3 Best General Practitioners in Gladstone

“Dr Colan McGree was born in Gladstone and has been practising in this town for the entirety of his career. After completing his degree at the University of Queensland, he worked at the Gladstone Base Hospital for 3 years and then began working in general practice. Dr McGree is the Practice Principal at Port Curtis Medical Centre and an educator for all new doctors. He is currently not accepting new patients except for skin cancer checks. His interests include skin cancer, dermatology, and travel medicine. He specializes in addressing individuals with general medical issues and illnesses. He aims to provide high-quality treatment to his patients.”

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“Dr Abiodun Kaka has more than ten years of experience in general practice and has worked in several medical facilities in Nigeria, Botswana, and Central Queensland. He also has postgraduate qualifications in primary skin cancer. Dr Kaka is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Australia, since 2014. Dr Kaka’s current interests include children’s health, skin cancer medicine, women’s health, antenatal care, men’s health, chronic disease management, and travel medicine. He loves to update his knowledge and skills continuously. He practices at Gladstone Medical Centre.”

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“Dr Chandra Rayi completed his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), NTR University of Health Sciences, India, 2001. Dr Chandra joined their practice in 2013 and is a valued member of their practice. He is kind, compassionate, and thorough and has developed a loyal following. He has a special interest in chronic disease management and paediatrics. He practices at Gladstone Central Medical Centre. The clinic is a locally staffed general practice located in the heart of Gladstone's health precinct. GCMC has been an integral part of the local health community in Gladstone for over 10 years and is renowned for supporting doctors who provide medical care of a professional and respectful standard. He speaks Hindi, Telugu.”

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