Dr V. Kulaendra
Dr V. Kulaendra was the original solo GP who the started the practice some 40 years ago from the front room of his home. He still continues to practice medicine and consult patients at Willetton Medical Centre. He still maintains his enthusiasm to provide quality care for his patients.
Dr D. Kirupananther
Dr D. Kirupananther Is a female GP who hails originally from Sri Lanka and speaks Tamil and understands Singhala. She has been a regular GP at Willetton Medical Centre for the past 10 years. She has a special interests in Womens and refugee health.
Dr R. Krishnan
Dr Krishnan is a specialist in aboriginal and indigenous health, with over 20 years of experience in this field. She is acutely aware of the special needs of indigenious health and works tirelessly to bridge the gap in their health care.
Dr Wale Osinake
Dr Wale Osinake from Nigeria Africa. Is fluent in Yoruba and is current with all the latest protocols and procedures in Australian health care. He is also an examiner with the Royal Australian college of General Practitioners and has a keen interest in teaching junior doctors.
Dr Joseph Fung
Dr Joseph Fung has a special interest in skin cancer medicine and dermatology. He has had postgraduate training and qualifications in skin cancer medicine. He is proficient in complicated and demanding skin surgery.
Dr A. Gabriel
Dr A. Gabriel is a female GP with a keen interest in teaching junior medical students and overseas trained medical graduates. She has a regular session catering to women’s health at WMC.
Dr D. Kulaendra
Dr D. Kulaendra is the youngest daughter of Dr V Kulaendra and is a part time GP at Willetton Medical centre. Her main interests include, child and adolescent health.
Dr S. Kulaendra
Dr S. Kulaendra is the practice principal and the second daughter of Dr V. Kulaendra. She is a fully qualified GP with special skills in womens health and chronic disease management.
Dr Sam Aravinth
Dr Sam Aravinth is the principal GP supervisor and is responsible for the training of junior registrars at the practice. His main practice is now in cosmetic medicine, in rooms adjacent to Willetton Medical Centre.
Dr S. Sahu
Dr S. Sahu is a female GP with a keen interest in the care of women and adolescent and is aware of the special needs of this group.
Dr K. Satyapal
Dr K. Satyapal also originally from Srilanka, is a part time doctor who has extensive experience in rural and remote medicine with a special interest in emergency medicine.
GP Registrars
WMC is a teaching practice, therefore has regular rotations of GP registrars who are completing their specialist training in General Practice. They have all completed their basic rotations in the hospital system and many have additional qualifications in various aspects of medicine.