AWAHS has a skilled and experienced medical team and general practitioners.

At AWAHS we cover all aspects of clinical care within the limits of our training and experience.

Areas of interest include;

• Child and adolescent health.
• Adult physical and mental health encompassing acute and chronic illness and illness prevention.
• Acute healthcare/Trauma/Orthopaedics/Minor Surgery.
• Antenatal care (in conjunction with Kate Preston) in partnership with the Albury Wodonga Health obstetrics unit. Both Dr. Giddings and Dr. Goodwin are obstetric GP’s with ongoing involvement in care during birth.
• Once a month visits from kidney specialist Dr. Annabelle Martin.

Our approach to medical care at AWAHS:

In an age where specialization is becoming more common, believe that there remains a vital space for the generalist. The narrow focus of specialty care is not suited to the complexities of indigenous health issues that inevitably cross boundaries between each specialty area. That is not to say that detailed, informed and skilled care is not required. On the contrary, indigenous health requires a great depth of knowledge and application, it is just that this may not be useful if it comes in narrow silos of expertise.

The background of our medical team is in rural health, with Dr. Asaduzzaman and Dr. Giddings bringing over 30 years of experience. Dr. Goodwin currently practices in Yackandandah as well as in Albury and focuses primarily on obstetrics. We also invite GP registrars in training to do their training with AWAHS each year in conjunction with our regional GP training provider, Murray City Country Coast (MCCC) GP Training.