Dr Cecilia Fong has been in practice for more than 25 years. She graduated from the University of New South Wales. She has a particular interest in women's health and is an experienced Acupuncturist. Her involvement with community for the elderly earned her a membership on the Retirement Village Advisory Council, appointed by the New Fair Trading Minister, John Watkins.

Dr. Lydia Lam is involved in all aspects of family medicine, looking after the needs of patients from infants to the elderly, male and female. She practices preventative medicine, antenatal shared-care and management of acute or chronic medical problem.

Dr Weng Lee has been working in the hospital for about 20 years and has more than 10 years experience in accident and emergency. His interests include orthopedic and geriatric medicine.

Dr George Tang decided to become a family doctor when he was a medical student. While doing his General Practice Training in Brisbane, he got his scholarship from the RACGP to sponsor him to do post-graduate courses in the UNSW. After finishing his General Practice Training, the Australian Medical Council invited him to be a medical examiner in Sydney.

Dr Meng Wong graduated from Sydney University in 1966. He has been in General Practice for the past 30 years.

Dr Michael Wong graduated at Sydney University in 1966. He has done his post gradate training at Hornsby Hospital, Lewisham Hospital and Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children (Camperdown). Dr Wong worked at St Margaret Hospital for Women for a total of 5 years. He has been working in private practice for 20 years and more than 12 years at Medical Centre.

Dr Lim was born in Malaysia, and graduated from the University of Singapore in 1967. He worked as a general practitioner in Singapore, Malaysia, Scotland and England before migrating to Sydney in 1977. He trained as a specialist physician in UK (Edinburgh, London and Manchester) before being admitted as a member of the Royal College of Physician (MRCP) in Internal Medicine in 1974.

Dr Leng Tan has been practicing family medicine for more than 30 years. Originally from Singapore, she came to Australia to study nursing. But after being convinced by friends to try medicine, she graduated from the Uni of NSW and has never looked back. Her special interest is in pediatrics, gynecology, weight reduction and nutrition. She is also a member of the Australian Medical Acupuncture College.

After graduating from the University of NSW Dr Ven Tan went on to become Medical Director and Proprietor of the Healthpac Medical Centres, plus co-founder of the Australian Chinese Medical Association. Specialising in ethnic medicine and with an interest in medical missions, he has led various delegations to such countries as China, Malaysia and Indonesia.