DOCTORS
Dr. Adrian Griscti
MBBS (Adelaide) DRANZCOG RACRRM. “I feel very connected to the community here and thrive on providing personalised, friendly and individualised care for people in all stages of their lives.” Adrian enjoys all facets of rural General Practice and has particular interests in children’s health, lifestyle medicine (in particular encouraging optimal health through a whole food plant based diet) and clinical education of medical students. Adrian believes that one should lead by example and since changing to a whole food plant based diet and increasing his exercise level, has not only reduced his blood cholesterol level by over 25% but also has a healthy BMI and feels more vibrant and energetic (except after a busy on call!) Adrian is married to Eden Valley girl, Jenny (nee Rogers) and has 4 sons. His interests outside medicine include football (soccer), computing, yoga and vegetable gardening.
Dr Raymond Goodwin
MBBS, DRACOG, EMST cert, MACNEM. Ray has been at AMC for over 25 years and has delivered many of our local babies. His areas of interest includes children’s health and mental health. Ray has three adult children and when is not working he enjoys walking his wolfhound, his vegetable garden, philosophy and big power tools.
Dr Christine Hoff
MBBS. Chris has been practicing at AMC for over 35 years, and in that time has developed a particular interest in women’s health issues, osteoporosis and palliative care. She is a founding member of region’s Respecting Patient Choices reference committee, which has been highly successful in educating and enabling the completion of ‘advanced health directives’ (“living wills”) within our community. From 2024, Chris will not be consulting onsite, but will continue to care for our nursing home residents at Barossa Village. Chris has 2 children, Emily and Patrick, and is a passionate gardener, a keen swimmer, bushwalker and yoga enthusiast and enjoys making quilts.
Dr David Adams
MBBS, DRACOG FACRRM “I have very much enjoyed all facets of being a rural GP, living and working in the Barossa community for over 30 years”. David has been a rural GP since 1981 and joined AMC in 1991. He has previously worked in many facets of general practice, including obstetrics, anaesthetics and emergency medicine. He has also been involved in student and GP registrar teaching and supervising for many years. David now works 2 days a week at the Murray St rooms and a day a week at Tanunda Lutheran Home. He has been involved in many other facets of rural general practice over his career and is presently GP advisor to the SA Rural Locum Service, providing locum relief to rural and remote GP’s in SA.
Dr Suzy Sevdicevski
MBBS FRACGP. Dr Suzy joined Angaston Medical Centre in 2017 after working as a GP in rural Victoria, rural South Australia and hospitals in Adelaide. Dy Suzy’s medical interests include preventative medicine, chronic disease management, aged care and women’s health. Dr Suzy consults at Angaston on a Monday.
Dr Katrina Morgan
MBBS, DRANZCOG, FRACGP, FACRRM. Katrina has been a GP since 2001 and has been a rural doctor in the Northern Territory, Papua New Guinea, the Clare Valley, Western Victoria, the Yorke Peninsula and now the Barossa since 2019. She enjoys the variety of general practice and the opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives. Katrina’s interests include preventative medicine, chronic disease management, women’s health (excluding antenatal shared care) and paediatrics. Katrina consults 1 day a week at AMC and the rest of the week works as the Deputy Director of the rural health program at Adelaide University, working to inspire medical students to become rural doctors. Spending time connecting with family is important to Katrina, which includes her husband and daughter & son in the Barossa and daughter & son-in-law in the Mid North of SA.
Dr Jeremy Nunis
MBBS, FRACGP, Dip Child Health. Jeremy first came to AMC as a junior doctor for a 3 month stint in rural General Practice. He enjoyed himself and the work in the country, leading to his return in 2015 as a General Practice Registrar, and now as a fully-fledged General Practitioner. Jeremy’s interests are in Children’s health, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander health and Palliative care. He is a budding gardener and enjoys cooking fusion cuisine.
Dr Jennifer Glaetzer
MD, DCH, FACRRM, GPA. Jennifer is a Rural Generalist Anaesthetist who achieved her qualifications in South Australia. She has worked in paediatrics, obstetrics/gynaecology, and geriatrics during her training. She regularly provides anaesthetic services to Angaston and Gawler Hospitals and in clinic she has an interest in Women’s Health and Chronic Disease management. She also performs skin checks and minor skin excisions. She is an Adelaide girl with family heritage tracing back to the Barossa. Outside of work she is mum to Arthur and has a love for the outdoors, camping and her garden at home.
Dr Teedzani (Teddy) Petlo
MBBS, BMedSc (Melbourne University) FRACGP. Teddy was born in Botswana and moved to Australia in 2007 to study Medicine at the University of Melbourne, completed in 2012 and did a year of Internship in Shepparton VIC before moving west for the laid back life of South Australia. Teddy has been in Rural General Practice since 2018, starting in Waikerie where he started his GP training and now to Angaston where he completed his GP training. He has a background of Emergency Medicine from his 3 years at the Lyell McEwin prior to joining the GP world. He has a keen interest in adolescent mental health, sports injuries and general procedures.
Teddy is a mad soccer fan, loves basketball, keeping fit when time permits and loves the Barossa way of living.
Dr Amy Watts
FRACGP, MD, BHthSci, Dip L. Amy is a passionate Rural GP who enjoys all aspects of being a Doctor in Angaston. She graduated from the University of Wollongong and completed her hospital years at the RAH and Women’s and Children’s and Loxton. She has enjoyed working in Paediatrics, Women’s health and is currently upskilling in Skin Cancer medicine. Amy is Fellowed with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Having grown up in Port Lincoln, Amy now calls Angaston home where she lives with her Husband and dog Zoey on their farm. Outside of medicine, Amy enjoys travel, being active, learning new skills, speaking French and trying new recipes.
Dr Millicent Wells
MBBS FACRRM DRANZCOG DRGA. Millie is a Rural Generalist Anaesthetist who completed her training in South Australia whilst working across metropolitan and rural locations. Millie regularly provides anaesthetics at Angaston and Gawler Hospitals, and is involved in medical education for students and doctors in training. In clinic, her interests lie in Women’s Health (including Implanon and Mirena), Paediatrics, Obstetric shared-care and lifestyle approaches to good health. Having grown up in the mid north, she is passionate about rural communities having access to quality health care. Outside of medicine, you’ll find Millie enjoying cooking, hiking, music and spending time with her golden retriever.
Dr Josiah Salagaras
FRACGP, MBBS, CWH, GPOSC. Josiah is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and is committed to providing holistic, longitudinal care to patients built on the belief that a mutually trusting and respectful doctor-patient relationship is fundamental to the core of General Practice.
Josiah enjoys and is fascinated by the broad scope of General Practice but has a particular passion for all aspects of Women’s Health, especially pregnancy and postpartum care, as well as Mental Health, Child Health, and Men’s Health. Josiah is a GP Obstetric Shared Care provider as well as being accredited in insertion and removal of implanons and mirenas/kyleenas.
When not in the clinic, you can find him in the garden, at the gym, singing anything from Taylor Swift to The Cat Empire, with his nose in a book or getting involved in the local activities of the Greek Orthodox Church in SA.
Dr Gian Haasbroek
MD, BSc(Adv). Gian is a GP registrar with interests in preventative health, procedural and emergency medicine.
He grew up in the Mid North region and is excited to be in the Barossa after previously training and working at Flinders Medical Centre.
Outside of work, he enjoys camping, the outdoors and spending time with friends and family.
Dr Ram Sengar
MBBS, Dip Geriatric Medicine, AAEM. Ram is an experienced Medical Practitioner with a back ground in emergency medicine, geriatric care, general medicine and ICU care. He completed his initial medical training in India and has worked extensively across Australia. India and Saudi Arabia, bringing a broad international perspective to patient care.
He is aspiring to be a Fellow RACGP and has over a decade of experience working as a medical practitioner in Australian hospitals, including Royal Adelaide Hospital, Lyell McEwin Hospital, North West Regional Hospital (TAS) and Launceston General Hospital.
Ram is passionate about all aspects of primary health care, committed to provide holistic, preventive care and long-term health management for individuals and families at all stages of life. His special interests include general family medicine, emergency medicine, geriatric medicine, preventive health care, chronic disease management and minor surgical procedures.
When he isn’t busy in clinic, Ram loves music, photography, gardening and spending time with family.
Languages spoken — Hindi, Urdu, English.
Dr Ee Chin Lim
MBBS. Ee Chin is a General Practice Registrar with a special interest in preventative medicine and women’s health.
She is passionate about providing holistic, patient-centred care and enjoy working with individuals and families to support their overall health and wellbeing at all stages of life.
Dr Ciara Morris
MBBS. Dr Morris is a new GP registrar at Angaston Medical Practice. Having moved to Adelaide from the UK 2.5 years ago, Ciara has quickly settled into life in Australia, and is certainly enjoying the warmer climate!
Before joining the practice, Dr Morris gained extensive experience in the public hospital system, working in emergency medicine, trauma, and paediatrics.
Dr Morris has a special interest in women’s health, with a particular focus on breast medicine, contraception, and menopause. She is passionate about providing comprehensive care to women, ensuring they feel supported through all stages of life.
Outside of work, she enjoys exploring the national parks, running and visiting the local wineries!