Dr. Kiran Puttappa
MBBS, FRACGP, PG Dip Diabetes (Cardiff)
Dr Kiran Puttappa joined the practice in 2018. He moved to U.K in 2001 and after gaining clinical experience, he moved to Australia in 2003. He has a vast clinical experience as a medical registrar in various public hospitals in Perth and the Gold Coast and he has a special interest in complicated general medicine cases and Diabetes.
Dr Puttappa also holds FRACGP and Post Grad Dip in Diabetes from Cardiff. He also served as board member of RACGP (WA Faculty) from 2009-2013. He is currently a senior examiner to RACGP and sits as a panel member of AHPRA.
Dr. Khalid Dharmarathne
MBBS, MRCGP (Int) UK, FRACGP
Dr Khalid has been a GP since 2015 before moving to Australia he worked in various hospitals throughout Dubai and has also worked as a GP in Victoria before he moved to Wattle Grove medical Centre in 2017.
Dr Khalid is a full-time practitioner at Wattle Grove and deals with all aspects of general practice and complicated medical problems and is also a mentor for international medical graduates.
Dr Tasnuva
MBBS, FRACGP
Dr Tasnuva obtained her initial medical degree overseas, however completed the general practice training in Western Australia. She worked across a number of hospital specialities before entering general practice.
Dr Tasnuva is interested in all aspects of general practice with a special interest for chronic disease management, women’s health, children’s health, mental health and travel medicine.
In her leisure time, she enjoys travelling and reading books.
Dr. Shin Ying Lee
MBChB, RNZCGP, ACRRM
Dr. Shin Ying Lee is a graduate of the University of Glasgow in 2013, UK. She moved to New Zealand in 2014 to join her husband and started a family together. Dr. Lee has two young children, both attending primary school. Originally from Malaysia, she is fluent in English, Mandarin, Malay, and Hokkien. She enjoys spending time with her family, particularly walking in the parks. Playing the piano is a calming and relaxing activity for her.
Dr. Lee believes in the importance of great communication and patient-centred care in a GP practice. She emphasizes the significance of partnering with patients in their own care as a crucial pillar of person-centred care. This approach focuses on building a strong relationship between patients and clinicians, acknowledging that trust, mutual respect, and knowledge-sharing contribute to the best health outcomes.
Qualifications:
- MBChB, University of Glasgow, UK – 2013
- Postgraduate Certificate in Women’s Health, University of Otago, NZ – 2016
- Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) – 2020
- Fellow and member of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) – 2023
Areas of interest:
- Women’s health
- Mental health
- Pediatrics
- General medicine
- Diabetes care
- Chronic disease management
Languages Spoken:
- English
- Malay
- Mandarin
- Hokkien
Jess
Practice Manager