Doctors
Dr Bernard Tse
FRACGP, MBBS (UNSW), Diploma of Child Health
Dr Tse has been a GP for over 15 years. He has a keen interest in all aspects of general practice and aims to provide holistic, family-based care for his patients. He has a special interest in internal medicine, acupuncture, paediatrics and geriatrics and provides services to several nursing homes. Dr Tse has been involved in the Australian Primary Preventative Care Collaboratives Program to improve outcomes for Type 2 Diabetes patients. He regularly participates in Antenatal Share Care, Geriatric, Mental Health and, Chronic Disease management programs, and has recently completed the Hepatitis B: Advanced Management in Primary Care course. He practices acupuncture weekly and is a member of the AMAC. He is also the Clinical Lead of Sydney Mind Health, a local mental health program at CESPHN. Dr Tse has been a GP synergy supervisor for 6 years and enjoys training GPs of the future. Dr Tse is also a current Board member for the Australian Nursing Home Foundation as well as an advisory for the Canterbury Hospital Clinical Council. He speaks fluent Cantonese and Mandarin.
Dr Karen Pok
FRACGP, DCH, MBBS, BMedSci(Hons), FPAA National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health
Karen graduated with honours from the University of Sydney with her first degree in medical science. She spent a year doing research in neuropathology and then completed her medical degree at the same university. She was a rural student in Dubbo for her third year and did elective terms in Hobart and London. For internship and residency, she worked at Concord, Canterbury and Broken Hill Hospitals. Part of her GP training was completed here at Campsie Medical Practice.
As a GP, Karen enjoys looking after entire families from young to old and having a holistic and preventative approach to healthcare. She has special interests in women’s health, mental health and hepatitis B. She has also completed a Diploma in child health and a Family Planning Certificate. She can speak Cantonese. Recently Karen has been involved in training GP registrars and medical students from Sydney University.
卜凯韵医生毕业于悉尼大学医学学士学位。她用一整年的时间从事神经病理学研究，然后在悉尼大学完成了医学学位。她以偏远地区学生身份在达博完成第三年课程，并在霍巴特和伦敦读过选修课。在实习和居住方面，她曾在Concord，Canterbury和Broken Hill医院工作。她在保健医
疗中心完成了部分的全科医生培训。作为一名全科医生，卜医生乐于采取全面和预防性的医疗方法照顾不同年龄层的全部家庭成员。她特别善于处理女性健康，心理健康和乙型肝炎。在工作之余，她还获得了儿童健康文凭和 计划生育证书。她会说广东话。
Dr John Doan
MBBS (UNSW) FRACGP, Dip Children
John graduated and obtained his medical degree from the University of New South Wales in 2009. He then worked as a junior medical officer in Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital and St Vincent's Hospital. John spent the majority of his hospital terms working in Geriatrics which he enjoyed the most. He was also a paediatric resident at Canterbury Hospital. John then moved on to complete his general practice training in the NSW Central Coast.
As a fully qualified GP, John continued his passion for rural general practice and spent 4 years working in the rural town of Forster. In Forster, John gained further experience working with a broad range of patients from the very young to elderly retirees in vulnerable and disadvantaged communities.
John has now returned to Sydney and he hopes to bring the same country home style of medicine back to the city. He strives to be thorough and to sort out his patients once and for all. His special interests are in Aged Care, Paediatrics, Chronic Disease Management, Men's Health and Mental Health.
Dr Audrey Cheong
BECon/BA, MBBS, SCHP
Dr Audrey Cheong completed her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at the University of Notre Dame (Sydney) in 2016. Gaining clinical experience at Bankstown and Campbelltown Hospitals, she has also worked at Sydney Children’s Hospital (Randwick) and completed the Sydney Child Health Program. Audrey's first general practice was at Greenacre. She has particular interest in paediatrics and women’s health. Audrey will work at Campsie Mon-Fri (with Thursdays off).