Dr Brooke Anderson graduated from University of Melbourne and has been an experienced GP for more than 20 years. Dr Anderson has now focused her GP practice with special interest – offering consultations in the following areas:
Mental Health, ADHD, Menopause, Weight management, Women’s health, Pregnancy planning, Pregnancy care, Fertility planning, Sexual health. Dr Anderson is dedicated to her patients and providing them with outstanding medical care in a welcoming, safe, inclusive and respectful manner, and is an accredited Psychotherapist.
Dr Anderson does not perform any procedures eg skin excision, iron infusions, implanon insertions/removals, ear syringing. Please book with one of her trusted colleagues at Carlton Family Medical if this is required. In her spare time she enjoys ballroom dancing, dancing and teaching rock and roll, yoga, pilates, and lovingly restoring and driving her classic cars!

Dr Renuka completed her medical degree from University of Sydney and is a fellowed GP with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Renuka trained in the rural generalist pathway and completed terms in internal medicine, psychiatry, acute care, Aboriginal Health and skin cancer medicine

Her interests include general medicine, women’s health, geriatric medicine, paediatric medicine, primary prevention, weight management, mental health, obesity management, skin cancer medicine and minor surgeries. Renuka has previously worked in skin cancer clinics and has obtained a Certificate in Dermoscopy from Skin cancer college Australasia and Diploma in Clinical Dermatology. She enjoys doing full skin checks as part of primary prevention and can undertake basic biopsies and excisions of skin lesions. Renuka is also keen in promoting sexual health screens and contraception among young women and is happy to discuss contraceptive options that is tailored to individual needs and can insert both the Implanon and intra-uterine devices, such as Mirena, Kyleena and Copper IUD.
Her non-work interest includes running, swimming, traditional South East Asian dance forms and Carnatic music.

Dr David Ling graduated with an MBBS from the University of Melbourne and has received his fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. David trained at multiple tertiary centres within Melbourne. He even spent 3.5 years in Darwin to gain some Aboriginal and tropical medicine experience.
As a Specialist General Practitioner, David’s special interests include: Men’s health, Sexual/reproductive health, LGBTQI medicine including PrEP counselling and prescription. He is an accredited S100 HIV prescriber. David is also interested in Mental health and can performs skin checks as well as minor surgery.
David is passionate about travelling and had taken a year out of work to travel around the world in 2014. He is also a keen reader and enjoys food & wine. David can also converse in Mandarin.

Dr. Monica Bhatia is a distinguished Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, bringing over 25 years of comprehensive experience in general medicine.
She has special interest in Women's Health, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Pregnancy Planning, and Menopausal Medicine. She also offers specialised consultations in Child Health, Weight Management, Mental Health, and Chronic Disease Management, ensuring that her patients receive well-rounded care across all stages of life. Her commitment to providing holistic and patient-centred care is evident in the array of procedural work she performs, which includes: Insertion and removal of Implanon, Insertion and removal of IUD, Skin excisions and Iron infusions.
As an accredited medical educator, Dr. Bhatia plays an integral role in training and mentoring GP registrars, contributing to the development of the next generation of medical professionals. Fluent in English, Hindi, and Punjabi, she is able to connect with a diverse range of patients.
Outside of her professional commitments, Monica enjoys spending quality time with her family, experimenting with different cuisines in the kitchen, gardening, and staying active through tennis and daily walks with her labradoodle.

Dr Mark Seychell graduated in 1986 from Monash University. He obtained his Fellowship in General Practice in 1993 and a Certificate in Civil Aviation Medicine from Monash University in 2000. He has worked in a variety of General Practices.
He is particularly interested in the care of healthcare professionals, having spent 13 years at St Vincent’s Staff Clinic, and 7 years at The Austin Staff Clinic. He also has worked in preventative medicine at the Epworth Healthcheck unit for 10 years. He enjoys general practice in its broadest sense.
Mark is married with young adult twins. He has lived in the local neighbourhood for 40 years, and enjoys being part of the inner city community. He enjoys eating out and exploring the inner city cafes. Mark is a keen runner having completed 10 marathons and 4 ultramarathons. Currently Mark is not available as he is taking a break from practice to spend time on personal interests including home projects, travelling and longer ultramarathons.