Dr Baker graduated from medical school at the University of Adelaide in 1993.

He undertook his intern year at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital where he also worked in the Emergency Department after undertaking some anaesthetics training in the United Kingdom. Dr Baker completed his Fellowship in General Practice in 1999.

He also has a Diploma in Obstetrics, a Graduate Diploma in Advanced Rural Skills (anaesthetics) and a Graduate Certificate in Clinical Education. He is a Clinical Lecturer with the Flinders University and Manager of Clinical Simulation for Sturt Fleurieu General Practice Education and Training. He is currently chair of the Riverland Division of General Practice and Board member of the Country South SA Medicare Local.

Dr Baker spent 15 years as a rural GP in the Riverland based in Barmera. Being a qualified tennis coach who has represented Australia at junior level he has always had an interest in Sports Medicine. He has a young family who are heavily involved in Basketball, Football and Tennis. When he is not busy running the children around he enjoys a hit of golf.

Dr Baker’s interests include Sports Medicine, Musculoskeletal Assessment and Injuries as well as minor procedures including skin lesion removals, in grown toenail surgery and skin cancer assessment.

Dr Willson completed a Bachelor of Pharmacy at the University of South Australia in 2005, before going on to study Medicine at Flinders University, graduating in 2011.

Dr Willson has worked in a number of hospitals across Adelaide, including the Women’s and Children’s Hospital where she gained valuable experience in Paediatrics as well as Obstetrics and Women’s Health.

Dr Willson has been working in general practice since 2015, in both rural and city locations and completed her Fellowship of the RACGP in early 2017. She has particular interests in Paediatrics, Women’s Health and Pregnancy and Postnatal Care.

She has completed a Diploma in Child Health as well as a Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health from Shine SA and is accredited to provide Antenatal Care in conjunction with the major public hospitals.

Dr Feng undertook her medical training at The University of Adelaide and graduated in 2015.

Dr Feng has worked in a number of Medical Centres and hospitals including, Aberfoyle Park Medical Centre, Reynella Medical Centre, Hackham Medical Centre, Repatriation General Hospital, Flinders Medical Centre. Dr Feng has hospital experience in ED, eating disorders, dermatology, infectious disease, gynaecology and obstetrics.

Dr Feng is particularly interested in Sexual Health, Women’s Health, Transgender and Gender Non-conforming Health. Wendy is accredited for obstetric shared care and does a range of minor procedures including; skin excisions, contraceptive devices insertion, ear microsuction and iron infusions.

Dr Jeong has a particular interest in child and adolescent health, chronic disease management and general family medicine.

Outside of work, you can find Dr Jeong spending time with his wife and two children, gardening, travelling and cooking.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD)
• Bachelor of Clinical Sciences

• Chronic Disease Management
• Preventative medicine
• Women’s Health

Dr Christine Osborne graduated from Flinders University with her Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine in 2019. She has also completed a Certificate in the Sydney Child Health Program which is a comprehensive program in paediatric medicine covering 30 subspecialty areas from neonate to adolescents.

Dr Osborne has prior work experience at Flinders Medical Centre (Acute Medical, Cardiothoracic Surgery and Emergency Medicine), Margaret Tobin Centre – Psychiatry, Noarlunga Hospital – Emergency Medicine, Women’s and Children’s Hospital  (Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatric Surgery and Urology, and Paediatric Emergency Medicine).

She has special interests in Paediatrics and Women’s Health, currently completing her Certificate in Women’s Health through RANZCOG to be able to provide patients with shared antenatal care.

Outside of work, Dr Osborne loves travelling, baking and exploring local wonders with her young family. Although she grew up in Adelaide, Dr Osborne was born in the Philippines and is able to speak Tagalog. She is a strong advocate for embracing cultural diversity around health care.

Dr Dang graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2012 and obtained Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2021 with advanced training in geriatric medicine and experience across all major tertiary hospitals in South Australia.

Dr Jerry is currently a staff specialist at Flinders Medical Centre and contributes to training of basic and advanced trainees. He is affiliated with the University of Adelaide as a clinical lecturer, assists with the end of year examinations and contributes to eMedici, an online teaching platform. He is a reviewer for the Australian Journal of General Practice, has been involved with various hospital-based working groups to improve health outcomes, and has contributed to research in the areas of SIADH, atrial fibrillation, and hip fracture management. He is dedicated to comprehensive and patient focused care.