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

Languages – English

I currently have two responsibilities at the clinic: serving as the Medical Director, where I oversee the overall management of the clinic and staff, and as a doctor, where I am responsible for the health and care of our regular patients.

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.

Since 2020, I have served as the Medical Director of the clinic, which adds to my responsibilities beyond patient care. As a result, I now work part-time in seeing patients.

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.

Languages- English, Singhalese

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 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 have completed the RNZCGP training program. 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: 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 Tonga and I am fluent in the Tongan language. I migrated to New Zealand with my family and grew up in the Hutt Valley, Wellington. I graduated from Medical School at the University of Auckland and I have spent a lot of time as a junior doctor working in Paediatrics in Auckland as well as Locuming around New Zealand from Whangarei Hospital down to Southland Hospital. I have a special interest in Childrens health from newborns to young adults. In 2018 I began working in General Practice out in South Auckland and I am in the final stages of completing my vocational training. Building relationships with patients sharing their stories has been the most rewarding aspect of General Practice. Supporting patients to achieve better outcomes with their health is always the goal. When I am not working you will find me with my young family. I enjoy reading, catching up with my friends and trying new recipes in the kitchen with varying levels of success.

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

I graduated from Barts and the London Medical School and completed my first 2 years of training as a junior doctor in the UK. I moved to New Zealand in 2018 and I have worked in hospitals across the Auckland region before starting my training in General Practice in 2022. I am really enjoying working with the great team we have here at Three Kings A&M. I am getting to know patients from different cultures and backgrounds. Outside of medicine, I love cooking, trying out new restaurants with my husband, and spending time with close friends exploring Auckland and New Zealand.

Languages – English, Malay

I completed my medical training at the University of Auckland in 2019 and have worked at Auckland Hospital and Starship Hospital. I was attracted to General practice because it provides a great depth and width of relationships with patients, and I am currently in General Practice Training Program. I have a special interest and passion for children’s and young people’s health and gained a Postgraduate Diploma in Paediatrics at the University of Auckland. I am excited to join Three Kings A&M and looking forward to working with its great team and patients. Outside medicine, family commitment as a mum keeps me busy. In my free time, I enjoy gardening and walking.

Languages – English, Korean

I was born in Sri Lanka and migrated to New Zealand as a child in 1994. I did my medical training at the University of Otago, graduating in 2015. Following this, I moved to Auckland, completing my junior doctor years at Auckland City Hospital and then had a focus on emergency medicine, working in the various emergency departments across the city. In 2020, I transitioned to general practice, driven by an interest for working within the community and focusing on the prevention of health problems. I’m currently in the General Practice Training Programme and joined Three Kings A&M in early 2024. I love the incredibly supportive team we have here and the diversity of patients we have the privilege of serving. I’m grateful for the opportunity general practice provides to collaborate with people on a variety of health issues, and I have particular interests in nutrition and women’s health. Outside of medicine I enjoy traveling, experimenting in the kitchen, and spending time in nature.

Languages – English

I grew up in Taiwan and obtained my Medical Degree from Taiwan in 2004. Since then, I have worked in different hospitals in Taiwan for 10 years. I moved to New Zealand in 2014 to join my family. I gained more experience working in hospitals in Palmerston North and Auckland for several years and I gained a Postgraduate Certificate in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Auckland before starting general practice training. I enjoy all aspects of family medicine and I am so glad to join Three Kings A&M. I am fluent in English and conversant in Mandarin. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and travelling.

Languages – English, Mandarin

Originally from Malaysia, I am currently training in the General Practice program and am a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care. I speak both English and Malay, and I’m passionate about helping people stay healthy through compassionate, patient-centered care. Whether it’s a routine check-up or an urgent concern, I strive to treat every patient with kindness and a smile.

Languages – English, Malay