Emerald Hills Medical Centre

30/05/2022

Free flu shots are available from 1st June 2022.

07/03/2022

now you can book an appointment online
click - http://emeraldhillsmedical.com.au/

12/01/2022

08/12/2021

General Practice, Medical Centre , Male and Female GPs, Physio, Chiro, Ex- Physio, Dietician, Psycologist, Podiatrist Female Physio

30/11/2021

Dr. Ferdous Marjan is a fellow general practitioner from RACGP. She completed her primary medical degree in 2004 from Dhaka University, Bangladesh. She completed further trainings and fellowship in obstetrics and gynaecology. She obtained MRCOG -1 from Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, United Kingdom and has been awarded with young Gynaecologist award from ‘Asia and Oceania Federation of O&G’ AOFOG.
Ferdous is interested in all aspects of general practice. She has special interest in chronic disease management, women’s health, paediatrics, and mental health. She is an accredited antenatal shared care provider, experienced in insertion and removal of intrauterine contraceptive device (IUCD) and Implanon. She is interested in cervical screening test, sexual health screening/counselling.
Ferdous is skilled in skin checks, minor skin surgeries and skin cancer excisions. She has completed certificate course in general dermatology.
Ferdous is an advanced diplomate of RANZCOG (Royal Australian and New Zealand College of O&G) and current GP academic supervisor of Western Sydney University.

30/11/2021

Dr Bushra Waheed

M.B.B.S(Pk), FRACGP (Aus), DRANZCOG (Aus), MPH (Aus), BSC(Pk)

Dr Bushra is a General Practitioner and a Fellow of the Royal Australian College Of General Practitioners. She has also attained a Diploma of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. After completing her Bachelor in Sciences and Bachelors in Medicine and Surgery, she went on to gain a Masters in Public Health from Wollongong University, Australia.

Speaks Urdu, Punjabi
Enjoys Travelling and Cooking

SPECIAL AREAS OF INTEREST

Women’s and Child Health
Antenatal Care
Men’s Health
Mental Health
Dermatology
Chronic Disease Management
Musculoskeletal
Immunisations
Workers Compensation
Medical Insurances
Pre-employment medicals
Travel health
Health Assessments
Driving Assessments

15/11/2021

Do you use hand sanitiser when out in public?

• The amount of alcohol-based sanitiser you use matters. Apply a palmful of alcohol-based sanitiser to cover all surfaces of your hands. Rub your hands together using the right technique until they’re dry. The entire procedure should last 20-30 seconds.

• Hand sanitisers can be used often. An alcohol-based sanitiser doesn’t create antibiotic resistance. Unlike other antiseptics and antibiotics, harmful germs don’t seem to develop resistance to alcohol-based sanitisers.

• Touching a communal bottle of alcohol-based sanitiser won’t infect you. Once you’ve sanitised your hands, you’ve disinfected them from any germs that may have been on the bottle.

• If everyone uses sanitiser in a public place such as a supermarket entrance, the risk of germs on communal items will be lower and will help keep everyone safe.

Be COVID-wise, always sanitise!

More: https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/stay-safe/protecting/maintain-good-hygiene

30/09/2021

You can book your COVID-19 vaccine
We are booking a second dose as well (if you had the first dose somewhere else).
Weekdays/ Weekends
Ph: 02 9131 2100

19/09/2021

Call us to book your Pfizer vaccine

05/09/2021

Know the symptoms.

22/08/2021

Close, Casual and Secondary contact types defined

01/08/2021

Call us to book your COVID-19 vaccine
Ph: 02 91312100