Dr Felicity Donaghy graduated from Sydney University and completed her General Practice Fellowship in 1991. She has worked in General Practice since 1990. Dr Donaghy has worked in Canberra since 2004 and has been the Principal at Garema Place Surgery since 2010. Dr Donaghy enjoys all aspects of General Practice and believes that a good relationship with a caring General Practitioner is the key to maintaining good health.

Dr Veronica Kolos holds a degree in Medical Science and a Masters of Public Health with Honours from the University of Sydney. She completed a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery at the Australian National University. She then undertook further training, including The Diploma of Child Health and The Certificate of Sexual and Reproductive Health. Dr Kolos has undertaken further studies in Dermatology, completing a Graduate Diploma in General Dermatology, Dermoscopy and Skin Cancer Medicine. She has worked at Garema Place Surgery since July 2011 and obtained her General Practice Fellowship in 2012. She enjoys all aspects of General Practice and has specific skills and experience in Paediatrics, Sexual Health and Fertility. Dr Kolos also has a special interest in dermatology and in performing skin examinations, diagnostic excisions and procedures.

Dr Julia Hingston grew up in Newcastle, NSW. She completed her Bachelor of Medicine at the University of Newcastle, graduating with distinction in 2010. She then moved to Canberra for further hospital training, completing her Clinical Diploma of Palliative Care through Canberra's Clare Holland House in 2013. Dr Hingston completed her General Practice training in 2015. She first began working at Garema Place Surgery in 2013 and has an interest in Women's health, preventative care and holistic medicine.

Dr Libby Goodchild grew up in Canberra. She completed an Arts Degree at Macquarie University before returning to Canberra to work in the community sector. She went on to study Medicine at the University of Newcastle and returned to Canberra in 2000 to complete a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr Goodchild finished her General Practice training in 2004. She became a Lactation Consultant in 2013 and a member of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine. She has been working at Garema Place Surgery since July 2015. Dr Goodchild has a special interest in Breastfeeding Medicine including tongue tie assessment and treatment.

Dr Amanda Howard completed her General Practice training in 2003 in Canberra after moving from Adelaide where she gained her initial medical degree. She has worked in south-east NSW for several years until joining Garema Place Surgery in April 2016. She has a special interest in Women's health, including antenatal care and minor procedures including insertion of intrauterine devices.

Dr Natasha Greer graduated from the University of Western Sydney in 2013. She worked for several years in hospital roles before completing her general practice fellowship in Sydney. She relocated to her hometown of Canberra and commenced working at Garema Place Surgery in 2018. Dr Greer has a Diploma of Child Health and National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health. Her special interests include women's health, sexual health and child health. She inserts intrauterine devices (Mirena, Kyleena and copper IUDs) and the contraceptive implant (Implanon).

Dr Peter Barger grew up in northern NSW. He completed a postgraduate engineering degree and worked for Defence for 7 years then moved to Adelaide to study medicine. He graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from Flinders University in 2011 and worked in a variety of hospital-based jobs for several years before returning to Canberra with his family to begin general practice training in 2016. He joined Garema Place Surgery in February 2018.

Dr Anita Hutchison graduated from ANU in 2008 and completed her General Practice fellowship in 2013. Anita's areas of interest are in Women’s health, Paediatrics, Preventative Health and general Practice teaching. She joined Garema Place Surgery in July 2018.

Dr Kate Eisenberg is a final term General Practice registrar with a background in obstetrics. She has a passion for wholistic general practice with extended skills training in women’s health, pregnancy shared care and contraception (including IUD and implanon insertion). She also has training in advanced mental health care and focussed psychological skills development. In addition to her clinical work, Kate is a strong advocate for women in the sciences, receiving awards including ACT Young Woman of the Year and was a finalist for Young Australian of the Year (ACT). Kate joined Garema Place Surgery in February 2021.

Dr Delaram Sadreddini obtained her Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from Australian National University in 2013, and has further specialised in General Practice. She enjoys caring for her patients in all aspects of medicine. She joined Garema Place Surgery in March 2021.

Dr Ciara Peddell completed her medical training at the University of Tasmania in 2014. Since then she has worked in hospitals and GP practices in Townsville, Brisbane and Adelaide. She completed the Diploma of Child Health in 2017 through the University of Sydney and received her RACGP fellowship in 2019. Ciara joined Garema Place Surgery in July 2021.

Dr Miriam Russo graduated from Sydney University with her MBBS in 2008. She also has a Bachelor of Science with first class honours and was awarded the University Medal (USYD).

She has been working as a GP in Canberra since 2015 and has an interest in all aspects of general practice but in particular in paediatrics and emergency medicine having completed The Diploma of Child Health and Certificate in Emergency Medicine.

She loves working in a collaborative team environment and continues to occasionally work in the Emergency Department at The Canberra Hospital. She is an active board member of the AMA in the ACT and believes that primary health care is essential to our long-term health

Dr Daniel Mogg graduated from ANU Medical School in 2018 and has been working across a range of hospital settings in Canberra and the NSW South Coast, most recently at The Canberra Hospital’s Emergency Department. He has also completed the Sydney Child Health Program. Prior to medicine, he worked in the Commonwealth Public Service and has previously completed a Masters in Health Psychology. He has a special interest in preventative medicine, paediatrics and mental health.