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Dr Andy Lee graduated from the University of Liverpool in 1994 and worked in Wirral, United Kingdom, as a GP, GP Trainer, and GP Appraiser as well as being extensively involved in shaping local health services. After a brief stint of doing locums in Brisbane in 1999 , it then took him 18 years to realise he should have stayed here and he eventually returned to work in Brisbane in 2017. Dr Lee holds Diplomas in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and also in Paediatrics, and thus can provide specialised knowledge and care in these areas. He is also involved with contraception and holds certification for both Implanon and Mirena insertions. Dr Lee also has a keen interest in skin cancer and has certification in Advanced Skin Cancer Medicine and Advanced Skin Cancer Surgery, and is able to perform complex skin cancer surgery such as flaps, partial, and full thickness skin grafts. A great believer in holistic medicine and how treating the person as a whole is so vital for them in order to achieve their most optimal health outcomes, Dr Lee also prides himself on keeping up to date with developments and advances in medicine and this approach means he far exceeds the continuous learning requirements of the RACGP by several fold. He also has other clinical interests, which include Dermatology, Allergy, Mental Health, Cardiology, and Diabetes. In his spare time, Dr Lee enjoys travelling and exploring different cuisines. He also considers himself a bit of a wine buff and likes to try his hand at gourmet cooking, followed by burning those calories off with running and cycling. He also enjoys fishing, skiing, and scuba diving, and has a keen interest in growing exotic fruits.

Dr Weerasinghe has worked primarily in Queensland during her career of more than 30 years as well as completing shorter stints in Sri Lanka and Victoria. She has a special interest in mental health and counselling, having undertaken six years of psychiatric training in Brisbane, and has worked in the area of skin cancer for 20 years. The combination of these two interests has meant that Dr Weerasinghe has extensive experience in counselling skin cancer patients as part of their treatment journey. Dr Weerasinghe says the care of her patients is her number one priority and she will engage with other colleagues and medical specialists to ensure optimal medical treatment for them. Dr Weerasinghe enjoys camping and surfing with her partner and their two teenage daughters. They also enjoy the creative arts. Dr Weerasinghe loves reading, cooking, and dogs. In her spare time, she is learning to garden so that she can grow her own herbs and vegetables.

Dr Matthew Warburton is an experienced and approachable GP with a passion for supporting the health and wellbeing of his patients. He is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and has 20 years’ experience as a doctor – 16 of those as a GP. He has worked in hospitals and general practice in the United Kingdom and in city and regional locations around Australia before deciding to settle in Brisbane in early 2020. He is passionate about all aspects of men’s health, mental health, and women’s and children’s health, including preventative health and ageing. Dr Warburton has special interests in dermatology, diabetes and endocrinology, and has undertaken further training in skin cancer medicine and surgery. He is excited to bring his experience of skin cancer medicine and surgery to The Banyans Medical Centre team, having worked for Qld Health as a GP with a special interest in dermatology at Cairns Hospital. He is passionate about keeping up to date with the latest medical advances to ensure his patients get the very best available treatment and care. Matt has recently had the privilege of assisting urological surgeons in operating the latest da Vinci® Xi robotic surgical system, providing patients with minimally invasive surgical options in prostate and kidney cancer treatments. Dr Warburton is a proud “Doctor Who” fan who always appreciates a good book and a run along the river. He adores his family, which includes his wife, Sophie, two energetic stepsons, a puppy, and a kitten. When he isn’t working he plays the piano, has an interest in history, and is trying to renew his university interest in Wing Chun Kung Fu.

Dr Jeremy Nolan is a General Practitioner with over 25 years of experience in family medicine. He has a background in rural general practice, across all areas and all ages of GP health care. Dr Nolan has an interest in promoting men’s health, from general health checkups and skin checks to helping men prioritise their health and wellbeing. He is also interested in the role of nutrition in health. While Dr Nolan enjoys a good book and exercises when he can, most of his time away from work is centred around his family.