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Dr Shriti Isaac General Practitioner
Dr Shriti Khimla Isaac graduated in India in 2002 and after clearing AMC examination (2004), worked at Peninsula Health for 4 years, with 12 months in Emergency Medicine. She obtained FRACGP fellowship in 2010 after completing GP training in Rural Victoria.
Shriti is a mother of 3 children and outside work, enjoys spending time with her family, travelling and gardening.
Special interests – Women’s Health, Children’s Health, Mental Health, Skin Procedures, Aesthetics, Implanon insertion and removal, all aspects of General Practice.
Education – MBBS, FRACGP, Certificate of Sexual Health & Family Planning Australia (SH&FPA), Professional Certificate of Aesthetic Medicine
Language – English and Hindi
Dr Davao Mariner General Practitioner
Dr Davao Mariner is an experienced General Practitioner joining Templestowe District Medical Centre in early 2026 after relocating from New Zealand.
Dr Mariner is known for his thorough, practical approach to care, with a focus on continuity, clear communication, and working collaboratively with patients to develop realistic, long-term management plans.
He is a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (FRNZCGP) and provides comprehensive care for patients of all ages, including acute presentations, chronic disease management (diabetes, cardiovascular disease, asthma, and COPD), preventive health care, and minor procedures.
He has a clinical interest in skin cancer medicine and experience in aged care medicine, supporting patients with complex and ongoing health needs.
Outside of clinical practice, he enjoys spending time with his family and looks forward to becoming an active member of the Templestowe community.
Dr Deborah Cheung General Practitioner
Dr Deborah Cheung grew up in Melbourne and graduated from University of Melbourne in 1990, obtaining her FRACGP in 1996. She has worked in different practices in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs including Blackburn North prior to moving to rural NSW in 2004. After nearly 20 years working on the mid-north coast, Dr Cheung has now returned to Melbourne to continue consulting part-time. She has an interest in family practice, counselling, and preventative care. Dr Cheung speaks (basic) Cantonese.
Dr Angela Koravos General Practitioner
Not currently taking new patients.
