Originally from the UK, Angela graduated from Cambridge University in 1999. After several years’ experience in Emergency and General Medicine, she went on to qualify as a GP in 2007.

Angela migrated to NZ in 2008, initially working throughout the North Island as a Rural GP Locum, before joining the HEMC family in 2014. She currently works part time, 3 days a week, and also works as one of our Urgent Clinic Doctors.

Away from work, Angela has a busy family life with her husband and 2 small children. She enjoys running and yoga, tramping and travel, as well as gardening and cooking.

Andrew graduated from Otago University of Medicine in 2009. He moved to Hamilton after working a couple of years in Palmerston North Hospital.

He worked a few years in Waikato Hospital mainly in the medical fields, before becoming a GP. He enjoyed this transition very much, and thinks it is the best decision he has made in his medical career.

Originally from Malaysia, Andrew is now married and has settled down in Hamilton.

Originally from the UK, Angela graduated from Cambridge University in 1999. After several years’ experience in Emergency and General Medicine, she went on to qualify as a GP in 2007.

Angela migrated to NZ in 2008, initially working throughout the North Island as a Rural GP Locum, before joining the HEMC family in 2014. She currently works part time, 3 days a week, and also works as one of our Urgent Clinic Doctors.

Away from work, Angela has a busy family life with her husband and 2 small children. She enjoys running and yoga, tramping and travel, as well as gardening and cooking.

Bert was born in South Africa. He attained his medical degree in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1989 and moved to New Zealand in 1994.  He has been part of the Hamilton East Medical Centre team since 1995.

Bert qualified in South Africa and obtained his Diploma in Dermoscopy from the University of Gratz in Austria, and his Diploma in Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery through the Skin Cancer College of Australasia.

His interests include minor surgery including vasectomies and men’s health.

He is married to Carrie, and they have three daughters. His hobbies are cycling and gardening.

Bert was born in South Africa. He attained his medical degree in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1989 and moved to New Zealand in 1994.  He has been part of the Hamilton East Medical Centre team since 1995.

Bert qualified in South Africa and obtained his Diploma in Dermoscopy from the University of Gratz in Austria, and his Diploma in Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery through the Skin Cancer College of Australasia.

His interests include minor surgery including vasectomies and men’s health.

He is married to Carrie, and they have three daughters. His hobbies are cycling and gardening.

In Julian’s earlier days at Hamilton East Medical Centre he was involved in providing a lot of maternity care for the practice, and by extension a lot of child health care. Over the last ten years, Julian’s focus has swung more towards care of older people, and he currently provides medical officer services to Selwyn Wilson Carlile and Hilda Ross Retirement Villages.

However, he is still involved in the provision of general medical services to all ages at Hamilton East Medical Centre.

Julian also sees a lot of people with disabilities and with chronic mental health issues. He has a son with multiple disabilities so he has a personal interest in this area.

Julian’s interests are music (he has been learning classical guitar since 1999), model trains and science fiction/fantasy (occasionally, usually when on holiday).

In Julian’s earlier days at Hamilton East Medical Centre he was involved in providing a lot of maternity care for the practice, and by extension a lot of child health care. Over the last ten years, Julian’s focus has swung more towards care of older people, and he currently provides medical officer services to Selwyn Wilson Carlile and Hilda Ross Retirement Villages.

However, he is still involved in the provision of general medical services to all ages at Hamilton East Medical Centre.

Julian also sees a lot of people with disabilities and with chronic mental health issues. He has a son with multiple disabilities so he has a personal interest in this area.

Julian’s interests are music (he has been learning classical guitar since 1999), model trains and science fiction/fantasy (occasionally, usually when on holiday).

Originally from Nigeria, I moved to NZ in 2010 and worked for a few years at the different hospitals in Auckland as a basic physician trainee before changing to GP for a better work life balance.
I am a fellow of the Royal NZ College of GP and I enjoy all aspects of general practice with particular interest in women’s health and geriatrics.

Outside of work, I have a busy family life with my husband and 2 young children.

Born in Wellington and educated in Wanganui, Mark graduated from the Auckland Medical School in 1984.

After completing an Obstetric Diploma at Middlemore Hospital in 1986, he undertook his GP registrar training in Tauranga and Te Puke the following year. He moved with his family to Hamilton at the end of 1987 and joined the Hamilton East Medical Centre in 1990.

Mark feels most fortunate to have a fulfilling job which presents new challenges every day. He loves the variety and problem-solving that general practice brings and values the importance of building relationships with patients and the families that he serves. Mark enjoys all aspects of general practice, but his special interests include emergency medicine, minor surgery, preventative health screening and musculoskeletal medicine.

Mark has one son and three daughters and is married to Penny. In his spare time, he enjoys time with family and friends, outdoor pursuits, reading and gardening.

Originally from Nigeria, I moved to NZ in 2010 and worked for a few years at the different hospitals in Auckland as a basic physician trainee before changing to GP for a better work life balance.
I am a fellow of the Royal NZ College of GP and I enjoy all aspects of general practice with particular interest in women’s health and geriatrics.

Outside of work, I have a busy family life with my husband and 2 young children.

Born in Wellington and educated in Wanganui, Mark graduated from the Auckland Medical School in 1984.

After completing an Obstetric Diploma at Middlemore Hospital in 1986, he undertook his GP registrar training in Tauranga and Te Puke the following year. He moved with his family to Hamilton at the end of 1987 and joined the Hamilton East Medical Centre in 1990.

Mark feels most fortunate to have a fulfilling job which presents new challenges every day. He loves the variety and problem-solving that general practice brings and values the importance of building relationships with patients and the families that he serves. Mark enjoys all aspects of general practice, but his special interests include emergency medicine, minor surgery, preventative health screening and musculoskeletal medicine.

Mark has one son and three daughters and is married to Penny. In his spare time, he enjoys time with family and friends, outdoor pursuits, reading and gardening.

Zig has been in general practice for over 20 years. He qualified in Otago and has worked in Hamilton since. Married to Helen, he has two children. His interests in general practice include sports medicine, dive medicine, adolescent and geriatric medicine, minor surgery and all other facets of general medical practice.

His work has included being the doctor to the Junior All Blacks. Dr Khouri is the current doctor for the Maori All Blacks, the Chiefs and the Waikato Rugby Teams.

Tama grew up in Auckland and graduated from the Auckland Medical School in 2010. He is of Samoan/NZ European decent and has his families chief title, Vui, from his mother’s village in Samoa. He did his hospital training at Waikato Hospital where he worked for 18 months as a plastic surgery registrar. He is a fellow of the New Zealand College of General Practitioners.

His special interests include skin cancer surgery, paediatric medicine, and medical education.

Tama is married to a physiotherapist and has three young boys.

His hobbies include weight lifting, guitar, and more recently golf (although at times this is more of a frustration than a hobby).

Zig has been in general practice for over 20 years. He qualified in Otago and has worked in Hamilton since. Married to Helen, he has two children. His interests in general practice include sports medicine, dive medicine, adolescent and geriatric medicine, minor surgery and all other facets of general medical practice.

His work has included being the doctor to the Junior All Blacks. Dr Khouri is the current doctor for the Maori All Blacks, the Chiefs and the Waikato Rugby Teams.

Tama grew up in Auckland and graduated from the Auckland Medical School in 2010. He is of Samoan/NZ European decent and has his families chief title, Vui, from his mother’s village in Samoa. He did his hospital training at Waikato Hospital where he worked for 18 months as a plastic surgery registrar. He is a fellow of the New Zealand College of General Practitioners.

His special interests include skin cancer surgery, paediatric medicine, and medical education.

Tama is married to a physiotherapist and has three young boys.

His hobbies include weight lifting, guitar, and more recently golf (although at times this is more of a frustration than a hobby).