Trained and practiced as a GP in the UK before relocating to the North West Coast 14 years ago. She works part time and spends her other time teaching the medical students at the Rural Clinical School. She has interests in all aspects of General Practice and has a particular interest in Chronic Disease management.

Currently on sabbatical leave until Sept 2027

Graduated from Flinders University in South Australia, where she studied in both Adelaide and the Northern Territory.  She started her work as a doctor in the Top End at the Royal Darwin Hospital prior to moving to Tasmania for a weather system more in tune with her Canadian heritage.  She has completed her specialty training in General Practice in Tasmania.  Her interest areas are general medicine and preventative health, women’s health, family planning and paediatrics.

Charlotte grew up on the NW Coast and graduated from the UTAS Rural Clinical School in 2016. She then worked in hospitals in Tasmania, VIC and NSW before starting her GP training.

Charlotte has completed her GP training and obtained her fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practice in 2024.

Charlotte enjoys all aspects of General Practice, with particular interest in women’s and children’s health, and preventative medicine.

Dr Krystal graduated from The University of Melbourne in 2019 and completed her general practice training in rural and regional Victoria where she grew up before moving to Tasmania in early 2024.

Krystal has completed additional training in women’s health, child & adolescent health, and emergency medicine.

She has a special interest in sexual and reproductive health and can offer IUD insertions and medical termination of pregnancy.

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Dr Parinaz graduated from Shahid Beheshti Medical University, one of Iran’s leading medical universities, in 2011. She worked as a GP and hospital medical officer before moving to Tasmania in 2025.

She has a broad interest in all areas of General Practice and takes a holistic, patient-centred approach to healthcare.

Outside of medicine, she loves nature, birds, and music.

I am a GP Registrar with a growing interest in palliative care geriatric medicine, and women’s health. I am passionate about providing compassionate, patient-centred care, particularly for older members of the community and those with complex health needs.

I feel very fortunate to work in Northwest Tasmania and greatly value the strong sense of community here. Building long-term relationships with patients and contributing to the wellbeing of the local community is one of the most rewarding aspects of general practice.

Outside of medicine, I enjoy spending time with music and exploring creative pursuits, which provide a welcome balance to work.

Dr Neha Talwar is a dedicated and approachable General Practitioner with a strong background in general medicine and women’s health. She completed her MBBS and Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in India.

Prior to transitioning to general practice, Dr Talwar worked at North West Regional Hospital gaining broad clinical experience. She has a particular interest in women’s health, reproductive health, antenatal care and general family medicine.

Dr Talwar is passionate about providing compassionate, evidence-based and patient-centred care and values building trusted, long-term relationships with her patients.

Having lived and worked in North West Tasmania for several years, Dr Talwar is also actively involved in local community groups, including the Burnie Indian Cultural Society (BICS) and enjoys contributing to the multicultural community.

Outside of medicine, she enjoys spending time with her family and appreciates Tasmania’s relaxed lifestyle and natural beauty.