Dr Dylan MacLeod is a Specialist General Practitioner with Fellowship with RACGP. Having spent much of his life in North Queensland, Dylan completed his medical training at JCU in Townsville and has continued to work in the areas of Townsville, Ingham and Ayr. In 2021, Dr Dylan relocated to Airlie Beach and is enthusiastic about living and working in the Whitsundays and exploring the region.
Dr Dylan has completed advanced training in Skin Cancer Medicine through the Skin Cancer College of Australasia; earning the Certificate of Skin Cancer Medicine, the Certificate of Dermoscopy and achieving a Distinction in the Advanced Clinical Certificate of Dermoscopy. He offers high quality dermoscopic skin checks including routine full-body skin checks and evaluation or surveillance of a concerning lesion. Dr Dylan is qualified to provide a variety of surgical and non-surgical treatments.
Dr. Kate Anderson undertook her medical studies at the University of Queensland and began practicing medicine in 2014 at the Mackay Base Hospital. She has extended her generalist training with an Advanced Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and is a Fellow of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine.
Dr Khin graduated in Myanmar in 2015. She passed her Australian Medical Council exams in 2017 after this she worked in Gosford Hospital and Mackay Base Hospital from 2018 to 2021. In 2022 Dr Khin decided to pursue a career in General Practice. She has a special interest in Mental health, preventative medicine, obesity medicine, geriatrics, and women’s health. Dr Khin has a Certificate of Dermoscopy.
Dr Khin speaks Burmese, and English
Dr Rose Si is a female General Practitioner who graduated in 2016 from the University of Medicine, Myanmar. She later moved to Australia in 2020 and gained broad clinical experience at Mackay Base Hospital, working across multiple specialties over three years.
She then joined the General Practice training pathway and has been practicing as a GP in the Airlie Beach region for the past three years. Dr Rose has recently completed her GP fellowship examinations.
Dr Rose takes a patient-centered approach to care, with a strong interest in lifestyle medicine and preventive health. She enjoys supporting and motivating patients with weight management, sustainable lifestyle changes, and long-term health optimization. Her other clinical interests include chronic disease management, mental health, skin cancer medicine, pediatrics, and travel medicine.
She is committed to providing evidence-based, compassionate care and building long-term therapeutic relationships with her patients.
Dr May Hnin Oo received her medical degree in 2017 from the University of Medicine (1) Yangon in Myanmar. In 2020 Dr May relocated and started her journey to become fully qualified in Australia. Following the completion of her Medical Council exams, Dr May worked as a resident medical officer in Mackay Base Hospital for 3 years before joining general practice to pursue her interest in general practice.
Dr May is fluent in Burmese, English and Mandarin Chinese.
With Fellowship of the RACGP, Dr Richard Davies is a Specialist General Practitioner. Having grown up in Wales, Dr Davies completed his medical degree in the UK, at Imperial College London, before moving to Australia in 2015. After working in Emergency care in Brisbane, he moved to the Whitsundays in 2019 and now calls the area home. He is passionate about health and fitness and loves to spend time with his young family.
Dr Cecilia Pousette graduated from Melbourne university 1999. She is originally from Sweden but decided to move to Australia in 1995.
Cecilia started her university degree in Sweden however completed her Batchelor degree in medicine and surgery in Australia.
After graduating as a fellow of the GP college she did a 3 month course in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Cecilia spent 7 years working as a GP in the southern suburbs of Melbourne. From there she moved to the Gold Coast in 2009.
In 2023 she decided to move up to the Whitsundays.
She is passionate about all aspects of general practice.
Dr McCann opened Whitsunday Family Practice clinic in 2015, with a vision to create a practice environment that would encourage other General Practitioners to move to the area (and stay!), and would provide a professional, caring and high quality environment with exceptional facilities, equipment and services – allowing the doctors, nurses and administration team to provide quality and compassionate care to the community.
Dr McCann has completed additional training in skin cancer medicine, laser and cosmetic medicine, phlebology (varicose vein treatments), allergy medicine and occupational medicine and is a Appointment Medical Advisor under the Coal Mine Workers Health Scheme QLD and an Approved Authorised Health Professional (AHP) with the Australasian Railway Association and Rail Industry Safety Standards Board (RISSB)
Dr McCann is currently completing a Juris Doctor to complement her experience and interest in patient advocacy, medicolegal law, medical ethics and patient rights.
Dr Ryder offers a home palliative care service, providing high-quality care and compassion to patients at the end of life.
Whitsunday Family Practice is proud to be partnering with Dr Ryder to assist him in providing this valuable service to the community.
