Doctors
Ingham Family Medical Practice supports highly experienced health professionals who are committed to providing you with positive health outcomes. Your doctors aim to supply you with evidence-based information that enhances your health and understanding.
Special interests: All areas of medicine.
Interests/hobbies: Bushwalking, fishing, camping, boating, member of Surf Lifesaving Australia.
Brett is originally from the Atherton Tablelands and trained at the University of Queensland. He has worked at Townsville General Hospital (Intern), Charters Towers Hospital, Cloncurry Hospital (Med Super), Julia Creek Hospital (Med Super), Mt Isa Base Hospital, Doomadgee Hospital (Med Super), and Cairns Base Hospital. Brett and his wife moved to Ingham in 1998 to work as a General Practitioner.
Brett has been working as a general practitioner in Ingham for more than 20 years. He was the last procedural obstetric-trained GP delivering babies in Ingham. He has full visiting rights to the Ingham hospital.
Dr Angela Chishanga holds an MBChB degree from the University of Zimbabwe. After completion of her training, she did her internship at a tertiary hospital in the capital city of Zimbabwe, Harare. She then worked as a general practitioner ever since. She moved to Australia in 2019 and worked in Brisbane as a general practitioner then moved to Ingham with her husband and two young children. She has a special interest in women’s health, children’s health and mental health. In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, going out for movies and swimming.
I completed my undergraduate training in Fiji and worked for a few years in public and private hospitals. After migrating to Australia I did Diploma in Child Health with University of Sydney. I am passionate about child, women’s and mental health. I believe in equal access to health services.
I have relocated to Ingham with my husband and I am waiting for the borders to open so that my son can join us. In my free time I love to travel, shop and cook.
Kyle graduated from Australian National University in 2016 and completed residency within ACT Health. He moved to Townsville in 2019 and is training to be a rural generalist with significant interest in critical care, austere/remote environment medicine and tactical medicine/prolonged field care. Other passions include snowboarding, fitness, working on old cars and riding new motorbikes. Free to a good home.
I graduated in 2014 at the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka and finished my internship in Adult Medicine of Surgery in 2014. Following my internship in 2016, I worked as a Medical Officer in Gynaecology and Obstetrics for 8 months and then moved to General Practice. At the same time I was working in the Hospital as medical officer in Radiology as well as being on the emergency team.
My family and I have relocated to Ingham. I am married with two children and my wife is expecting identical twins. I look forward to providing medical services to the Ingham community.