After training in paediatric emergency, and now in general practice, Jimmy has worked in a range of places including Wangaratta Hospital and The Royal Children’s Hospital. Jimmy’s areas of interest include paediatrics, emergencies, disabilities.
In Jimmy’s free time, he enjoys travelling, exploring and creating technology and classical music.
Dr Fitri Baki was born and raised in Malaysia. He moved to Melbourne to complete his MBBS at Monash University. Fitri has worked at GV Health and in the Northern Territory at Tiwi Islands in the remote health services.
In his spare time, Fitri enjoys photography and martial arts.
Dr Hasanthi Tennakoon has worked in various Australian hospitals since 2014 (including the Austin and Northern Hospitals) prior to commencing in GP placement. Dr Tennakoon’s areas of special interest in Geriatrics and General Medicine.
Outside work Dr Tennakoon enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
Dr Mary Lou Loughnan joined Princess Park Clinic’s child and adolescent health clinic in November 2017. Dr Loughnan sees children and young people up to the age of 21 years, and has a special interest in enhancing the health and wellbeing of her patients, and helping their parents and carers.
Outside work, Dr Loughnan spends her time caring for her three children, enjoying the outdoors and reading.
Dr Alan Wallace commenced at Princess Park Clinic in 2000. His medical interests include LGBTQIA medicine (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex and asexual medicine), general medicine, sports injuries, men’s health, mental health and managing gastric bands. He is an avid Western Bulldogs supporter and sepnds his time outside work reading, trying to keep fit and travelling.
Dr David Coulthard commenced at Princess Park Clinic in 1992 working first as a GP. Now he works exclusively in Skin Cancer Medicine. His medical interests are skin cancer checks and treatment, cosmetic skin care including botox, fillers & peels. David’s interests outside of work include kayaking, trekking, running, music and playing guitar.
Dr Sayan Bhattacharya commenced at Princess Park Clinic in 2011. Her medical interests include Diabetes & Cardiovascular Disease and Women’s Health. She loves taking care of the elderly, their needs are always complex, often needing a holistic approach to care and often very grateful for the time you spend on their care making you feel rejuvenated.
Outside of work Sayan’s interests are reading. She loves science thrillers and books related to old history and philosophy. She also loves cooking and gardening.
Dr Radhika Balaratnam started working at Princess Park Clinic in February 2015. She has worked at the Austin Hospital and at Eastern Health in Melbourne. Radhika has worked in medicine and medical specialties such as Endocrinology, Geriatric medicine, Intensive Care, Palliative medicine, Oncology, and Haematology to name a few.
She has a special interest in Geriatric medicine. Her interests outside of work include spending time with family, travelling, fine dining and singing.
Dr Vishnu Bashyam graduated as medical doctor in 2002, then completed fellowship in palliative Care in India. She then completed further training in General practice in England and obtained a Diploma in Dermatology from Cardiff University U.K in 2017. Dr Bashyam has a wide range of clinical interests including dermatology, palliative care, chronic diseases, elderly care and paediatrics.
In her spare time, Dr Bashyam enjoys cooking, rangoli, reading and nature walks.
Dr Ron Tomkins began working in general practice in 1976 and established Princess Park Clinic in Nixon Street in 1978, subsequently moving to our present location.
Ron’s medical interests include musculoskeletal medicine, orthopaedics and aviation medicine.
Ron has a married daughter, with two grandchildren born in New York and recently relocated to Melbourne, and a son working in website design.
Ron’s other interests include golf (having scored an albatross on the 16th hole at Shepparton Golf Course), travelling overseas and horse racing.
Ron looks forward to continuing work in general practice for many years to come.
Dr Andrew Kuddithamby was born and raised in Melbourne.
He studied and graduated with a Doctor of Medicine and Bachelor of Bio-medicine at University of Melbourne. Andrew then went on to work at GV Health Shepparton and Monash Health Clayton. Dr Kuddithamby has worked in the following fields: Medicine, Emergency, Rehabilitation and Pediatrics.
In his spare time, Andrew enjoys playing the piano, singing and reading.
Dr Greg Waller commenced at Princess Park Clinic in 2002. He loves the broad variety of work that is seen in general practice, from antenatal care, paediatric problems, mental health as well as the balancing of multiple medical problems and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes. He feels very privileged to be trusted with the care of 4 generations in some families.
The type of patients he likes to see are children, as it gives a balanced perspective with much of his day dealing with chronic diseases which are managed rather than cured. Outside of work Greg’s interests include camping trips with his family and friends and supporting the Richmond Football Club.
Dr Rachel Adams has been a member of Princess Park Clinic since 2001. She developed a Child and Adolescent Clinic in 2011 after completing her Diploma in Child Health through the University of Sydney.
Rachel is passionate about providing excellent and specialised care to all young people from birth to age 21. She is also happy to see mothers around all aspects of their health related to parenthood (eg. pregnancy, breastfeeding, 6 week postnatal checks, postnatal mental health issues).
In particular, she enjoys supporting parents and aims to give them quality advice so that they can better understand their child’s health and how best to manage them.
As the proud mother of three children, Rachel understands the pressures (and joys) of being a parent and hopes to provide knowledge, experience and support to young people and their families’.
Dr Gigi Yesudas commenced working at Princess Park Clinic on 3rd February 2014. Prior to joining Princess Park Clinic, Dr Yesudas worked at GV Health in specialities like medicine, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics, Psychiatry, Emergency and Geriatrics. Her special interests at Princess Park Clinic include General Medicine and Mental Health.
Dr Yesudas’ interests outside of work include watching Indian movies, listening to music, cooking and gardening.
In 2008, after finishing his initial studies in biomedical research, he moved to Australia and studied medicine under Monash University. Following this, he spent a year as a medical student in Yarram in 2011, where he was first introduced to the field of rural general practice.
Since graduation in 2012 he worked predominantly in Eastern Health and gained an array of experiences particularly in various surgical specialties. He has since however branched out and completed a clinical diploma in palliative medicine under the Royal Australia College of Physicians and has complete his child health diploma.
Jack’s practice areas of interest include skin procedures, men’s health, surgical problems, preventative health and palliative care.
He can speak Mandarin, Taiwanese, Cantonese and non-medical Japanese.
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