Bremer Medical Centre

18/05/2026

Many people don’t realise there’s a medical clinic right here on the UniSQ Ipswich campus.

Bremer Medical Centre has been part of the Ipswich community since 2010, offering experienced GPs in a welcoming, familiar environment where you’re known and cared for.

With free onsite parking and easy access to public transport, it’s a simple, reliable option when you need to see a doctor - close to home, and easy to get to.

If you’d like to chat or make a booking, our team is here to help: (07) 3381 1800

University of Southern Queensland - Australia

11/05/2026

If you’ve been meaning to book an appointment, Bremer Medical Centre is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

You can visit our website to learn more about our doctors and find the right fit for you (bremermc.com.au).

With a caring, experienced team and appointments available throughout the week, it’s a simple way to take care of your health - at a time that works for you.

05/05/2026

Life can get busy, and making time to see a doctor isn’t always easy.

Located on the UniSQ Ipswich campus, Bremer Medical Centre offers a calm, welcoming space with experienced GPs, nurses and a friendly reception team here to support you at every stage of life.

With free onsite parking and easy access, it’s a simple, convenient way to take care of your health - without the stress.

Ready to book? You can make an appointment here:
www.bremermc.com.au/bookings

29/04/2026

If you’re looking for a GP to support your health at every stage of life, Bremer Medical Centre is currently welcoming new patients.

From general check-ups and skin checks to ongoing care for chronic conditions, our experienced team is here to support you and your family.

We also offer immunisations, pregnancy care, and support across men’s, women’s and children’s health - all in one convenient, trusted place.

A friendly, caring team you can feel comfortable turning to for your ongoing healthcare.

For more info go to www.bremermc.com.au or call (07) 3381 1800.

04/04/2026

Easter Opening Hours 🐣

Bremer Medical Centre will be closed over the Easter long weekend, including Good Friday (April 3rd) and Easter Monday (April 6th).

We will be open again as per usual from Tuesday 7th April, and we wish you all a nice weekend!

14/01/2026

We are very excited to welcome Dr Sarah to our GP team!

Dr Sarah values shared decision-making and enjoys building long-term trusting relationships with patients of all ages and backgrounds.

She appreciates that being a GP gives her the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in her patients’ lives over time, through working with her patients to provide care that is uniquely shaped for them.

Dr Sarah Ahmad is welcoming new patients now. Click the button below to make a booking or learn more!

Our Doctors are experienced, specialist General Practitioners, or are GP Registrars completing their training to gain their Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

02/12/2025

Jacobi recently finished his nursing placement with us at Bremer Medical Centre. He was an amazing nursing student to have here over the 7 weeks of his placement.

We’d like to share these pictures of the card Jacobi gave to our team on his last day of placement, and this picture of him and Marta, who is one of the Nurses here at Bremer Medical Centre.

Thank you Jacobi for all your enthusiasm, work, kindness, and the lovely words you wrote to our team in the card you gave us. All of us here at Bremer Medical Centre wish you the very best as you continue on in your nursing journey! 🩺

17/03/2025

Your wellbeing is incredibly important, and you deserve a GP who truly honours this when providing care.

Our GPs are dedicated to giving you and your health the careful and focused attention you deserve. Our kind-hearted doctors are always striving to ensure you feel heard, respected, fully informed, and that your concerns have been truly investigated.

Our patients often express gratitude for the care they receive. Here are some of their reviews:

“They are amazing. They listen to you and go above and beyond until they find out what is wrong. I will never go anywhere else.”

“So thorough and caring. One of the best doctors I’ve seen in an ongoing capacity, ever.”

“An exceptional Dr who listens carefully to his patients. He is a very caring person who I highly recommend to all who are looking for a genuine, caring Doctor.”

We’re here to support you - click the button below to learn more.

We are a medical centre for the whole community - located in Ipswich. Call us on (07) 3381 1800 to make an appointment now.

22/11/2024

World Movement Disorder Day is coming up in November.

This day aims to raise awareness for movement disorders so that people can seek essential specialized care earlier.

Movement disorders are neurological (nervous system and brain) conditions that primarily affect bodily motor control, disrupting an individual's life. This could include impacts on balance, involuntary movements, stiffness, changes to a person’s speech, problems with coordination, and difficulty with walking, talking or swallowing.

But movement disorders affect much more than movement, they can also impact behaviour, thinking, and mood, or have symptoms ranging from constipation to hallucinations and memory loss.

A wide variety of factors can cause movement disorders, including genetics, certain medicines (most commonly dopamine receptor blocking drugs such as antipsychotics and antiemetics), illegal drugs or large amounts of alcohol, low levels of certain vitamins, certain medical conditions, or head injuries.

Scroll through this post to learn about some of the most common movement disorders.

Learn more https://www.movedisorder.org/WMDD/Get-Involved

08/10/2024

The relationship between sleep and pain is not what we think.

A University of Queensland study investigating the links between sleep and pain could fundamentally change the way doctors and clinicians treat people with chronic pain.

“Up until recently it’s been thought pain causes poor sleep, but our research suggests it’s the other way around - that poor sleep worsens and potentially maintains pain.”

“Worse sleep primes the nervous and immune systems to enhance pain and potentially drive the development of chronic pain."

“If we can establish that poor sleep contributes to the development of chronic pain, then we’ll be able to focus on developing and refining sleep treatments for the purpose of preventing chronic pain.”

Click the link to read the full article https://www.uq.edu.au/news/article/2024/10/relationship-between-sleep-and-pain-not-what-we-think