Established in 1986, Jimboomba Medical Centre has been a long-standing beacon for healthcare in the community.
Our aim is to provide services that not only keep you healthy today but also into the future. We take time to understand your health needs and always are striving for the best possible outcomes. Our wide range of services reflect the varied interests of the doctors at Jimboomba Medical Centre. Our services include:
general family health
well woman & well man checks
infant & adolescent health
childhood immunisations
skin checks
skin cancer removal
ante-natal & post natal checks
sexual health
contraception & family planning
minor surgery
travel vaccinations and advice
psychology
chronic disease management
ECG and respiratory assessment
We also have onsite practice nursing staff trained in wound care, burns, immunisations and complex disease care planning.
27/01/2026
Julian’s Key Health Passport (Julian’s Key) is a free written communication tool developed to support patients to communicate their important health information and preferences with healthcare providers.
Julian’s Key has been co-designed by people with disability and is free for everyone to use. It helps all Queenslanders, especially those who need extra support, to communicate with healthcare staff.
🏫 Are you feeling ready for toilet training? The Summer months tend to be a great time for toilet training. Warmer weather, longer evenings and hopefully some relaxing family time might be just what you need to lean into toilet training.
Continence Health Australia offers free, easy-to-use resources to help you recognise when your child is ready for toilet training and guide you in building healthy bathroom habits.
Our tools are practical, relatable and full of expert tips to make the journey easier and more confident for you and your child.
Why test for bowel cancer?
The chance of developing bowel cancer increases with age. Regular screening is important as bowel cancer can occur without obvious signs or symptoms or any family history. Your risk of developing bowel cancer is greater if you:
• have had an inflammatory bowel disease, such as Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis;
• have had special types of polyps, called adenomas, in the bowel; or
• have a significant family history of bowel cancer or polyps.
• What is the free bowel screening test?
• Screening for bowel cancer involves a simple, at-home test called an immunochemical faecal occult blood test (iFOBT). This bowel cancer screening test looks for traces of blood in the poo which are invisible to the human eye and could be a sign of bowel cancer. The test is free to people aged 45-74 and is quick and clean to complete.
Why test for bowel cancer? Bowel cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in Australia with millions screening for the disease every year.
07/12/2025
Decembeard
A hair–raising fundraiser held during the month of December, Decembeard Australia encourages men to grow or challenge their beard in the final month of the year to raise awareness and much needed funds for Bowel Cancer Australia.
Beards aren’t just for hipsters, grandpas, men that ride motorbikes or people that are too lazy to shave. Anyone can participate and help make real change happen.
Launched in 2013 as a quirky way to draw attention to Australia’s second deadliest cancer and start a conversation about a topic that can sometimes be difficult to discuss.
Our passionate community of supporters have been embracing their facial hair to help create real change ever since.
Using Decembeard Australia as an opportunity to encourage their fathers, brothers, husbands, partners, family members and friends to find out about bowel cancer and grow a beard to raise awareness and funds for Bowel Cancer Australia.
Decembeard A hair–raising fundraiser held during the month of December, Decembeard Australia encourages men to grow or challenge their beard in the final month of...
03/12/2025
Need prescriptions for over the holiday period?
Now is the time to book in!
To make an appointment please call our friendly receptionists on: 55469766 or online via HotDoc's.
Learn how to protect yourself and those most at risk during hot weather and avoid heat-related illness like heat stroke.
27/11/2025
As the temperature rises across the state, look after yourself and others. ☀️
Severe heat and heatwaves, which are three or more days of high maximum temperatures, can be deadly. 🥵
To keep safe and cool, remember to:
💧 drink 2 to 3 litres of water a day at regular intervals
📱 check in on loved ones regularly (especially the elderly and pregnant women)
🏃 avoid heavy exercise during the hottest parts of the day
🌬️ seek air conditioning, or stay in a cool environment
😎 slip, slop, slap, seek and slide if you're spending time outside.
If you or anyone else shows signs of heat-related illness, call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) for advice, or visit your doctor. If it is an emergency, call Triple Zero (000) immediately.
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Jimboomba Medical Centre is a mixed billing practice. Bulk billing is available for children under the age of 16, DVA Gold Card Holders and Commonwealth Concession Card Holders during our ordinary hours of operation.
During our after-hours period, only children under the age of 16 and DVA Gold Card holders are bulk billed. The Practice defines the after-hours period as Monday to Friday from 5pm, Saturday from 1pm and Sunday and Public Holidays all day.
Our wide range of services reflect the varied interests of the doctors at Jimboomba Medical Centre.
Our services include:
general family health
well woman & well man checks
infant & adolescent health
childhood immunisations
skin checks
skin cancer removal
ante-natal & post natal checks
sexual health
ATSI health
ADF health
LGBT health
contraception & family planning
circumcisions
vasectomies
IUD insertion and removal
contraceptive implant insertions
minor surgery
travel vaccinations and advice
drivers license medicals
pre-employment/insurance medicals
ECG and respiratory assessment
chronic disease management (including health checks, care planning, asthma management, diabetes care, heart disease and weight management)
We also have onsite practice nursing staff trained in wound care, burns, immunisations and complex disease care planning.
