Dr Jo Yee Tan will be joining Kincraig Medical Clinic from the 3rd of August 2026.
Dr Hui Ying Chua graduated from Flinders University in 2022 and is currently a GP Registrar undertaking training with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).
She enjoys all aspects of general practice and has particular interests in geriatrics and palliative care. She is committed to providing patient-centred, evidence-based care and supporting patients throughout their health journeys.
Outside of medicine, she enjoys exploring good food, listening to music, and spending time with family and friends.
Dr Shaimaa Aboelez graduated from Cairo University, Egypt, in 2012. She began her medical career working as a GP registrar for two years before specialising in Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT), where she gained over five years of experience. In 2019, she completed a Diploma of ENT.
Since moving to Australia in 2020, Dr Aboelez has been practising as a General Practitioner and is currently completing her AMC exams to achieve full registration with AHPRA.
Dr Aboelez is fluent in Arabic and has a special interest in women’s health and is passionate about providing holistic, patient-centred care.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending quality time with her family.
Graduated from Zhongshan Medical University—one of the most prestigious medical schools in Southern China—in 1984.
Moved to Australia in 1987 and has primarily lived in Adelaide since then.
Began medical career in Australia at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, working there for two years before relocating to Adelaide. Subsequently worked at Flinders Medical Centre, Noarlunga Hospital, and Modbury Hospital.
Rural medical experience includes time in Dubbo (NSW), Casterton (VIC), and nearly a decade at Kincraig Medical Clinic, where currently based.
Areas of special interest include chronic pain management, skin cancer care, type 2 diabetes management, minor procedures, early detection and treatment of bowel cancer, and pediatric health.
Hobbies include photography, cooking, fishing, and home renovation.
Languages spoken: Cantonese, Mandarin, Kaiping (Kadish), Chaozhou (Chaodish), and English.
Dr. Aldric Tolentino has been working as a GP in Naracoorte since 2022. His true passion lies in supporting people in most areas of general practice: Chronic Disease Management, Mental Health, Work Cover, Health Checks, and Minor surgical procedures.
He has trained within and outside Australia. His background includes a Bachelor of Psychology and Doctor of Medicine from the Philippines. He worked as an Emergency Medical Officer and General Practitioner overseas before registration with the Medical Board of Australia. He trained with the Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service with placements and experience in a variety of disciplines within a rural setting. He completed a Certificate in Emergency Medicine with the Australasian College of Emergency Medicine (ACEM) at the Lyell Mcewin Hospital. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).
He continues to evolve in his skills and practice to reflect the latest standards and industry insights.
BM BS (Flinders), DRACOG, Dip Anaes, FRACGP
I grew up in Adelaide, South Australia doing my medical training at Flinders University and graduating in 1994.
My wife and I moved to the Northern Territory after I completed my internship, and ended up staying for 5 years, doing three years of hospital training, particularly in Obstetrics and Anaesthesia.
After I finished my post graduate study we moved to PNG where we both worked in an isolated rural setting at a small mission hospital for the next 23 years. During that time I was increasingly involved in the training of young PNG doctors and this continues to be one of my passions, and sees me continue to travel to PNG intermittently as well as working a day a week from home – usually doing zoom tutorials or similar work.
Although I had done some part time work at Naracoorte on and off since 2010, wasn’t until December 2022 that we moved back to Naracoorte on a permanent basis – mostly to be nearer to family, and I joined the partnership in 2024.
My work here is a mixture of consulting, obstetric and anaesthetic practice as well as having an interest in training young Australian GP registars and medical students. But if you don’t find me here from time to time, I’ll probably be back in PNG either back in our hospital or with University work.
Karina and I have 4 children, Natasha, Ashleigh, Chelsea and Nick.
Dr. See Theng Ng graduated from Crimea State Medical University in Ukraine in 2011 and began her medical career in Malaysia, where she gained invaluable clinical experience. In 2019, she relocated to Australia and further developed her skills across various medical specialties in hospitals in Adelaide. Dr. Ng joined Kincraig Medical Clinic in 2025 as a GP Registrar. Fluent in English, Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Hokkien, she is passionate about providing patient-centered care and committed to supporting her patients throughout their health journeys.
Dr Lisa graduated from Monash University in 2014 and moved to Australia after working in Malaysia for 3 years. Her time spent working in various departments at the Lyell McEwin Hospital had provided her with solid ground and understanding of the medical system in Australia.
With the passion of helping more people in need, she decided to become a general practitioner and successfully obtained the Fellowship of the Royal College of the General Practitioners in 2024. She will begin her journey here in Naracoorte now that she and her family find themselves settling down in this quiet rural town.
As a doctor, she believes in holistic care for the patients and endeavours to help people with all their healthcare needs. Moreover, she strives to provide the highest quality of care with efficiency to ensure no one is fallen behind.
Dr Clare Garner has been working at Kincraig Medical Clinic since 2009. Over this time, she has worked in General Practice and also provided emergency, inpatient and obstetric care at Naracoorte Hospital.
Dr Clare is originally from country Victoria, and studied Medicine at Monash University, Melbourne, graduating with honours in 2005. She completed her internship at the Alfred Hospital, before moving to South Australia and working at both Flinders Medical Centre and The Women’s and Children’s Hospitals.
In 2009 Dr Clare completed her Diploma in Obstetrics, and has provided both antenatal care through Kincraig Medical Clinic, and intrapartum care at Naracoorte Hospital. In 2011 she fellowed with the Royal Australia College of General Practitioners.
Currently, Dr Clare works across 2 sites with Kincraig Medical Clinic, consulting in both Naracoorte and Lucindale. She also continues to provide obstetric care at Naracoorte Hospital one day a week.
Dr Clare is passionate about providing quality healthcare to rural patients. Her special interest areas include Women’s Health and Family Planning, Paediatric Care, and Preventative Medicine.
In her spare time, you might find her volunteering within the Lucindale Community, spending time with her young family, playing tennis or running.