Grandview Road

Dr Michael Oehley is delighted to join the team in 2020 as the new Clinical Lead GP at Northcare Grandview. He brings plenty of years’ experience in general practice and is passionate about preventative health, care of families and children, travel medicine, acute care and medical education. He is the Chief Examiner for the Royal N.Z. College of GPs and a published author of fiction. Michael’s personal interests include travel, writing, running, tennis and family time with his wife and two children.

 

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Dr. Manju Jagadeesan completed her GP training in East London in 2010 and has over ten years experience in General Practice. She is a Member of the Royal College of GPs(U.K.) and has worked in various medical practices across London and Coventry before moving to NZ. She joined Northcare Medical Center in 2018. She has completed postgraduate training in dermatology, women’s health, mental health and paediatrics.
Dr. Jagadeesan is married with two boys and enjoys mixed media painting, nature walks and is an avid reader. Languages spoken: English and Tamil.

 

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Dr Mohammed Tariq Ali moved to NZ in 2010. He graduated from India and then worked in the Middle East for 5 years. He worked as an Intensivist in ICU and ED before moving to New Zealand and passing the NZREX.

He has worked at Taranaki Hospital as an ED registrar before moving to Hamilton to work as a GP. He has a certification in Emergency Medicine.

Tariq’s area of interest are General practice, Urgent care and Travel medicine. He is a keen gardener and loves to cook as well. He enjoys spending his leisure time with his wife.

 

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.

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Penny has been the clinical pharmacist at NorthCare since 2011 and enjoys working as a member of the general practice team. Before coming to NorthCare Penny worked in several hospitals, community pharmacies and did medication reviews while she and her husband raised their 3 children. Penny is now a pharmacist prescriber after completing postgraduate clinical studies through Otago and Auckland Universities.

Penny is available within the practices to see patients. She enjoys all aspects of general medicine and has special interests in the areas of optimising medicines for older persons and patients with multiple or complex medicines, diabetes and cardiovascular conditions.