Brighton Beach Medical Centre

12/04/2026

30/03/2026

08/12/2025

Looking for a new GP?

Dr Tariq Mian is a warm, dedicated GP with over 30 years of experience in general practice. He has advanced training in skin cancer detection and treatment. He has completed a Diploma in Cancer Medicine with Bond University and additional skin cancer training through the University of Queensland, making him highly skilled in identifying and managing skin cancers early.

Dr Mian is known for his approachable and caring style. He takes the time to listen and provide thorough, patient-centred care.

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12/10/2025

🧠 Mental health is now the most common reason patients see their GP.

- 71% of GPs report psychological issues among their top three reasons for presentations
- this care is complex and takes time, with female GPs providing more of it
- Medicare rebates must better support longer and mental health consultations, so patients aren’t hit with large out‑of‑pocket costs.

Higher rebates will help patients access the care they need — and support GPs to provide it.

12/05/2025

12/05/2025

Caught redhanded with San Churros 😂
Happy International Nurses day!!!!

09/12/2024

The clinic will be closed on December 28th and 31st, in addition to public holidays. Wishing you a festive and joyful Christmas season! 🎄

08/05/2023

03/12/2022

Merry Christmas 🎄

03/11/2022

Mask mandate has finally ended. However, RACGP recommends that if you have cold or flu like symptoms you should still wear a mask when going to high risk settings such as Healthcare and Aged care facilities.

From November 4, WA will transition away from a State of Emergency, marking a major milestone in the state's management of COVID-19.

Masks wearing, getting tested if unwell and avoiding high-risk settings until symptoms have cleared are still highly recommended.

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14/10/2022

As of today, mandatory isolation is no longer required, however anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 or is experiencing symptoms is strongly encouraged to stay home.

🔺 Hospital staff and visitors are still required to stay away from public hospitals for 7 days after returning a positive COVID-19 test to protect the most vulnerable patients.

❗ Other rules may apply to high-risk settings including private hospitals, aged care and disability care facilities, so please call ahead before visiting.

Thank you and well done WA. Let's keep doing the right things to keep our community safe:

🔹 Wash or sanitise your hands regularly

🔹 Wear a mask as necessary

🔹 Get tested if feeling unwell

🔹 Stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations

Remember, it's important to test if you have any symptoms.

Free RATs continue to be available at drive-through collection points, vaccination clinics, offices of Members of Parliament, regional testing clinics, and pop-ups.

For more information about this change, visit https://www.wa.gov.au/government/announcements/mandatory-covid-19-isolation-removed-positive-cases-and-close-contacts