PLATINUM MEDICAL - Key Persons
Meet Alyssa, one of our dedicated Registered Nurses. A recent graduate from Griffith University, Alyssa brings fresh knowledge and enthusiasm to our team. With a passion for patient care and a warm, approachable demeanor, she is always happy to help and ensures that each patient feels comfortable and well cared for. Alyssa has a positive energy, an eagerness to learn and is committed to providing personalised care to every patient.
Dr Aditi has enjoyed a medical career of over 12 years with specialist training in Pain Management and Anaesthesiology. Her recent work experience is from the Prince Charles Hospital in the Emergency Department and Cardiology. Having worked in several hospitals across Sydney, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Townsville and overseas, Aditi is now settled in Brisbane with her family.
She enjoys all areas of general practice and in particular, preventative medicine and patient-centred approach to their overall well-being.
In her free time, she enjoys going to Karate classes and shopping with her kids.
Dr Aleena Ali-Ramdath is an experienced doctor, having worked in healthcare around the world. She completed her medical degree and internship in Trinidad, WI, residency in England, before moving to Australia to complete GP specialist training. She is interested in all aspects of General Practice, in particular women's and children's health, and acute care.
Job Titles:
- Founder
- Medical Director
- Member of the Queensland Medical Women 's Society
- Trainer and Supervisor for General Practice
Dr Anita Sharma is the Medical Director and founder of Platinum Medical Centre - a multi doctor, holistic family practice that offers comprehensive medical care for the whole family, with a focus on personalised patient centred care. In addition to her expertise in all areas of family medicine (women's health, child health, mental health) Dr Sharma has high level of expertise in the management of Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Failure, Obesity and Osteoporosis in primary care. She has established dedicated multi-disciplinary clinics for Diabetes, Heart Failure, Osteoporosis, Obesity and Skin cancer medicine at the centre and is committed to high patient satisfaction and exemplary clinical outcomes. Dr Sharma has undertaken training in Integrative Medicine and is a member of the Australian College of Environmental and Nutritional Medicine (ACNEM) , which assists her in offering scientifically validated complementary therapies and lifestyle medicine to her patients.
In addition to her commitment to her patients Dr Sharma is passionate about teaching and is a medical educator for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), clinical lead for Active Learning Modules for Aged Care (frailty and osteoporosis) and Chronic Diseases (Diabetes and Heart Failure), and adviser for various independent medical education companies and Indemnity organisations in Australia. She delivers workshops in both medical and medicolegal topics for these organisations.
She is Editor and Reviewer for Medicine Today, an independent, peer-reviewed journal for Australian GPs, specialists and other health professionals.
She is the co-author of the RACGP Handbook on Management of Type 2 Diabetes in General Practice and faculty member of National Specific Interest Group for Diabetes (NFSI) RACGP, and regularly contributes to journals both here in Australia and overseas in cardio-metabolic medicine, respiratory diseases, osteoporosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome.
Dr Sharma is an accredited trainer and supervisor for General Practice and medical students, and mentors' doctors all over Australia. She is a speaker for General Practice conferences and workshops and presents various online webinars for independent education companies on a diverse range of primary care medicine topics. She has trained over 1500 doctors in Australia in insulin initiation and intensification, and over 800 doctors in management of Osteoporosis via active learning modules and practical workshops developed through her expertise.
Dr Sharma is a certified aviation medical examiner for the aviation industry and is an accredited medical review officer for drug and alcohol assessment for aviation and ground crew.
Dr Sharma is an active member of the Queensland Medical Women's Society (QMWS) and the Queensland Representative to the Australian Federation of Medical Women (AFMW) and in this role champions the professional development and well being of women in medicine.
Dr Sharma's hobbies include travel, reading, music and painting.
Dr Sahai completed her undergraduate training at the University of Newcastle before undertaking hospital time at the Gold Coast and Roma Hospitals. She has spent majority of her time in General Practice, working in rural areas and has therefore been exposed to all areas of general experience including chronic disease management and has a special interest in Women's Health and Paediatrics as well as Antenatal Care.
Dr Sahai has completed extra training in skin cancer medicine and conducts skin checks, minor skin excisions, cryotherapy, curettage and cautery and sun protection advice. She also undertakes other minor surgical procedures such as Implanon insertions and removals and Mirena removal.
She is a very personable and competent GP who really cares about her patients and goes above and beyond to manages them comprehensively.
She loves travelling, reading books and spending time with her young family in her free time.
Dr Avalon completed medical school at the University of Queensland in 2021. She worked as a junior doctor at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital in a variety of specialties including obstetrics and gynae oncology. Dr Avalon recently completed a year as a general practice registrar within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service. Although interested in all areas of general practice, from these experiences Dr Avalon has developed a passion for women's and Indigenous healthcare.
In her spare time she enjoys bouldering, scuba diving and walking her two dogs.
Dr McVie has experience in all areas of General Practice, but has a special interest in Women's Health, Paediatrics, Aboriginal Health and Aged Care. Dr McVie has a gentle compassionate nature and enjoys long term relationships with all her patients.
Leah is a GP registrar with interests in paediatrics, women's health and family medicine. She completed her medical degree at James Cook University in Townsville in 2019 and has since worked as a junior doctor in hospital settings in both Townsville and Perth, gaining experience across a variety of medical departments.
Leah values a holistic and patient-centred approach to care and enjoys the opportunity to support individuals and families across all stages of life. She is particularly interested in building ongoing relationships with patients and being part of their long-term health journey.
Outside of work, Leah enjoys hiking and spending time with her husband, young daughter, and their cat.