction.

A TMO is a trainee medical officer who is undertaking further training in a specialized area which includes general practice, psychiatry and paediatrics.  As part of their training they have a supervisor who assists them with their consultations.

The RACE Program (Rural Acadamy of Clinical Excellence) has medical officers located throughout the Riverland rotating through different specialties.  Waikerie Medical Centre host rotating TMO’s on a 12 week placement.

MEDICAL STUDENTS:

Waikerie Medical Centre host two 3rd year medical students from Flinders University Rural and Remote SA graduate program.  They spend the whole year in Waikerie as part of their training and are a great addition to our team and community.

For 2024, WMC welcomes David Sadauskas to Waikerie

MEDICAL STUDENTS:

Waikerie Medical Centre host two 3rd year medical students from Flinders University Rural and Remote SA graduate program.  They spend the whole year in Waikerie as part of their training and are a great addition to our team and community.

For 2024, WMC welcomes Stephanie Trinkle to Waikerie