I have been the Medical Director since we established the clinic over 20 years ago. I am proud of our team. My mantra is to employ staff who I would be happy to treat my own family. We have a great team. In medicine, I wear many hats. I am both a GP and Urgent care doctor. I do minor operations (skin). I with others established the Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care. I remain on the Executive committee and am committed to medical education. Outside medicine: I am a keen mountain biker, tramper, tennis player and have a very supportive wife and nearly grown-up family

I gained my Medical Degree from University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka in 2006 (MBBS), and moved to New Zealand in 2007 to continue hospital training. I started work in the Three Kings Accident and Medical Clinic in 2013.

I have completed training in general practice and also urgent care.

I am skilled at Chronic care and with all aspects of family medicine, accident and emergency management, steroid joint injections, minor surgeries, fracture management, and Jadelle insertion/removal. I am trying to improve my skills in dermoscopy.

I greatly enjoy the long term relationship developed with patients to improve their health and also to keep up to date with advances in medicine.

I am fluent in English and Sinhalese. I am married with two boys. I like to spend time with my family, watch movies, and listen to music in my free time. I also enjoy swimming, chess, and tennis.

I was raised on a farm in Northland and schooled in the small town of Kaikohe.

My father is from Iran and mother Pakeha/Maori (Ngati Awa).

I studied medicine at Auckland University.

I started working at Three Kings A+M in 1997 and now work solely in the GP wing.

Outside of work I love to run to stay fit.

Languages – English

I completed my medical training in 2010 and moved into general practice in 2015.

I enjoy the variety of working in general practice. I am keen on performing minor procedures. With an interest in infectious diseases and preventative medicine I have completed a certificate in travel medicine.

In addition to my role at Three Kings A+M, I hold a weekly clinic at Rosehill Retirement Village.

I have a young family with two children. Outside of medicine, my interests include race walking, snowboarding, dog walking, travel, stitching, crafts and family time.

Languages – English

I graduated from Auckland Medical School.

I have recently returned to my hometown of Auckland after thirteen years practicing rural medicine in Te Kuiti Hospital and Medical Centre. There I gained experience in running a busy practice providing a wide range of services. I worked as a PRIME doctor assisting St John’s with management of trauma and medical emergencies.

I perform minor surgery for lumps and bumps including skin cancer removal and long term contraception procedures (IUCD and Jadelle).

Outside of medicine I have a BA in history, enjoy cycling to work, and have four teenage children.

I am committed to providing a thorough and friendly service.

Languages – English

I am Samoan and spent my early childhood in the Islands. I came to New Zealand for high school and have made New Zealand home. I trained at Auckland Medical School back in the 90s. I started working in General Practice in 2004 and after a few years I came to work at Three Kings. I really enjoy working in our community. I have a special interest in Youth Health and Lifestyle Medicine.

Languages – English, Samoan

I completed my medical training at the University of Otago. After graduating I worked in Wollongong, Australia for a year before returning to Auckland. I have worked at Starship Hospital, Kidz First Children’s Hospital and have a Postgraduate Diploma in Paediatrics.

I have been working at Three Kings A&M since 2004 and am fortunate to be part of the great team we have here.

I enjoy the continuity of care that General Practice offers and have a particular interest in Children’s and Women’s health. It is rewarding to provide health care to families and to see children grow into adolescents and young adults. Outside of work I am kept busy with three school aged children.

Languages – English

I was born in Sri Lanka and moved to New Zealand in my teens. I graduated from Auckland Medical School, and hold a Diploma in Paediatrics from Starship and Diploma in Tropical Medicine at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. I worked with the World Health Organisation for 2 years during the final years of Sri Lanka’s civil war. Upon returning to NZ, I completed my GP Fellowship training, and worked as a full time GP for 10 years in Mangere. I started working at Three Kings A&M in July 2019, and am loving the diversity of ethnicities and patient issues that present, and the great staff. I enjoy being a GP – it is a privilege to have patients share their stories and lives with us, and there is benefit to a long term doctor-patient relationship built on kindness and trust. I do minor surgery, joint injections, dermoscopy, and contraceptive procedures. Outside of work, I enjoy making a mess in various ways – cooking, painting, gardening, fermenting. I enjoy going for runs with my Huntaway cross. I write short stories, travel articles, essays, flash fiction and mediocre poetry. I am utterly addicted to books and dogs.

Languages – English

I graduated from Newcastle upon Tyne medical school in 2004 and hold a MBBS and BMedSci. I have had the pleasure of working in the NHS UK for 2 years. After which I went to Singapore and also had the opportunity to work in various Singaporean Hospitals for a period of 2 years. An opportunity arose to take up a job in Invercargill, New Zealand in 2009 as a surgical registrar and since then I have been working in various New Zealand hospitals in both the South and North Island for a specific time period undertaking my Doctor of Philosophy in the University of Auckland. I realised general practice was my calling when I had a family and the whole encompassing care that general practice provides was truly appealing to me. I entered the RNZCGP training program in the year 2017 and I am in the final hurdle of finishing my fellowship. I enjoy all aspects of general aspects and really look forward to another day the work brings. I work all five days a week and I am accepting patients who would like to have me as their GP. I intend to provide comprehensive care to my patients with regard to both acute and chronic medical conditions. Outside of work I enjoy playing the violin, going for walks and learning to play the Mandalin. I have two young children who keep me busy.

Languages spoken: English, Hindi, Malayalam

I graduated from Otago medical school in 2015. I have subsequently worked in the three Auckland DHBs, spending time in general surgery and oncology. I am currently on the Royal NZ College of General Practitioners training programme. I appreciate the supportive and caring atmosphere at Three Kings Accident and Medical. I enjoy the diversity of patients whom I have been fortunate enough to have met, and to be able to take part in their care and wellbeing. I have a special interest in minor procedures, injections, skin checks and dermatoscopy. Outside of work I love walking the dog, spending time with family and cooking.

Languages – English

I completed my training in the UK before moving to NZ in 2007. I worked in hospitals around Auckland before starting my GP training in 2011. I have been working at three kings since early 2020 and really enjoy the variety it brings. I feel privileged to be able to meet a wide spectrum of patients here and value getting to build a relationship with them over time. I enjoy all aspects of patient care with a particular interest in women’s health and paediatrics. I am married to a kiwi with a young family who keep me busy outside of work!

Languages – English

I was born in India and migrated to New Zealand in my teens. I studied at St Peter’s College in Auckland and received a scholarship to study Physiotherapy and have also completed a Post Graduate qualification in Western Acupuncture. I attended Auckland Medical School and was always interested in General Practice. I have a special interest in Musculoskeletal and orthopaedic diagnostics and rehabilitation. I enjoy working a mix of Urgent Care and General practice and hence am fortunate to be working with a great team at Three Kings. I practice all aspects of medicine but particularly enjoy selected joint injections, sports injuries, and obstetric medicine. Outside of Medicine, I enjoy playing cricket, reading novels, cycling, attending church, and spending time with my wife and two young kids.

Languages – English

I was born and raised in Wellington, before moving up to Auckland and graduating from medical school in 2017. I have worked in Auckland and Middlemore hospital in a variety of placements, before pursuing a career in General Practice. I am currently on the General Practice Training Programme. I enjoy working with the great team at Three Kings. Every day is different in General Practice, and I like the variety and diversity that brings. I enjoy all aspects of General Practice, and have an interest in chronic condition care. Outside of work I enjoy exploring Auckland’s food scene with my wife, playing tennis, and watching sport.

Languages – English