SaidMirranay
Dr Said Mirranay
Principal Doctor · MBBS, FRACGP
Children's health, Family medicine, Travel health, Minor surgery
Dr Mirranay has been the principal doctor at Brentwood Park Family Practice since June 2005. Before general practice, he worked for several years in hospital emergency departments, including the Royal Children's Hospital, where he cared for many young patients. He also helps train Monash University medical students during their general practice placements.
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MaryamDelavari
Dr Maryam Delavari
General Practitioner · MD, FRACGP, PhD
Healthy lifestyle, Weight management, Mental health, Women's health, Medicolegal assessments and reports
Dr Delavari joined the practice in June 2013. She holds a PhD in Health Promotion and is a registered provider of Focused Psychological Strategies, so she can offer some talking therapies as part of a mental health care plan. She is a member of the Australian Society for Psychological Medicine. Dr Delavari moved to Australia in 2008 and is happy to see patients in English, Farsi or Dari.
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AbdulJat
Dr Abdul Jat
General Practitioner · MBBS DCPS-HPE PGDN AMC cert MfHom UK Dip Paeds (RCI) FRACGP MASP Aus GP and Integrative Medicine specialist
Children's health, Family medicine, Nutritional medicine, Aboriginal health, Medical education
Dr Jat studied medicine at Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences in Sindh, Pakistan, and completed postgraduate qualifications in child health and medical education. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and a member of the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine and the Australian Integrative Medicine Association. He takes a whole-person approach to long-term conditions and has taught family medicine in Australia and overseas. Dr Jat speaks English, Hindi, Punjabi, Sindhi and Urdu.
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MansooraQureishi
Dr Mansoora Qureishi
General Practitioner · MBBS FRACGP
Women's health, Family medicine, Aboriginal health
Dr Qureishi studied medicine and completed postgraduate training in women's health at Aga Khan University Hospital in Pakistan, where she worked in both city and rural settings before moving to Australia. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and has practised family medicine since 2013. She also has more than eight years' experience working with Aboriginal communities. Dr Qureishi speaks English, Hindi and Urdu.
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