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.
10/09/2025
Tomorrow is RUOK day!
Use these four steps and have a conversation that could change a life:
1. Ask R U OK?
2. Listen
3. Encourage action
4. Check in
β’ Tomorrow is - RUOK Day!
R U OK? is a su***de prevention charity in Australia.
09/09/2025
HOW DO I TREAT HAY FEVER?
Treatment of hay fever depends how bad and how frequent your symptoms are. Good news is, there is a huge range of different treatments available ranging from tablets to sprays, and generic to brand names.
Some sexually transmissible infections (STIs) have the potential to harm your unborn baby during pregnancy or at birth, if left untreated. πΆ
That's why it's important to maintain good sexual health before and during pregnancy. This includes STI testing, which you can do as part of your routine antenatal care.
To protect you and your baby from STIs:
π go to all your antenatal appointments
π have a full STI screen early in the pregnancy (preferably at your first antenatal appointment)βthis should include syphilis, hepatitis B and C, HIV, chlamydia and gonorrhoea
π have a second syphilis test at 26-28 weeks and a third syphilis test at 36 weeks.
Even without symptoms, an untreated STI can cause long-term health effects. Syphilis can also cause a life-threatening infection in an unborn baby.
The good news you can treat most STIs, even during pregnancy. That's why regular STI testing and staying up to date with your antenatal appointments are important to protect you and your baby. β€οΈ
βΉοΈ Sources: Pregnancy, Birth and Baby. Stop the rise.
26/08/2025
π Driverβs License Medicals β Made Easy!
Fast, friendly & hassle-free at Jimboomba Medical Centre β
π Book today & get road-ready the easy way!
Location:
β Jimboomba Medical Centre
β Unit 1, 69 Cerina Circuit, Jimboomba QLD 4280
Funded Influenza vaccines still available!
2025 Free Flu Vaccination Program
All Queensland residents 6 months of age or older can access influenza vaccine for free in 2025 under this Queensland government funded program.
The 2025 Free Flu Vaccination Program runs from 1 March to 30 September 2025.
Information for vaccination service providers on the 2025 Free Flu Vaccination Program.
20/08/2025
Feeling worried about your health?
It's always best to check with a professional.
13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) is a confidential phone service that connects you with a registered nurse 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Whether it's late at night or during the day, our registered nurses are here to:
β‘οΈ advise when and where you should access healthcare
β‘οΈ provide health education
β‘οΈ link you with appropriate health services
β‘οΈ support you to manage your own health.
If you or someone you know is in an emergency situation, please call Triple Zero (000), not 13 HEALTH.
Vulval cancer, also known as v***ar cancer or cancer of the v***a, is more common in women who have gone through menopause, but can affect women at any age. We've listed the symptoms to look out for below, if you notice any changes, it's important to speak to your doctor.
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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.