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By Kazunori Nakajima
“Oh, apparently that’s a really good rotation,” was the reaction I had from virtually every doctor in the city hospitals when I discussed with them that I was going to be spending 3 months in a general practice clinic in Lakes Entrance.
Despite this, the thought of seeing patients by myself in a world of unpredictably diverse presentations was, to be honest, daunting prior to commencing my prevocational general practice training at Cunninghame Arm Medical Centre in Lakes Entrance.
That apprehension was quickly dispelled upon my arrival, thanks mainly to a warm, supportive, welcoming and close-knit group of people – not just the doctors, but also the nurses and the administrative staff. I was made to feel valued and a service to the people of Lakes Entrance.
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A high standard of comprehensive medical care |
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Cunninghame Arm Medical Centre is a private billing practice, purpose built with an emergency area, procedure room, 10 consulting rooms, a full time practice nurses, physiotherapist, visiting specialists, pathology on-site and X-ray in the town.
Consulting at Cunninghame Arm Medical Centre are Dr David Campbell, Dr Ian Broom, Dr Greg Hayes, Dr Jane Greacen and Dr Maria Bodenstein and one registrar. We also host three 4th year medical students. Cunninghame Arm Medical Centre at Lakes Entrance has been involved with Box Hill PGPPP registrars since February 2004. Over this time we have found that not only has the PGPPP doctor become an important part of our staff but also welcomed by the local community.
Susan Goding
Practice Manager
The Practice aims to provide a high standard of comprehensive medical care: health promotion and preventative health are central to the Practice philosophy. Information about health and illness is provided to enable patients to take an active role in the service. Complete confidentiality within the Doctor-patient relationship is assured. |
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