Dr. Su Win

Dr Win is an Australian Trained Fellow doctor. Dr Win graduated in 2012 and she has over a decade experience working in both hospitals and clinics of different settings.

Areas of special interest:

  • Chronic Diseases Management 
  • Women’s Health
  • Men’s Health
  • Sexual Health
  • Aboriginal Health
  • Mental Health
  • Child’s and Adolescent Health
  • Prenatal and post natal women health 

Dr. Julie Rochfort

Dr Julie Rochfort has extensive experience in general practice , with a particular interest in Women’s Health. 

She spent several years working in the Antenatal Clinic at KEMH in addition to working as a surgical assistant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

She has an interest in natural health, encouraging her patients to pursue a healthy lifestyle through exercise and nutrition, exploring potential food intolerances and optimising their diet .

She has a keen interest in ADHD , especially encouraging adults to seek a diagnosis and exploring treatment options ( with referral to a psychiatrist ). Everyone is treated with respect as a solution to their individual health needs is sought.

Dr. Yinyee Yeung

Dr Yeung is originally from the UK, and has called Australia her home since 2010.  

She graduated from Warwick Medical School in UK, and has had experience in multiple specialties (including Plastic surgery and General surgery) before dedicating her time to Skin Cancer Medicine.  

Dr. Wai Aung

Dr Aung is originally from Myanmar. He has extensive General Practitioner experience and has been practicing in Australia since 2014.

He is a member of Royal College of Physicians, UK and a fellow of Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Dr Aung is available two days a week and is open to provide all aspects of general health with special interests in chronic medical conditions, geriatric medicine, child health and men’s health.

Dr Aung conducts minor surgical procedures and contraceptive device insertion and removal.

Outside of work he loves spending time with his young family, reading and playing tennis.

Dr. Eddy Siddens

Eddy completed his medical training in Trinity College, University of Dublin 2012 and completed his internship in Drogheda, Ireland.

In 2013, he moved to Perth and worked in various hospital settings, including metropolitan and rural hospitals. Throughout his career, he has primarily focused on surgery, with a sizable time spent in General Surgery, Plastic Surgery and Orthopaedics. Recently, he spent his first year of GP training split between General Medicine and Emergency Medicine and enjoyed working in Eaton and Two Rocks.

Edward has a keen interest in Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery. He is currently undertaking a certificate in Dermoscopy and certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine with the skin cancer college of Australia.

Dr. Sam Yoo

After graduating from the University of Queensland, Dr. Sam Hyung Sun Yoo worked in both regional and southeast Queensland before moving to WA. Sam enjoys all areas of general practice.

His special interests include:

Jessica Wilkes

Drug and Alcohol Councillor

With a background in Visual Arts and Education (Registered Teacher), I completed a Master of Counselling
and a Graduate Diploma in Creative Arts Therapies through Murdoch University. I am registered as a
Counsellor with ACA (Level 2) and an Art Therapist with ANZACATA. I began working in the AOD sector with
Palmerston and the integrated services of South Metro Community Alcohol and Drug Services (SMCADS)
January 2022, expanding on my interest in trauma informed provision of judgement free, Person-centered
counselling. I engage an integrated approach informed by ACT, CBT, DBT, IFS, motivational interviewing
and mindfulness body-based theories and processes that support clients in moving towards what is most
important to them as an individual currently. I am passionate about whole being wellness and preventative
approaches
alongside providing support for those who are on a recovery journey of any kind.

Dr Gia Barbarich

Dr Barbarich completed her medical degree at UWA and graduated in 2011. She worked as a junior doctor at Fremantle Hospital completing rotations in a wide variety of specialties including general medicine, general surgery and paediatrics. She settled at Ellen Health after completing her GP training and has recently returned following maternity leave. Dr Barbarich currently works part time at the South Fremantle as she enjoys spending time with her young family.

She enjoys all aspects of general practice particularly the variety and continuity of care.

Special interests:
Women’s Health
Antenatal Care (up to 20 weeks)
Child and Adolescent Health
Iron Infusions
Musculoskeletal Medicine

Qualifications:
BSc (Exercise and Health Science, Exercise Rehabilitation)
MBBS
FRACGP

Dr. Michael Poplawski

MD FRACGP MRCGP AFHEA

Dr Mike is a Canadian-born UK trained General Practitioner who has spent the last 6 years working in Manchester UK as a GP, Medical University Tutor at the University of Liverpool and guest tutor at the University of Manchester. He is the author of the audio study guide for GP trainees “GP On The Move” and also a regular contributor to UK medical journals “Pulse GP” and “Management in Practice”.

He is passionate about providing care based around the principles of evidence based medicine and working together with patients in ensuring patients receive the best care possible.

“I am happy to see new and existing patients, both male and female, with a variety of health problems including, but not limited to, General Adult Health, Children’s Health, Mental Health, Men’s Health, Skin Cancer Checks and Travel Medicine.”

Outside of medicine, Dr Mike loves the outdoors, running, music and watersports.

Special interests:

  • General Adult Health
  • Children’s Health
  • Mental Health
  • Men’s Health
  • Travel Medicine

Sebastian Henderson

Sebastian studied a Bachelor of Counselling at the University of Notre Dame in Fremantle, with the goal of working in the Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) sector. He completed his placement with Palmerston in Fremantle, working in conjunction with Next Step at the Community Alcohol and Drug Service. Upon completion of his placement, Sebastian was employed by Palmerston as a Counsellor / Educator where he has worked ever since.

Sebastian later took on additional roles as a Diversion Officer for Fremantle Court’s AOD Diversion Program, an initiative managed by the Mental Health Commission, and the Department of Justice. Additionally, Sebastian is a member of the Rainbow Community Advocacy Committee within Palmerston, helping to bridge divides between services and community specific support needs.

In 2020 Sebastian started providing free AOD counselling at Ellen Health, as an outreach worker on behalf of Palmerston, which he passionately continues to provide. If you or a loved one have alcohol or other drug concerns, you are welcome to speak to your GP or the receptionist about booking an appointment with Sebastian.

Special Interests