Dr Sally Parsons graduated from Flinders University with Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery in 1995 and completed her intern year at Flinders Medical Centre (FMC). She went on to do a Diploma in Child Health at the Women’s and Children’s hospital (WCH), also working for 6 months in Obstetrics and Gynecology and gaining extra qualifications in Obstetrics.

Dr Parsons obtained her Fellowship with the College of General Practice in 1998. She works in all areas of general practice however areas of particular interest include Paediatrics, Women’s Health and Palliative Care. She also has a keen interest in shared care; looking after pregnant women in conjunction with WCH and FMC.

Apart from gaining 2 years experience in country practice, working in Kadina, she has been at Pro Health Care (previously Stirling Medical Centre) since completing general practice training.

Dr Jane Thiel studied Medicine at Flinders University in South Australia, and graduated in 1994. Since then, she has spent time working in Adelaide, Perth, Darwin and the Riverland in SA. Jane now lives in the Adelaide Hills. Previously she practiced as a GP in Millicent, as well as providing Women’s Health Clinics in rural communities through the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Her particular interests are in Women’s Health and skin cancer medicine, but she enjoys all aspects of general practice.

Outside of work Dr Thiel enjoys spending time with her family, travelling and gardening. She has 3 children and works on a part time basis.

Dr Chinpo Sam graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2000. Since then, she has worked in a number of Adelaide Public Hospitals in the areas of General Medicine, Palliative Care as well as Women’s Health and Paediatrics. Dr Sam entered General Practice in 2004 and commenced at our Stirling Practice in 2005. She enjoys all aspects of general practice but has particular interest in family medicine women’s health, paediatrics and adult medicine.

Outside of work Dr Sam enjoys spending time with her two young children.

Dr Margaret Low has been a GP for over 15 years. She completed her Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery in 1989 at University of NSW and completed her Fellowship Royal Australian College of General Practice in 1993. She is a Hills local, with older children. She has many years’ experience in geriatric medicine, women’s health and takes an interest in chronic disease management. In her own time she enjoys gardening and bush-walking.

Dr Luke Duffy received his Doctor of Medicine in 2015 from Flinders University. Following internship he spent his residency years gaining experience in acute medicine, spending residency years working in Intensive and Critical Care, Anaesthesia and Emergency Medicine at Flinders Medical Centre.

Before becoming a doctor Luke was a physiotherapist.

He completed fellowship with the RACGP in 2021 and finds life as a GP to be both challenging and rewarding. He strives to provide holistic and comprehensive care to people of all ages and backgrounds. Luke is interested in all aspects of General Practice including common and complex conditions and also performs minor surgical / skin procedures.

Outside of work, Luke enjoys spending time in nature, travelling, camping and hiking, playing guitar, listening to music, and spending time with friends and family.

*Please note that Luke does not prescribe opiate medication for chronic pain or sleeping pills for insomnia.

Dr Ashleigh Nolan graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2011. She undertook an internship at the Lyell McEwin Hospital and had Rural General Practice training in Loxton and Kapunda. Prior returning to Adelaide and starting at Pro Health Care Norwood in 2019 she worked in Darwin for a year.

Dr Ashleigh received her Fellowship of the RACGP in 2015 and Diploma in Child Health.

Her special areas of interest include, Women’s Health and Child Health. She is trained to perform insertion and removal of Women’s Health Contraceptive devices.

Dr Kasauskas obtained his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from Adelaide University in 1979. After completing his Internship at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, he participated in the Family Medicine Programme, including training for Obstetrics and Anaesthetics, as preparation for rural General Practice. The move from Adelaide to Kingston SE, with partner Dr Lindy Poole, happened in 1983, where they managed their own practice for a total of 17 years, assisted by a third doctor from 1988.

Since happily joining Stirling Medical Centre (now Pro Health Care Stirling) in 2000, Dr Kasauskas has also maintained his interest in Rural Medicine by doing regular (1 week in 6) locum work with Rural Doctors Workforce Agency, all around South Australia.

Although no longer actively involved in Obstetrics and Anaesthetics, he has retained his interest in Aviation Medicine, and minor surgery, including regular surgical assists at Stirling District Hospital.

Outside interests include travel, bush walking, photography, cars, windsurfing, gardening, wine and food, and of course, grandchildren!

Dr Tee completed her fellowship and became a fully qualified GP early 2018. She completed her medical degree at Adelaide University in 2013 and has also worked at the Queen Elizabeth and Women’s and Children’s Hospitals. In 2015 Kristen completed her diploma in Child Health and Certificate of Women’s Health, subsequently joining the Pro Health Care Team in 2016. Dr Tee has an interest in Women’s Health and Paediatrics, including Antenatal Shared Care and insertion of contraceptive devices. She is also a reviewer for the Australian Family Physician Journal and contributes to student teaching on the eMedici site.

Dr David graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2020. He undertook his internship and residency at Lyell McEwin and Modbury Hospitals and gained experience in fields including gastroenterology, orthopaedics and rehabilitation.

Beyond medicine, David enjoys his water sports, camping, spearfishing and hanging with his mates.

Dr Jane Strong has been a GP for over 30 years, acquiring a broad range of skills in this field including teaching and mentoring medical students and GP Registrars. Dr Strong graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine at the University of Newcastle in 1989 and has worked in both Tasmania and South Australia.

She has a broad range of medical interests including pregnancy and postnatal care, paediatrics, women’s health, skin conditions, mental health, chronic disease and ageing.

Outside of work Dr Strong enjoys bushwalking, swimming, reading and cinema. She is also learning French!