Dr Jack grew up in Tasmania and graduated from the University of Tasmania in 2022 with Clinical Distinction. He has spent the past few years building broad clinical experience at the Launceston General Hospital, and brings with him a strong commitment to community-focused care. With close ties to Flinders Island, Dr Jack’s connection to rural communities has strongly shaped his approach to healthcare. While he enjoys all areas of General Practice, he has particular interests in skin cancer, sports medicine and rural health.

Outside of work, Dr Jack loves staying active and playing competitive sport.

Dr Jack is now taking new patients.

Dr Anna Koerner has lived in Tasmania for over 15 years and studied medicine at the University of Tasmania. Dr Koerner has worked at the Royal Hobart Hospital since 2023 rotating through a broad range of rotations including obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, geriatrics, emergency, and palliative care. Dr Anna is excited to be starting her training in General Practice at Brighton Regional Doctors.

Dr Anna has an interest in all things medicine, but especially women’s and children’s health. Outside of work, she enjoys ocean swims, brunch with friends, reading a good book and hosting dinner parties.

Dr Anna is now taking new patients.

Dr. Kirsty McLean graduated in Medicine from the University of Exeter (UK) in 2010 and practiced as a GP in the UK until March 2026. She has a particular passion for women’s health, she holds the British Menopause Society’s Management of the Menopause Certificate, as well as a diploma in sexual & reproductive health. She is also qualified to fit contraceptive implants.

Dr. Kirsty enjoys hiking, paddle boarding and dragon boating. She and her partner made the Tasmania their home in April 2026 and are looking forward to everything that Tasmania has to offer

Dr Kirsty is now taking new patients.

Originally from Tasmania, Dr Finn is passionate about providing high-quality, compassionate care and is excited to be looking after patients in the Brighton community.

A graduate of the University of Tasmania, Dr Finn has gained valuable experience at the Royal Hobart Hospital, spending much of his training in the Emergency Department. He has also completed rotations in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Cardiothoracic Surgery, and General Medicine, giving him a broad range of clinical experience.

Dr Finn enjoys all aspects of General Practice and looks forward to getting to know his patients, building long-term relationships, and supporting the health and wellbeing of our local community.

Dr Finn is now taking new patients.

Dr Paria brings extensive general practice experience, having completed her medical degree at one of Iran’s leading universities before caring for patients in both rural and metropolitan communities. After relocating to Australia in 2023, she spent two years providing GP care in South Australia before making Tasmania her new home.

She enjoys caring for people of all ages, with special interests in family medicine, women’s health, mental health, preventive care, and chronic disease management. She also performs Implanon® insertions and removals, iron infusions, minor skin procedures and biopsies, and medical termination of pregnancy.

With a warm and compassionate approach, Dr Paria takes the time to listen, explain treatment options clearly, and work in partnership with her patients to achieve the best possible health outcomes.

Dr Paria is now taking new patients.

Dr Cody Felmingham is a local Tasmanian who graduated from the University of Tasmania. He has spent several years working across rural North West Tasmania, gaining experience in Burnie, Queenstown, King Island, and Smithton. Cody has developed skills in Palliative Care and Emergency Medicine while completing his RACGP Rural Generalist fellowship. He also works part-time teaching medical students and enjoy supporting future doctors.

Outside of work, Cody enjoys fishing, camping, good food, nature, family, and caring for his Dalmatian, Darci.

Dr Cody is now taking new patients.