Kunatjarra Medical Clinic

Andrea graduated from Melbourne University in 1982. She did her Intern training at Geelong Hospital for 2 years before spending a year at the Royal Children's Hospital. Andrea also worked in London and Scotland Hospitals for several years in the areas of Paediatrics, Geriatrics, Psychiatry and Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Upon returning to Australia, Andrea attained her Diploma of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Andrea has worked in General Practice since 1990 and has been at Kunatjarra Medical Clinic since 1993. 

Andrea loves working with the Kunatjarra team and has a special interest in women's health but is also happy to see all patients from 0 - 100+. Outside of medicine, Andrea loves art and design and bike riding.

Maria has worked as a GP since 2002, having studied at The University of Melbourne. She gained her Fellowship of RACGP in 2003 and has completed a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.  She is registered with Barwon Health for Obstetric Shared Care.

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Maria has a keen interest in preventative health, counselling and medicine across all ages. 

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In striving to engage the best care possible for patients, Maria applies a broad bio-psychosocial and spiritual approach.  She considers it a privilege to assist patients as they seek to optimise their health.

Daniel graduated from Adelaide University in 2015, and then spent several years working in Darwin, before moving down to Geelong at the end of 2019.

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Prior to working in General Practice, he worked in the public hospital system across a range of fields, with the most time spent in the Emergency Department, and has completed extra training in child health and emergency medicine.

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Outside of medicine, Daniel enjoys spending time with his family, including young baby and dog, and enjoys following sport, mainly cricket and AFL.

Dr Cindy Nelson graduated from Monash University in 1981. She commenced work at Dandenong Hospital in 1982 and moved to Geelong in 1984 as the Commonwealth Medical Officer for the Geelong region. 

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Cindy completed the Advanced Medical Officers Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine course at Royal Adelaide Hospital in 2003.

Cindy has a special interest in Diving Medicine, teaching first aid and visiting local high schools as part of the Docs helping Teens program.

Vi graduated from Melbourne University in 2004, beginning her career as an ED registrar at the Geelong Hospital before completing her GP fellowship in 2011.

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Vi has worked in the Geelong region as a GP since 2011 and has a special interest in family medicine, including women and children's health.

Vi is trained in mental health and performs minor procedures at the clinic including implanon insertion and removal.

​Dr Cattanach is a GP Registrar who is currently completing her advanced training. She is an Australian doctor who completed her medical degree at Flinders University in South Australia. She has worked in hospitals in Queensland including the Mater Mothers Hospital and Queensland Children's Hospital. She has also completed the Sydney Child Health Program.
Dr Cattanach enjoys providing comprehensive care and has and interest in womens, maternity and child health, however enjoys all areas of general practice.
Dr Cattanach is available to see new patients
Sessions: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

Narelle completed her medical degree at Monash University with Honours in 1999.

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After training in Geelong, Colac and Bannockburn she completed her GP fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Growing up on a farm in the Western District, Narelle has enjoyed returning to the region to provide GP care over the last 15 years. 

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Narelle enjoys providing holistic care to whole families, working with young people and women’s health.

Narelle has 2 teenage children and spends much of her spare time as a taxi service to and from their loved sports.

Emma studied medicine at the University of Tasmania and graduated in 2013. She completed her hospital training in Townsville and Geelong and obtained her fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2019.

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Emma enjoys all areas of General Practice with a particular interest in skin cancer. She has completed further training with the Skin Cancer College Australasia.