Doctors in Campbelltown

Dr Lauren Konecny relocated back to South Australia from Queensland in 2023. She completed her initial medical degree Doctor of Medicine at Flinders University in 2016 and has completed her specialist medical qualifications through the Royal Australian College of GP.

Dr Maghazaji graduated from medical school in Baghdad in 1987, and completed a Masters of Physiology in 1992. Dr Maghazaji completed the AMC in 2005. Dr Maghazaji has worked interstate and at various rural posts before settling in Adelaide.

Dr Maghazaji has an interest in women’s health. She is able to bring those skills to assist with family planning at Health at Campbelltown and Health at Newton. She is qualified to assist with shared antenatal care as well as inserting mirena’s and implanons and pessaries . Dr Maghazaji also speaks fluent Arabic.

In her free time Dr Maghazaji enjoys travelling, swimming and listening to music.

Dr Megan Obi is a General Practitioner consulting at our Campbelltown and Newton clinics. Dr Megan is interested in all aspects of General Practice, with a particular interest in Women’s Health, including Antenatal Shared Care, Paediatrics, Chronic Disease Management, Aboriginal Health and Preventative Health. Dr Megan undertook her medical training at the University of Newcastle and subsequently completed her internship and residency at Flinders Medical Centre. Since then she has worked in General Practice in various locations across South Australia, attaining RACGP Fellowship in 2020.

Outside of work Dr Megan enjoys spending time with her young family, music and the outdoors.

Dr. Nijole Lloyd graduated from the University of Adelaide in 1997 (MBBS) and achieved Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2002.

With a broad interest in all aspects of general practice, Dr. Lloyd can manage both acute and chronic health conditions. She has a particular interest in women’s health, for women at all stages of life.

Outside of her medical career, Dr. Lloyd has a creative side and holds a Graduate Diploma of Fashion Design from TAFE.

Dr Nora Dabbagh graduated medicine in Egypt in 1984 and has a wealth of experience in hospitals and general practice throughout Egypt, France and Australia.

Outside of work Dr Dabbagh enjoys gardening and listening to music and spending time with her grandchildren.

Dr Jim Ahretis graduated from The University of Adelaide in 1993. Dr Ahretis entered the GP Training Program after internship, with placements in Adelaide and practices in the Adelaide Hills and Mid North.

Dr Ahretis has gained a wealth of knowledge working in Metropolitan Adelaide, including day locum.

Dr Ahretis – enjoys touring, swimming, antiquarian books, and relaxing with friends and family. Dr Ahretis speaks fluent Greek.

Areas of interest: Mental health Preventative medicine Men’s health Cardiovascular and Respiratory Medicine Diabetes

Dr Schettini graduated from The University of Adelaide (M.B.B.S) in 1997 and completed her F.R.A.C.G.P. in 2001. Dr Schettini has a wealth of experience from time spent in Modbury Hospital and general practice experience including in the Riverland and metropolitan Adelaide.

Dr Schettini is a GP Supervisor through the RACGP Training Program and allocates non-consulting time to teaching GP Registrars on a weekly basis. Dr Schettini’s interests include Shared Antenatal Care, management of Chronic Disease and Travel Medicine. When Dr Schettini is not working she enjoys travelling and spending time with her beautiful children.

Dr Karina Jaeschke graduated after studying medicine (M.B.B.S) at The University of Adelaide in 1999. Dr Jaeschke completed her GP training in the Riverland and rural areas of SA. Dr Jaeschke lived and worked for a short time in the UK.

Dr Jaeschke has also completed a diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (with RANZCOG) and also has an interest in chronic disease management.

Dr Madeleine Griguol graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2014. Madeleine has worked across all of the public hospitals in metropolitan Adelaide including the Women’s and Children’s Hospital emergency department. She has lived abroad and worked in the NHS of England.

Dr Griguol’s interests include women’s health, in particular pre-conception, contraception and peri-menopause medicine. She is also interested in chronic disease prevention and management.

Outside of medicine, Madeleine enjoys spending time with her family, raising her three small children, running and Scandinavian crime series.

Dr Teresa Nguyen graduated from Flinders University and completed her hospital training years across various sites in Adelaide including Royal Adelaide Hospital, Flinders Medical Centre and Women’s and Children’s Hospital.