Medical Centre

Dr. Catherine Macdonald is a dedicated physician with a strong focus on Women's and Children's Health. She is deeply committed to delivering high-quality, holistic care that emphasises prevention and overall well-being, with a particular passion for improving access to healthcare in rural communities.

Beyond her clinical work, Dr. Macdonald is devoted to mentoring and training emerging General Practitioners. She is passionate about fostering the next generation of doctors, instilling in them the importance of preventative and holistic healthcare in a rural location.

Dr. Randhawa is a dedicated and compassionate registrar with experience in both metropolitan and regional healthcare settings. His broad understanding of diverse health care needs, combined with a passion for continuous learning, enables him to deliver exceptional care tailored to each patient.

Committed to the well-being of the Killarney community, Dr. Randhawa values building strong relationships with residents and supporting them in achieving better health outcomes. He looks forward to contributing to the health and vitality of the community through his patient-centred approach and ongoing commitment to excellence.

Dr. Lahie is a registrar and rural generalist in training, with a diverse background in medicine. He earned his medical degree from the University of Bristol in 2011 and has since gained extensive experience as a hospital doctor across multiple specialties, including emergency medicine, geriatrics, anaesthesia, and intensive care.

Dr Lahie has settled in Killarney with his wife, seeking a stronger sense of community after living in Sydney. Originally from Sri Lanka, he moved to England at the age of 18 before heading to Australia.

Outside of work, Dr. Lahie has a passion for travel and wildlife. “I have pet cats and hope to add dogs, chickens, and any other animals I can get my hands on,” he says. An avid motorcyclist and hiker, you might spot him on a trail or racing at Morgan Park Raceway.

Dr Brenda is passionate in all areas of general practice, including women's health, antenatal shared care, paediatrics, skin cancers and preventive health. She completed her Medical Degree at the University of Queensland in 2015 and was further trained locally in Brisbane and Toowoomba.

Dr Brenda is linked with Mater Mothers Hospital to provide GP Maternity Shared Care and also has completed a Diploma in Child Health from the University of Sydney. She can speak English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

Dr. Michelle Davis graduated from the University of Queensland in 1992 and completed her internship at Gold Coast Hospital. She received extensive rural general practice training in Kingaroy and the Hunter Valley, earning her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) in 1998.

Dr. Davis has a special interest in women’s health and mental health, bringing compassion and expertise to her patients in these areas.

• Dr Irum Khan no longer works with us. 

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