Dr Danial qualified from the University of Minia, Egypt in 2004.  He started his training in Urology and worked in hospitals before changing his career to General Practice and Family Medicine.

Dr Danial moved to Australia in 2008 where he started working in Diabetes Prevention Programs in Sydney.  He has been working as a General Practitioner for the last 11 years in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.

Dr Danial gained his RACGP fellowship in 2017 and is fluent in English and Arabic languages .

Dr Danial’s areas of interest include: Preventative Medicine (Diabetes Care / Cardiovascular Diseases), Skin Cancer Medicine, Men’s Health and Ears Nose Throat Disorders.

Dr. Uma is a dedicated health advocate with a strong passion for delivering holistic care to her patients. With a wealth of experience in both public hospitals and private practice, she brings a diverse skill set spanning general medicine, surgery, emergency medicine, gynecology, paediatrics, dermatology, and psychiatry. This broad background allows her to deeply understand the multifaceted nature of general practice and cater to each patient’s unique needs. As a mother of two, Dr. Uma’s personal experiences have further fueled her passion for Women’s Health and Paediatrics. Additionally, her journey caring for a loved one with Autism Spectrum Disorder has strengthened her empathy and deepened her ability to support families, helping them regain confidence and feel empowered. Dr. Uma is committed to the holistic well-being of her patients, recognizing the importance of mental health and a balanced lifestyle. She focuses on providing individualized care, guiding her patients toward achieving their health goals. Driven by a love for learning, she stays current with the latest medical advancements to ensure the best possible care. Outside of her professional life, Dr. Uma enjoys playing badminton, experimenting with new recipes, and cherishing quality time with family and friends.

Dr Nirali graduated from Charles Darwin University with a Bachelor of Clinical Science in 2016, followed by a Doctor of Medicine in 2020. Since then, she has done her internship and residency in various hospitals in the Northern Territory and regional Victoria.

Nirali is passionate about child and female health and the management of chronic diseases. Outside of medicine, she enjoys spending time in nature, climbing and cooking.