Our Doctors

Dr Clive Kam graduated from Flinders University of South Australia in 1997. After working for two years in the hospital in South Australia, he decided to move to Queensland where he completed his general practice training and obtained his Fellowship of RACGP. Dr Kam has worked as a General Practitioner in a few towns since he moved to Queensland and has now settled on the Sunshine Coast and has been working at Chancellor Park Family Medical Practice since 2011. His special interests include men’s health, children’s health, and skin conditions.

Dr Poonam Khosla graduated from Godfrey Huggins School of Medicine (Zimbabwe) in 1987 and attained my Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of GP’s in 2003. Dr Khosla feels blessed to have achieved her dream profession and she is passionate about all aspects of general practice from antenatal to geriatrics. She has also worked at a local retirement village for 15 years. Dr Khosla is fortunate to be able to work with a great team of doctors and medical staff at Chancellor Park Family Medical Practice for the last 11 years. Her special interests include paediatrics, dermatology, antenatal, and women’s health (contraceptive implants).

Dr Stiaan Mostert qualified in 1997 at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. He worked in England and Canada before immigrating to Australia in 2005. While working for 10 years in rural areas, he gained experience in emergency medicine, obstetrics and ICU. Dr Mostert later joined the Royal Flying Doctor Service during which he obtained his Fellowship in Rural and Remote Medicine, integrating his emergency background with family medicine. Dr Mostert has enjoyed working in General Practice the last few years. His special interests include preventive medicine, family medicine, and paediatrics.

Dr Albert Storm qualified in medical school at Stellenbosch in South Africa. He gained experience in general practice and hospital rotations in surgery, orthopaedics and plastic surgery and post grad studies in general practice. Dr Storm immigrated to Australia in 2000 to work in a rural Queensland practice for 10 years before coming to the Sunshine Coast. He gained his Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of GP’s in 2003 and is now an examiner for the College of General Practice. Dr Storm enjoys the broad spectrum of general practice. His special interests include travel medicine, minor surgical procedures, and trauma.

BMedSci(HONS), BM, BS, DFFP, MRCGP, Dip Derm, FRACGP

Dr Allison Butler is originally from the UK and has worked as a General Practitioner on the Sunshine Coast since 2007.  She is interested in all areas of general practice with special interests in women’s health including contraceptive device fittings. and dermatology. In her spare time she enjoys walking her two dogs, kayaking, body-boarding and spending time with her husband and daughter.

Dr Siawchwin (Chwin) Lee completed her medical training at the University of Southampton, United Kingdom and moved to Australia in 2008 where she achieved Fellowship into the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2013. She has worked on the Sunshine Coast since 2014, and we are delighted to have her return to our practice. Dr Chwin is especially interested in paediatrics and women’s health, and is a Sunshine Coast University Hospital preferred Antenatal Provider.

Dr Rosanne (Rosie) Muller graduated from Flinders University in 1992, and trained as a General Practitioner in NSW and England, gaining her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 1998. Dr Rosie has lived on the Sunshine Coast with her family since 2005, working as a GP in Caloundra after doing overseas stints with Doctors Without Borders and the Red Cross. She did further specialist training in Public Health Medicine, and then worked with Queensland Health for ten years. Dr Rosie is excited to be returning to General Practice now and joining the team at Chancellor Park Family Medical Centre. She loves seeing people of all ages and working with them to protect and maintain their health.

Dr Toby Catlin trained in Brisbane and received his MBBS from the University of Queensland in 2011 and gained his Specialist Fellowship FRACGP in General Practice in 2017. He also has a B.Pharm in 2005 from the University of Queensland and worked in community pharmacy and at the Queen Elizabeth II Hospital as a Clinical Pharmacist. Dr Toby has also worked as a scientist for the Princess Alexandra Hospital in liver transplants running the cell saver and rapid infusion pump during these surgeries and also spent time assisting in the retrieval process assisting transplant surgeons.

Dr Catlin enjoys managing chronic disease and is keen on paediatric medicine. He also is able to perform simple procedures in skin cancer medicine and also is adept at iron infusions and contraception insertion/removal. As a general practitioner, he feels that anyone who walks in the door is a patient who will have needs that need to be met, and he will try his best to meet those needs.

Dr Catlin was born in Tasmania and his family history dates back to the First Fleet and also a Tasmanian Aboriginal, and when he is not in the clinic, he enjoys Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and looking after his 2 children as a single parent.

Dr Chris Wilson completed his undergraduate and postgraduate training as a General Practitioner in the UK, and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Australian General Practitioners. He has worked across the sunshine coast hospitals and health service, and now enjoys seeing the full range of general practice presentations. Areas of particular interest include collaborative work with his patients to formulate shared decisions to optimise chronic disease management and prevention.