Staying connected

Dr Aadhil Aziz is the current Chair of the Victoria New Fellows Committee of the RACGP. 

‘Treating my patients like family. Wise words from an old master, which I practice daily’.

With experience from 4 continents in medicine (Medical, Surgical, Emergency, ICU medicine, volunteer work and General Practice), Aadhil Aziz is uniquely positioned and a part of the next revolution in healthcare and is a huge proponent of, genuinely, ‘Universal Healthcare’.

A pre-covid advocate of telemedicine and its benefits and limitations on how to help spread health awareness even further. 

He is also business owner of a GP clinic and is interested in finance and business for doctors. 

Aadhil has a broad interest in General Practice - ranging from Mental Health to Chronic and Complex Disease management, Obesity and musculoskeletal, women’s health and skin cancers medicine as well as interests in adult and paediatric medicine. 

He has a special interest in ‘paying it forward’, often staying back to help patients in need so that they may in turn, one day, help someone else.  

Dr Samantha Wyton is a specialist general practitioner (GP) and works in Southern Tasmania. She is also a Senior Lecturer at the University of Tasmania and co-ordinates rural medicine coursework in conjunction with the Rural Clinical School. She is passionate about rural general practice and supporting medical students and doctors to gain experience in rural areas.  Samantha is the New Fellow representative for RACGP Council in Tasmania, and is the Tasmania representative on the RACGP National Faculty for GPs in Training. Clinically, Samantha has interests in perinatal and child health, and palliative care.  
 

New Fellow Committee (WA) Chair
 
Dr. Shawn Hsia is a newly minted FRACGP who volunteered for the NF committee hoping to help other new fellows with their transition simply because he went through the crossroad himself not long ago.
 

Dr Kay Flynn attained her Fellowship in 2016 and is the current Managing Partner at Christies Beach Medical Centre in Southern Adelaide. Kay has a passion for education in general practice and supervises GP registrars and Flinders University third year medical students. Her major clinical interests are child, maternal and women’s health and she is accredited for Obstetric Shared Care. Her other interests cover the broad range of general practice for all ages including chronic disease management and preventative medicine.

As the current chair of the RACGP SA&NT New Fellows Committee, Kay is passionate about connecting Fellows to their peers, creating robust support networks and providing opportunities for ongoing professional development. Kay is looking forward to meeting you soon!
 

Dr Jessica Madsen is the current chair of the Queensland New Fellows Committee. She is a GP in Toowoomba, west of Brisbane. She obtained her fellowship of the RACGP in 2019.

Dr Natasha Feingold is a GP working in private practice in Surry Hills, NSW, but also moonlights as a senior lecturer at University of Notre Dame, teaching first year medical students.  She is currently the New Fellow Committee Chair for NSW/ACT and also works as an examiner for RACGP. When she is not working, you would hope to find her at a new trendy restaurant or relaxing by the beach, but more often than not, she's usually running after her two young boys (and partner) either at the skate park, pool, or local bike trail.