The Chinchilla Medical Practice moved to its present location within the Chinchilla Medical Centre opposite the water tower in May 1991, and expanded from 5 to 9 doctor’s rooms in November 2009. The Church previously on the site was retained in the modern architect-designed Medical Centre, which also includes Chinchilla Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Sullivan and Nicoladies blood collection rooms.
The Chinchilla Medical Practice complies with the requirements of the Royal College of General Practitioners Standards for General Practices 4th Edition. Current Accreditation status is displayed in the waiting/reception area.
Our Support Staff
Robyn
Elize
Karene
Kelly
Lis
Ainsley
Tamara
Kathryn
Cindy
Kenslee
Nicky
Latest Clinic News:
Flu Vaccines:
This vaccine is recommended for:
- Infants aged 6 months to under 5 years
- Seniors- 65 years and older
- Pregnant Women
- People aged 6 months and over with a chronic illness
We would like to introduce a couple of new service the practice is providing to the community. We have Diabetes educator Lyn Wilkie whom will be visiting the practice throughout the month. For more information please see your doctor.
Steve Oreo of Rural Ultrasound, visits the Practice every Monday. Appointments can be made by ringing our friendly receptionists.
JOB OPPORTUNITY – Full time General Practitioner.
Working within a team of two principal doctors and five registrars you will be conducting the following duties –
- Health Assessments
- GP Management Plans and Team Care Arrangements
- Employment related medicals
- Procedures and Minor Operations
- Aged Care Facility visits
- Weekend Clinics
Please direct any enquiry to the Office Manager Jo.
When was your last skin check?
Dr Tom Clarke will be practicing full time at the Practice as from the 30th March. He has a special interest in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment. Dr Clarke has undergone an extensive education programme over many years and has obtained a Diploma from the Skin Cancer College Australasia and a Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) University of Queensland.
Early intervention is crucial in achieving high cure rates with best cosmetic results in all types of skin cancer. Dr Clarke is available to provide diagnosis of specific skin lesions and/or perform full skin examinations to detect important skin changes.
If you require a full skin check, please advise when booking an appointment.
Dr Clarke will advise on the appropriate interval for follow up skin checks depending on your individual risk factors.
Dr Tom Clarke
Chinchilla Medical PracticeCall us to book an appointment with Dr Clarke or read more about him here.