GP and Nursing Training
GP Registrars Training Post
Goondir commenced its GP Registrar training program in 1999.
Goondir continues to offer GP Registrars the opportunity to undertake their training specialising in Aboriginal health within an Aboriginal Community Controlled health service facility. Placement periods vary and are designed to immerse GP Registrars into Goondir’s comprehensive and culturally responsive model of primary health care.
Training is offered in a supportive learning environment where the GP Registrar works under the supervision of our General Practitioners (GPs) and alongside our Aboriginal Health Practitioners and Registered Nurses (RNs) to provide holistic, culturally appropriate health care with integrated preventive programs.
Goondir’s point of difference for GP Registrars includes exposure and experience with:
- Universities and Research Facilities
- Aboriginal health and Chronic Disease Management
- Extensive access to visiting health professionals such as Heart of Australia
- Extensive access to allied health professionals commensurate with urban services
- Point of Care Testing?
The Goondir experience also allows involvement in outreach services to outlying rural and remote townships serviced by Goondir.
Supporting University Register Nurse Placement Programs
Student RNs placement terms are provided within a supportive learning environment with the opportunity to gain knowledge and experience working within an Aboriginal Community Controlled health service in a rural setting.
RN’s are also immersed in training under Goondir’s comprehensive and culturally responsive model of primary health care. The students work closely under supervision of Goondir’s RNs and alongside our GPs and Aboriginal Health Practitioners (AHPs). Working alongside our AHWPs allows the students to understand the importance of within a community setting.
Their experience at Goondir also allows involvement in provision of outreach services with the aim of enhancing their skills in the provision of culturally appropriate health care and integrated preventative programs.
Get in Contact
Goondir Health Services
Better Health, Better Living, Longer Life
If you want to get in contact with us, please use the phone numbers below for your local clinic
Dalby Clinic
4 Jimbour Street, Dalby, QLD.
CLINIC Hours:
Monday: 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Monday: 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday: 10:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday: 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Friday: 8:30AM - 3:00PM
St George Clinic
Location:
127 Victoria Street, St George, QLD.
Phone:
07 4625 5040
Oakey Clinic
Address: 110 Campbell Street, Oakey, QLD.
Phone: 07 4691 3372
Chinchilla Clinic
Address:
75 Middle Street, Chinchilla, QLD.
Phone:
Meet our Goondir GP’s
Dr. Sanjit Dulku - MBBS (Hons) Monash
Dr. Sanjit Dulku graduated with Honours from Monash University, earning his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). He completed his residency at Mackay Base Hospital and has since gained valuable experience working in a variety of specialties at hospitals across Queensland, including the Princess Alexandra Hospital, Mater Brisbane, QEII, Prince Charles Paediatric Emergency and Tully Hospital.
Dr. Dulku brings a wealth of knowledge in both adult and pediatric emergency medicine. He is fluent in Malay, Punjabi, and Hindi, allowing him to effectively communicate with patients from diverse backgrounds.
Currently, Dr. Dulku serves as the Registrar Liaison Officer for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) for 2024/2025, where he represents and advocates for GPs in training in Queensland. He is also in his final extended skills term of FRACGP fellowship training with the RACGP, having successfully passed all fellowship exams with the high band scores in 2024.1.
Dr. Sanjit Dulku - Special Interests:
- Smoking Cessation Counselling
- Children’s Health
- Preventive Medicine
- Geriatric Medicine
- Use of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Delivery
In addition to his medical practice, Dr. Dulku enjoys playing tennis and is an avid foodie who loves exploring new cuisines and savoring a good meal. He is passionate about providing holistic care and supporting patients at all stages of life, with a strong focus on preventive health and chronic disease management.
Dr. Sangeeta Singh- MBBS (UWA), FRACGP, SCHP
Dr. Sangeeta Singh, originally from Malaysia, graduated with a medical degree from the University of Western Australia in 2016. She gained extensive experience working in hospitals across Australia, including Canberra Hospital, The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, and the Queensland Children’s Hospital. Dr. Singh has completed rotations in various medical specialties such as adult medicine, emergency medicine, geriatric rehabilitation, and pediatric care.
After completing her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in Toowoomba in 2023, Dr. Singh is now based in Dalby. She is actively pursuing a certificate in primary care dermatology and has completed the Sydney Child Health Program. Dr. Singh is particularly passionate about Aboriginal Health and has a special interest in chronic disease management.
When she’s not caring for patients, Dr. Singh enjoys expressing her creativity through drawing, relaxing with movies, and savoring a strong cup of tea.
Dr. Muniswaran N Letchumanan (Munis)
Dr. Munis, of South Indian ethnicity and originally from Malaysia, has resided in Australia for almost two decades. He obtained his MBBS from Monash University in 2009 and finished his clinical training in emergency and acute medicine at Goulburn Valley Health, Shepparton, Victoria. Due to his enthusiasm for general practice, he pursued and finished rural GP training in Shepparton and Kyabram, Victoria. He subsequently completed additional postgraduate coursework in primary care at the University of Sydney and earned a Master of Public Health from Monash University.
He is presently undertaking advanced training in First Nation Health under the RACGP Rural Faculty and pursuing postgraduate studies in AI in Medicine at the University of South Wales, UK. Dr. Munis is proficient in addressing a diverse range of medical ailments, encompassing chronic illness management, skin cancer treatment, Implanon insertion, medical termination of pregnancy, minor surgical interventions, and lifestyle medicine. In his leisure time, he engages in gardening.
Goondir’s GP training at
St George
JCU: Goondir GP training in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
GOONDIR ABORIGINAL & TORRES STRAIT ISLANDERS CORPORATION FOR HEALTH SERVICES
4 Jimbour Street, Dalby QLD 4405, Australia4
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