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SCLMA-Newsletter-August-2017.Pdf August 2017 NEWSLETTER 1 NEWSLETTER August 2017 SCLMA President’s Message ......... Dr Roger Faint For those of you who don’t know, I have been honoured by program and for giving us being voted in for my second year as SCLMA President some insight in the medical at the recent AGM. I appreciate the confidence shown school process. Professor in me by the committee and SCLMA members and look Kitchener is a rural GP with a forward to another year of representing the medical wealth of knowledge in terms profession on the Sunshine Coast. of university education process and the related machinations of As usual the monthly clinical meetings are busy and thus government. Thank you Scott. I would like to take the opportunity to mention and thank a few people. Di Minuskin is stepping down after eight I would like to remind our years on the committee. She has been a tireless worker membership of the aims of the during her tenure including having been President and SCLMA at this significant time representing the SCLMA on many committees. It is Di, in the year: along with her committee, who supported Kevin Hegarty • the promotion of the medical education of the and his interest in establishing a medical school on the members, and of the local community Sunshine Coast. It appears that just as she steps down from the SCLMA, her dream is likely to come to fruition, • the promotion of the medico-political interests of thus I feel this issue could be a significant part of her the members, patients and the local community legacy. I wish Di all the best in her new life in retirement • liason with other medical representative bodies luxuriating between the USA and Australia. • the promotion of quality medical services I would also like to thank the committee, particularly our office bearers, for their invaluable support and • the promotion of an environment to facilitate and guidance. All committee members are non-paid and encourage social interaction between members of contribute significant amounts of time to the SCLMA. the association The fact that only one committee member has retired is The year ahead will be busy with issues including testament to how valuable the SCLMA appears be to the the SCUH orthopaedic training issue, a refresh of medical profession on the Sunshine Coast. Jo Bourke, our strategic plan, attracting younger committee as always, is remarkable in her support and knowledge members, improving our meetings and upgrading our of the organisation. communicating technologies, amongst other important Dr Grant Eddie FACEM, has joined our committee issues. and I look forward to his sincere and pragmatic views. Finally please ‘like’ us on Facebook, we have 98 likes Grant has a wealth of experience in management and and about 300 members. Let’s make triple figures was the Clinical Director of Caloundra DEM for over together. ten years until its closure about eighteen months ago. He is now working at SCUH in the new DEM as a Yours Sincerely senior Emergency Physician. I hope he will become our Dr Roger K Faint. SCUH Liason officer as Dr Marcel Knesl has retired from this role. The SCLMA thanks Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology Last Thursday’s clinical meeting was sponsored by for the distribution Radiation Oncology Centres (ROC) and included a of the monthly particularly interesting presentation by radiation- newsletter of the oncologist and committee member Dr Marcel Knesl. I Sunshine Coast would like to thank ROC for allowing Professor Scott Local Medical Kitchener to speak on the Griffith University Rural Association. Sunshine Coast Local Medical Association Inc Telephone PO(07) Box 5443 549 6990 Cotton Email Tree [email protected] QLD 4558 www.sclma.com.au 2 NEWSLETTER August 2017 CONTACTS: AUGUST 2017 CLASSIFIEDS President Dr Roger Faint NEWSLETTER GYMPIE PRIVATE HOSPITAL CHILD PSYCHIATRIST - OPEN TO REFERRALS, SHORT Ph: 5445 1046 Deadline Date Gympie Private Hospital has space available in their co-located WAITING LIST Gympie Specialist and Diagnostic Centre. Dr Brenda Heyworth now consults 5 days/week from Nucleus Vice President Dr Wayne Herdy will be FRIDAY • Utilisation of area either for formal lease or individual Medical Suites, Buderim. & AMAQ Councillor Ph: 54791 5666 22 SEPT 2017 agreement Please fax specialist doctor referral • 79.2 square meterage available (No Mental Health Plan needed) Secretary: Dr Mark de Wet • Reception support if required CHANGE OF POSTAL ADDRESS Ph: 5444 7344 • Past utilisation by a nuclear medicine provider Please be advised that Dr Heyworth’s The Editor would like the newsletter to reach • Onsite VMOs (surg/med), pathology, allied health postal address has changed to: professionals and breast screen QLD Treasurer: Dr Peter Ruscoe all readers in the 3rd week of each month. So ... PO Box 4961 Ph: 5446 1466 • Close proximity to diagnostic and interventional radiology Sunshine Coast MC QLD 4560 ALL reporters and advertisers - please help us provider Phone 5444 5022 and fax 5444 5033 are still the same. achieve this challenge! • Accessible onsite parking for patients Newsletter Editor: Dr Kirsten Hoyle Referrals can be sent by mail or fax”. • Permanent undercover parking for lease holder Ph: 5452 6511 Ph. 5444 5022 Fax. 5444 5033 Our circulation via email, post and courier • Onsite kiosk for light refreshments. (Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology) reaches July 2017 Meetings Convenor: Dr Scott Masters Contact Helen Chalmers, GM/DON - Gympie Private Hospital. Ph: 5491 1144 more than 1,000 recipients! Phone 07 5483 0500 or email [email protected]. NAMBOUR CLINIC FAMILY MEDICINE – SEEKING au for further information or onsite viewing. GENERAL PRACTITIONER Contact Jo: 5479 3979 Hospital Liaison: Dr Marcel Knesl • Well established, fully accredited GP owned family practices Mobile: 0407 037 112 DR SHAUN RUDD MB BCH BAO FAMA (VR GP) at Nambour, Woombye and Palmwoods. Ph: Ph: 5479 0444 Email: [email protected] • Relocating from Hervey Bay to the northern end of the • Fully computerised, modern medical centres with remote Sunshine Coast on 1st July. access. Fax: 5479 3995 Committee: Dr Mason Stevenson • Hoping to find ongoing part time work ideally 3 days a • Excellent peer support and friendly staff. Dr John Evans We welcome new content - case studies, local news week. • Fully equipped treatment rooms with full time nursing Dr Tau Boga and photos. If you are a new member, send in a • Otherwise available for Locum work from that date support. Dr Fabio Brecciaroli short bio and a photo to introduce yourself. Please phone 0418 341 055 • Spacious consulting rooms with windows Dr Alicia Lorenz June 2017 • Mixed billing Dr Grant Eddie. • Flexible working hours, full-time, part-time hours available. CONSULTATION ROOM AVAILABLE AT SPECIALIST SUITE • Check out our website at www.nambourclinic.com.au. - BUDERIM For general enquiries and all editorial or advertising • No DWS contributions and costs, please contact: • Prime location at Sunshine Coast Private Hospital, with ARE YOU A MEMBER? leafy outlook and natural lighting For further information contact Rowena on 07 5441 1455, Jo Bourke (Secretariat) 0412 292 666 or email [email protected] • Modern, well equipped rooms Ph: 5479 3979 If you are not a member please complete the • Close to pathology and radiology facilities Mob: 0407 037 112 application form available on the website: SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY -MAROOCHYDORE • Convenient patient parking Special opportunity for a VR GP who is seeking to take up an Fax: 5479 3995 existing patient load of a departing colleague at our busy, well www.sclma.com.au. • Suited for Allied, Specialist or GP established non-corporate Family Practice. The Sunshine Coast Local Medical Association • Sessional basis with different levels of services offered - We are a fully accredited, fully computerised, mixed billing welcomes contributions from members, especially You will need two proposers to sign your application From Meet and greet only to full reception service with our practice with a friendly and happy professional team including ‘Letters to the Editor”. form. If this is a problem, come along to a monthly friendly experienced staff nursing support and a fully equipped treatment room. Please clinical meeting to introduce yourself For further information please contact the Practice Manager contact the Practice Manager: [email protected] or 0409 447 096 Please address all correspondence to: Enquiries: Jo Ph: 5479 3979 or 0407 037 112 or Dr Dana Moisuc on 5478 3533 or reception@danamoisuc. com.au Continuing as per request. Email: [email protected] SCLMA PO Box 549 Cotton Tree 4558 June 2017 Email: [email protected] VR GP REQUIRED – PELICAN WATERS FAMILY Are you listed on the Member Directory on our DOCTORS Fax: 5479 3995 website? Are your details correct? GP REQUIRED FOR BUDERIM PRACTICE VR GP required for doctor owned Family Medical Centre in Pelican Waters, Caloundra. Newsletter Editor: Dr Kirsten Hoyle Directory form available on the website. • We require a dedicated and caring GP who believes in the best of patient care. Long established, accredited and fully computerised, General Email: [email protected] Practice with full time experienced Nurse and Receptionist • Our privately-owned practice is an extended hours clinic, support. Visiting Allied Health Professionals and pathology on in exquisite Buderim, a premium suburb of the Sunshine site. Mixed billing and flexible working hours available. For Disclaimer: The views expressed by the authors or articles Coast. further information please contact Practice Manager: Karen in the newsletter of the Sunshine Coast Local Medical • Enjoy our long-time, newly refurbished premises with Clarke on 07 5492 1044 or e-mail gbmedcentre@bigpond. Association Inc. are not necessarily those of the Sunshine spacious rooms (yes, we have windows!), 5 current GPs com.au. (Afterhours on 0438 416 917) Coast Local Medical Association Inc. The Sunshine Coast and excellent nursing and admin support.
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