Dr Annie Lim
Doctor
Annie graduated from Sydney University in 1990. She has been a GP in Canberra since 1993, initially working in Hawker. In 2008 she set up Annie Lim Family Practice. Working with a group of fellow colleagues who share her passion and dedication in providing the best care to their patients.
Annie is passionate about preventive medicine and believes firmly that an ounce of prevention is better than an ounce of cure. She is keen to council and guide patients in terms of self-care, healthy living and proactive disease prevention.
Annie also has the following special interests as well:
1) Women Health from adolescent to menopause and beyond.
She has been a Family Planning doctor since 1992 and has been counseling generations of girls re what contraception to use and has been inserting Intrauterine contraceptive device since 1992. She has also been implanting Implanon since it became available commercially for the last 2 decades.
She is passionate about helping women who are perturbed/disabled by the symptoms of Menopause and she understands the health risk that women face beyond Menopause. She aims to empower each of the woman with the latest and evidence based information to ensure that they age well and staying healthy for the second half of their lives. This second part of a woman’s life should be a time of fulfilment and joy rather than greater challenge. We deserve it after what we have given to humanity thus far.
2 ) Skin cancer detection, management and prevention.
Skin cancer is the quiet disease of our society and we must stay mindful of it. Annie advocates judicious use of sun protection, regular self examination for any changes in your skin and dedicated yearly skin check for anyone older than 35. Earlier in those with past history or family history of skin cancer. For those who have had a history of frequent sunburn in their younger life, they should be more vigilant regarding skin cancer as well.
3) Psychological medicine.
Annie understand that psychological distress is a common problem in our community that can have greater ramifications throughout a person’s life. For a large proportion of these patients, to know who they can talk to can be an important steps in addressing the underlining problem. Your GP is often the best person outside your family who could be your resounding board and a stepping stone to other health professionals if needed.
Dr Jodi Bailey
Doctor
Dr Jodi Bailey is a University of Queensland graduate (1995), obtained her RACGP Fellowship in 2003, and also holds a Masters of Public Health. She has served as a medical officer in the Royal Australian Navy and continues to work as a Reservist. She has been practicing in Canberra since 2005 and is now working 2 days a week at the practice. She has an interest in all areas of General Practice, as well as a particular interest in the ex-military community.
Dr Chan-Feng Lin
Doctor
Dr Chan-Feng Lin graduated from the University of NSW in 1999 and completed his training at the Canberra Hospital. He obtained his GP Fellowship in 2003 and has been a practising general practitioner since. He completed the Diploma in Dermatology at the University of Cardiff in 2004 . He is interested in all aspects of general practice.
He speaks fluent Taiwanese and Mandarin and is also the President of the Taiwanese Association of Canberra, Australia.
Dr Heidi Blain
Doctor
Dr Heidi Blain graduated from Bristol University, UK in 1998. Whilst living in Canberra, she has worked in ICU and Emergency at The Canberra Hospital and has been practising as a part time GP since 2005, whilst also caring for her young family. Dr Blain has an interest in all areas of general medicine
Dr Emily Watkins
Doctor
Dr Emily Watkins grew up in Canberra and completed her medical degree at Griffith University in 2015. She then completed her general practice training on the NSW South Coast, obtaining RACGP fellowship in 2021. Emily has moved back to Canberra to raise her young family.
Emily has interests in women’s health and children’s health, particularly contraception, pre-pregnancy planning and pregnancy care. She has completed a Masters of Reproductive Medicine and a Graduate Certificate of Women’s Health, and recently has completed additional training in paediatrics through the Sydney Child Health Program. Emily enjoys the variety in general practice and feels privileged to provide continuity of care to patients and their families.
Dr Rhoderic Beer
Doctor
Dr Rhoderic Beer – General Practitioner
Dr Rhoderic Beer is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), having graduated from the University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney in 2021.
Alongside working at Annie Lim Family Practice, Dr Beer is a full-time Australian Army Medical Officer, providing medical care through the Australian Defence Force. He currently works with the Australian Capital Territory Health Centre (ACTHC) and Defence Force Recruiting (DFR). Prior to studying medicine, he worked as a Civil Engineer in the Royal Australian Engineers.
Dr Beer enjoys the breadth and variety of general practice and takes a patient-centred approach to care. His particular areas of medical interest include sports medicine, veteran health and DVA care, men’s health, paediatrics, and occupational medicine.
Dr Beer works on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
Dr Sharon Ong
Nephrologist
Dr Sharon Ong received her medical degree from the University of New South Wales in 1999. She completed her Nephrology training in Sydney and was awarded her Fellowship from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2006.
Dr Ong went on to complete a PhD in the field of hypertension at the John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University. Her research has been presented in national and international conferences; and published in peer-reviewed Australian and international journals.
Dr Ong is an experienced Nephrologist, previously held positions as a Staff Specialist Nephrologist, Director of Peritoneal Dialysis and Conjoint Senior Lecturer (UNSW) at St George Hospital in Sydney; and Staff Specialist and Director of Prevocational Education and Training at the Calvary Public Hospital.
Dr Ong practices in all areas of nephrology with clinical interests in chronic kidney disease, refractory hypertension and dialysis. She is committed to providing comprehensive and personalised patient care.
Dr Meg Davis
Doctor
Dr Meg graduated with distinction from ANU Medical School in 2018 after moving to Canberra from her hometown in rural NSW. She completed her internship and residency at Canberra Hospital, covering varied specialties of medicine such as emergency, mental health, and geriatrics. She is currently working towards obtaining her Fellowship with the RACGP. Meg is passionate about holistic and patient-centred care at all stages of life. With an interest in all areas of medicine, she is actively welcoming new patients. Outside of medicine, Meg enjoys trail running, reading mystery novels, and cooking.
Dr Shyamalee Crocker
Doctor - Nephrologist
Dr Fiona Runting
Doctor
Dr Fiona Runting is a dedicated and compassionate General Practice Registrar committed to providing high-quality, patient-centred care across all stages of life. Since graduating from the Australian National University she built a strong clinical foundation through working in several public and private hospitals in the Canberra region.
With a holistic approach to health and wellness, Dr Runting is interested in all areas of general medicine, particularly women’s health, preventative medicine, and mental health.
She believes in building strong partnerships with her patients, understanding that effective healthcare is grounded in listening, shared decision-making and tailored treatment plans.
