Dr Vimalan undertook his medical training at the University of Auckland, New Zealand graduating in 2006.

He has worked in numerous tertiary hospitals across New Zealand and Australia.  His first post was Wellington Hospital where he spent 4 years as an intern, Resident Medical Officer and registrar.  He then moved to the Princess Alexandra Hospital, QLD and covered regional hospitals during his time there.

He was in the hospital system for a good number of years as a registrar, mostly in surgical subspecialties. He has vast experience in orthopaedics, urology and surgical subspecialties (cardiothoracic and neurosurgery), also working in intensive care and emergency. After 10 long years of hospital service Dr Selvaratnam decided to follow in the footsteps of his mother and late father in pursuing a career in General Practice.

His interests outside of medicine include scuba diving, badminton and has recently delved into astrophotography.

Following her induction into the Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2021, she continues to diversify her clinical portfolio with the additional qualifications as a certified practitioner for:-

Skin cancer checks/management (currently pursuing a fellowship in Skin Cancer Medicine)
Member of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia (SCCA), Certificate in Dermoscop and Certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine.

Reproductive & Sexual Health – FPAA National Certificate of Reproductive and Sexual Health

Obesity management: Her strongest asset lies in her excellent interpersonal relationship which focuses on clear and concise communication with her patients.

Dr. Neha strives for excellence in her profession which is built on the bedrock of her Asia-Australasian core values that has shaped her clinical philosophy which prioritises comprehensive and efficient care for all her patients.

In her spare time Dr Neha enjoys spending time with her family and she loves traveling and exploring new cultures

Dr Suni completed her GP training in NSW where she has worked since 2011. Pro Health Care Henley Beach was delighted to welcome Dr Suni to their clinical team from 2019.

Dr Suni has a range of in depth general practice experience and has completed a Masters in Reproductive Technology at the University of NSW, following which she has been heavily involved in the community with antenatal shared care.

Dr Suni is accredited to administer Yellow Fever vaccinations and is familiar with up to date Travel Health recommendations.

Outside of work, Dr Suni enjoys spending time with her young family, camping and hiking.

Dr Izidor Valentincic graduated from Medical School at the University of Adelaide in 1988 with a Bachelor of Medicine and went on to complete his Medical Officers training as an Intern and RMO at Modbury Hospital mainly in the areas of General Surgery, Orthopaedics and Paediatrics.

He has worked in General Practice at Hope Valley since 1990 and has interests in Minor Surgery, Sports Medicine and Orthopaedics, Paediatrics and Antenatal care. He is accredited for Antenatal Shared Care.

Dr Valentincic is involved in the teaching of Undergraduate Medical Students in General Practice.

He has a keen interest in Cycling and speaks Slovenian fluently.

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 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 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 Sarah Johnson completed her undergraduate studies in medical imaging. She completed her doctor of medicine studies in 2014 at Flinders University. Following her graduation she spent six years touring Australia and working in various surgical roles. She made the decision to pursue a career in General Practice with a view to working predominantly in skin cancer medicine. She worked at several practices during the course of her training including Aldinga Medical Centre. She completed GP training in 2023 and has been upskilling with several GPs who specialise in skin cancer medicine and is also happy to manage basic dermatological conditions. She is nearing completion of an advanced certificate of skin cancer medicine from the Australasian collage of dermatology and planning further study in the area of skin cancer. She has also developed advanced skills in ultrasound guided removal of deep Implanon. Dr Sarah Johnson currently consults at more than one location, she is happy to see patients for skin checks and take referrals for skin cancer excisions, basic surgical procedures, iron infusions, implanon insertion and removal and ultrasound guided procedures. She is especially interested in managing skin cancers on the face. She is also happy to offer cosmetic removal of benign skin lesions. Currently she doesn’t offer consultations for mainstream general practice.

Outside of work she enjoys embroidery and has won prizes from the Royal Adelaide Show, she loves travel and often travels to learn new embroidery techniques.

Dr Chris Teh graduated from University of NSW with a Bachelor of Medicine in 1988. He was an Intern at The Prince of Wales Hospital and RMO at Prince Henry Hospital and South Sydney Hospital NSW.

Dr Teh has worked in General Practice in the Hope Valley area for over 25 years.

He has an interest in Paediatrics, Chronic Disease Management and Mental Health. He is accredited for Ante-Natal Shared Care and Teaching of Undergraduates in General Practice.

He speaks fluent Hokkein and Indonesian. He provides medical assistance to an overseas Christian Missionary and is a keen cyclist.

Dr Neelam Khanna has worked at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and Women’s and Children’s Hospital where she has gained extensive experience in dealing with Adult and Paediatric emergencies.

Dr Khanna has completed a Diploma in Child Health (DCH) from the Women’s and Children’s Hospital.

Dr Neelam Khanna has international experience, training in India and England before settling in Australia with her family where she has fellowed with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)

Dr Khanna has special interests in Women’s Health, Paediatrics, emergency care, preventative health, skin cancer medicine and other skin related conditions.

Dr Khanna speaks English, Marathi and Hindi.