INGLIS MEDICAL - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Consultant Psychiatrist )
- Specialist
Dr Yogendra Agrawal completed his specialist training in India and subsequently obtained Fellowship from Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrist in Australia. He is working as a consultant Psychiatrist in Latrobe Regional Hospital - Latrobe Valley and Sale Community Mental Health Service from more than 11 years and in private practice since 2009. He is Adjunct lecturer at Monash Rural School of Medicine. He has been involved in teaching medical students and trainee registrars and previously worked as a consultant psychiatrist with Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Service for more than 12 years. He is particularly interested in working with General Practitioners on primary care model. His areas of interests are Mood & Anxiety Disorders, Borderline Personality Disorder, Perinatal Mental Health and organic & functional psychotic disorders in late adolescent and adult groups. He is fluent in English, Hindi, Rajasthani, Bhojpuri and Oriya. Other than Inglis Medical Centre, Sale, he also provides consultations in Mid Valley Family Medicine Morwell and St John of God Pine Lodge clinic, Dandenong via video conferencing.
He has adnission rights in St. John of God Pine Lodge Hospital Dandenong
Job Titles:
- Member of the Seaspray Surf Lifesaving Club
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Dr Bruce Johnston is one of the five Directors of Inglis Medical Centre. Graduating from Melbourne University in 1982 with an MBBS, Dr Johnston has been in Medicine for 33 years.
After graduating, Dr Johnston worked as an intern, then a Junior Resident Medical Officer at The Royal Melbourne Hospital. He also held the position of Family Medicine Program Trainee at Moe Hospital in 1985, working in ICU, paediatrics and general practice.
Dr Johnston joined good friend Dr John Bergin in General Practice in 1985 and has also worked as Visiting Medical Officer at CGHS since this time.
Dr Johnston is particularly interested in Family Medicine. Outside medicine, Dr Johnston is a member of the Seaspray Surf Lifesaving Club, competing with the Masters Surf Boat Rowing Team.
Dr David Monash is one of the five directors of Inglis Medical Centre.
His medical qualifications include B.M.Sc., M.B.B.B.S., FRACGP, FACRRM., Sp Cert Palliative Care. He also holds a Masters of GP Psychiatry, Masters of Family Medicine and Masters of Gerontology.
Having been in Medicine for 31 years, Dr Monash graduated in Tasmania in 1984, working in both New South Wales and South Australia. He has spent his last 26 years as a General Practitioner in Sale.
Dr Monash has special interests in Mental health and Sports Injuries. Outside of Medicine, he has an interest in Sports Administration working as a Director on the Board of the North Gippsland Football Netball League.
Dr John Bergin is one of the 5 Managing Directors of Inglis Medical Centre. He has an MBBS and has been in medicine for the last 34 years. After graduating, Dr Bergin spent 2 years at St Vincents Hospital in Melbourne experiencing a broad range of interesting rotations including- paediatrics, rheumatology, psychiatry, oncology and he was also an admitting officer for 16weeks.
Dr Bergin met his beautiful wife (and nurse at IMC) at the Sale Hospital during his intern rotation in 1981 and has since had 3 great kids, Beck, Pip and Johnnie. Dr Bergin established solo practice in Sale in 1983 and has been lucky enough to have had a great group of associates ever since, particularly his very good friend Dr Bruce Johnston.
Dr Bergin is very happy with the dynamic ethos of all team members at Inglis Medical Centre who help make work manageable when stressful and enjoyable at all other times.
Dr Naima Ahmad graduated from King Edward Medical University in 2006. She worked as a medical officer in Emergency and cardiology department. She then also gained further experience in gynecology and obstetrics. She has over five years GP experience overseas. Her special interest includes women's health, gynecology and obstetrics.
Shamima passed MBBS from Chittagong Medical College, Bangladesh. She passed her RACGP fellowships examination in 2018. She started her career in Australia in Eastern health and also worked in Ballarat Base Hospital. She worked in Sale Hospital, before joining Inglis Medical. She enjoys fishing though catching fish remains elusive. She loves to watch each and every movie gets released, and spends times as a mother of two bright stars. Her interests in general practice include Dermatology, procedural practice, mental health and chronic diseases. She has completed skin cancer medicine certificate course and offers full skin checks and management of skin cancers.
Dr Yousuf Ahmad is one of the five Directors of Inglis Medical Centre.
His qualifications include MBBS, BSc, Diploma in health Services Management, Graduate Certificate in Clinical Simulation, Graduate Certificate in Medical Acupuncture, Fellow of Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and Fellow of Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine.
He has been in the medical field for the last 27 years. Dr Ahmad has been working as a General Practitioner in Sale since 2003
After graduating, Dr Ahmad worked in the Accident and Emergency Department of a tertiary hospital. He spent 8 years in Southern Africa working as a procedural generalist, including obstetrics and anaesthesia practice. He is accredited to perform diving medical examinations, for recreational, professional or occupational divers.
Dr Ahmad's medical interests include chronic disease management, medical acupuncture, mental health and surgical procedures. He also has a strong passion for medical education, he is a GP training supervisor and a mentor for the John Flynn Placement Program.
Dr Ahmad is also involved in the governance of several Not-for-Profit organisations. He is a Board member for Rural Work Force Agency, Victoria an organisation that provides support for the recruitment and retention of rural general practitioners in Victoria. Dr Ahmad is also a Board member for the Victorian faculty of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Other than medicine he enjoys sports including hockey, Tennis and Cricket.