GREENSBOROUGH ROAD SURGERY - Key Persons
Dr Amy Sinclair-Thomson graduated from Medicine at Monash University in 2009 and went on to work in a variety of medical areas in hospitals. During this time she completed additional training in women's health and obtained a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She then decided General Practice was were her passion lay, caring for patients through all stages of life. She completed her Fellowship in General Practice and has now been working at Greensborough Road Surgery since 2016. Dr Amy Sinclair-Thomson has a special interest in paediatrics and women's health and is a shared antenatal care provider, but she enjoys all facets of medicine and the variety that an average day in General Practice provides. Outside of medicine Amy loves all things performance and spends her time teaching Calisthenics in her local community. Most of all she loves quality time with her child.
Dr Andy Leung is a friendly and approachable doctor. He enjoys all aspects of General Practice and is passionate about empowering others. After an extensive career as a pharmacist, he graduated from Deakin University's School of Medicine in 2017, to realise his passion in helping others achieve their best health. He has gained a wide range of experience including emergency medicine, cardiology, women's and children's health, at Eastern Health. Outside of work, he is a proud father and prizes quality time with family and friends. He loves discovering new culinary treats, movies and photography.
Dr Carolyn O'Shea started at Greensborough Road Surgery in 2003 and obtained her Fellowship of the RACGP in 2004. She enjoys the variety of general practice and the surprises each day brings. She usually is available on Tuesdays all day and Thursday afternoons. As well as clinical work, she also has interests in medical education and in medical editing.
Dr Choon Ng graduated from University of Melbourne in 1997 and completed his Fellowship of the Australian Royal College of General Practitioners in 2005. He joined the Greensborough Clinic in 2005 and continues to find his work both challenging and rewarding especially in the area of mental health. Outside of the work, he has interest in photography and travel.
Dr Danica Wong completed her studies in Medicine at the University of Melbourne, and graduated in 2001. Her hospital training was through the Austin Hospital and the Northern Hospital. She has always enjoyed working with people and the various challenges in general medicine thus pursued a path in General Practice. She has a particular interest in Women's health and Paediatric medicine. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family. She especially enjoys activities with her two daughters. Dr Wong is a RACGP accredited supervisor and college fellowship examiner. She is the principal EVGPT supervisor for the clinic.
Dr Denise Bullen joined our team in 2018. She graduated from Monash University and completed her hospital training through Monash Hospital. Denise enjoys working with people and has particular interests in family medicine and skin cancer medicine. In her spare time, Denise enjoys gardening and spending time with her three children. Dr Denise Bullen has a special interest in skin cancer, and has a Diploma in Skin Cancer Medicine. Dr Bullen can provide head to toe skin checks and management options based on current best evidence guidelines. Skin checks are recommended every 6-12 months, depending on the individual's risk factors. Please contact our friendly staff to book your Skin Check.
Dr Ken Chan graduated from Medicine at University of Melbourne in 2000. He worked at several hospitals in various medical areas and went on to obtain his Fellowship in General Practice. Dr Chan has been working as a GP since 2005 and enjoys the wide range of challenges it brings. He is a father of two lovely girls and when not at work he likes being a spectator in sports and almost anything with four wheels. He shares many things in common with people in general- he loves Fridays. Dr Chan is a RACGP accredited supervisor for GP registrars
Dr Maurice Vivarini has been providing a service to the Greensborough community for a number of years, and has assisted in the expansion of the clinic, which now includes Watsonia Road Medical Centre. Dr Vivarini is a RACGP accredited supervisor for GP registrars, and is supportive of the provision of education to our future medical workforce. He has special interests in cardiology, emergency medicine, and the provision of aged care for our patients.
Dr Melissa Garbutt grew up in Greensborough and is happy to now be working in the same community. Dr Garbutt has worked in General Practice since 2006 and completed her Fellowship in 2008. Melissa loves helping people of all ages and prides herself on being a caring and diligent doctor. She particularly enjoys relating to her patients and working with them to achieve their best health outcomes. Dr Garbutt is an Antenatal shared care provider. She has a passion for clinical education and is an RACGP accredited GP Supervisor. Dr Garbutt graduated from Medicine at University of Melbourne in 2002. After working at Austin and Northern Hospitals, she then completed her Diploma of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Mercy Hospital for Women. She has also worked in IVF Medicine after developing a special interest in fertility medicine. Outside work, Melissa loves spending time with her family including watching her son and daughter play soccer for their local club and walking their newest addition to the family: their beloved cavoodle named "Chewie". Melissa also enjoys playing tennis for her local club.
Dr Wilson Fung completed his studies in Medicine and Arts at the University of Melbourne in 2010. After several years of residency, he undertook training with The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, where he was the awarded the 2015.2 Richard Clinton Gutch Medal. Wilson has been with Greensborough Road Surgery since 2016. He enjoys the breadth of General Practice, from children's health to geriatrics and those in between. Particular interests include managing chronic conditions such as asthma and diabetes, management of chronic wounds, whilst also promoting preventive care across all age groups to optimise their health. Outside of medicine, Wilson loves spending time with his young family whilst finding opportunities to pursue his love of basketball and cooking (along with eating, of course.)