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Welcome to Grove Medical, where our experienced team of doctors in Cockburn is committed to delivering compassionate, high-quality healthcare for patients of all ages at every stage of life. Whether you’re visiting for a routine check-up or need support from our caring doctors at our Cockburn clinic, your well-being is always our top priority. Each doctor at Grove Medical Cockburn brings clinical expertise and a holistic approach to ensure you feel heard, respected, and supported throughout your care.
Dr Mary Wyatt, a Cockburn GP, completed her medical degree (MBBS) at the University of Wollongong, NSW, in 2010. Following this, she moved to Perth, where she completed her GP specialist training in 2016. Mary enjoys the many aspects of General Practice, including managing chronic disease and mental health. She has a special interest in child health and women’s health (across all stages).
Mary has completed the Diploma in Child Health 2014 and the Vocational Graduate Diploma in Women’s Health (KEMH 2012). She is trained in Mirena and Implanon insertions, as well as managing shared antenatal care. As a GP in Cockburn, Mary is also involved in advocating for the health of her community with her involvement on the WA RACGP Faculty Council. She also became an examiner for the RACGP in 2020 and looks forward to formally teaching registrars at Grove Medical Victoria Park. Prior to training as a Doctor, Mary was a high school Mathematics Teacher.
In her spare time, Mary enjoys outdoor activities such as diving and snorkelling.
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“Grove Medical is about changing the way patients experience health care. I was looking for a whole-patient approach to healthcare that makes a difference in how my patients experience healthcare. I want them to feel welcomed from the minute they enter my practice, knowing that they will get the care from the Patient Advocates and will be made comfortable prior to them being seen by me or the nurse, and following the consult, our team of dedicated Cockburn doctors and the care team ensures all their needs have been met.”

FRACGP, MBBS, DCH, BSc, Dip Ed

MBBS, DRACOG, FRACGP, MBA
Dr Sean Stevens has been a GP for over 25 years, with 20 of them as a practice owner. Sean’s previous practice was awarded Australian General Practice of the Year, and Sean has been felicitated with the Australian GP Supervisor of the Year award. A highly respected Cockburn GP, Sean is also known for mentoring over 30 doctors on their path to becoming specialist GPs.
He is also the immediate past Chair of the WA Faculty of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, the peak body representing 4,000 GPs in WA and 40,000 nationally. Sean has previously served as Deputy Chair of the WA Faculty for four years and as Chair of the RACGP Education Committee for six years.
When not at work, Sean loves socialising, spending time with his young family, and travelling.
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“I love the focus on quality, patient care, fun, and innovation.”
Dr Nicky Flynn completed her medical degree at the University of Cape Town in 2004. Following various junior doctor roles in paediatrics in London and medicine, emergency, and ENT in Ireland, she entered the Irish General Practice training programme and qualified as a GP in 2015. Dr Flynn worked as a GP in Ireland and South Africa before relocating to Perth in 2022.
Dr Flynn enjoys all aspects of General Practice, with special interests in women’s health (including menopause management), chronic conditions across all ages, and paediatrics. She is trained in Implanon and IUD insertions.
In her spare time, Dr Flynn enjoys running with her “lady gang,” supporting her children at their sports, and exploring Perth’s outdoors through beach visits and mountain biking with her family.
“As a dedicated mum of 3, general practitioner, and advocate for wellness in all its forms, I love getting to know my patients and their families, aiming to support whole family health with compassion while being a trusted presence through life’s challenges and triumphs”

MBChB, FRACGP, DCH

FRACGP, MD, BSc (Paramedic Science), BA (Sports Studies)
Rebecca completed her medical studies at the University of Notre Dame in Fremantle in 2018. She embarked on a career in medicine after a decade working as an Ambulance Paramedic for St John WA. After completing hospital rotations in paediatrics, general medicine, emergency medicine, and general surgery, she commenced her general practice training, which she completed in 2023.
Now practising as a dedicated Cockburn doctor, Rebecca’s interests include paediatrics, women’s health, including menopause management, mental health, and preventative medicine.
When not at work, Rebecca enjoys spending time with family and friends as well as reading on the couch with a cup of tea and her cat, Alfred. She practices yoga daily for the benefits to mind and body, but still considers herself a beginner!
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“My perfect weekend is heading down south for long bushwalks followed by a hearty pub lunch”.
Sandy is a Women’s Health GP who is passionate about the growing field of menopause medicine. She enjoys the opportunity to journey with women; listening and supporting them to empower themselves in the second half of life.
Sandy has a life-long interest in health and education, having earlier careers in Teaching, Research and then Complementary Medicine. She completed her medical degree at the University of Notre Dame in Fremantle and her General Practice specialist training in Perth. She has tailored her subsequent training to specialize in Women’s Health, having completed a Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and FPAA certification in Reproductive and Sexual Health. Dr Sandy Braiuka is a Fellow of the RACGP, and a member of RANZCOG and the Australasian Menopause Society.
Please note: Dr Sandy specialises exclusively in menopause care and consultations. If you are looking for a new general practitioner for comprehensive healthcare needs, please explore our other experienced doctors who offer full GP services.
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Outside of medicine, Sandy loves spending time at the park with her wife and dogs and bushwalking with friends on the Bibbulmun Track. She sings with the Perth Pride Choir and enjoys traveling to explore new places, cultures and food.

BHMS(Ed), MA, BHlthSc(ComplMed), MBBS, DRANZCOG, FRACGP

FRACGP, MBBS
Australian born and bred, Dr Ansh is a friendly and compassionate doctor who’s passionate about early detection, accurate diagnosis, and personalised care. After completing his medical degree at the University of Newcastle, he trained in the Hunter New England region with experience in general surgery and dermatology.
Following his GP Fellowship, Dr Ansh completed an extended skills term in skin cancer medicine and worked in a skin cancer clinic in Maitland, where he gained extensive experience performing procedures including complex flaps and grafts to help achieve the best outcomes for his patients.
Dr Ansh has recently moved to Perth to extend his career in both general practice and skin cancer medicine. He genuinely loves the patient engagement that general practice offers – the opportunity to chat with patients, build meaningful relationships, and support them through life’s ups and downs brings him great satisfaction alongside his specialised skin work.
Outside of work, he enjoys running and is a regular at parkrun events around Perth, so you might just spot him at your local one on a Saturday morning!
Dr Mike is a Canadian-born, UK-trained General Practitioner who moved to Perth in 2023. He brings extensive experience from his 6 years practicing in Manchester, where he served as a GP, Medical University Tutor at the University of Liverpool, and guest tutor at the University of Manchester. Dr Mike is also the author of “GP On The Move,” an audio study guide for GP trainees, and regularly contributes to UK medical journals “Pulse GP” and “Management in Practice.” Currently, he holds a position as Clinical Lecturer at the University of Western Australia and supervises medical students. He is fluent in English and Polish.
Dr Mike is passionate about evidence-based medicine and working collaboratively with patients to ensure they receive the best possible care. His special interests include General Adult Health, Children’s Health, Mental Health, Men’s Health, Travel Medicine including Yellow Fever Vaccination, Dermatology, Sexual Health, Chronic Disease Management, Workers’ Compensation & Work Injuries and Weight Loss, and he welcomes both new and existing patients across all areas of medicine. Dr Mike maintains clear clinical boundaries and reserves the right not to prescribe medications he deems clinically inappropriate, including schedule 8 drugs and other substances of dependence.
What drives Dr Mike in general practice is his love of sharing expertise, learning patients’ stories, and being part of positive healthcare experiences. He particularly values the respectful relationships he builds with patients and their families and enjoys being part of a like-minded healthcare team focused on improving patient outcomes.

MD, FRACGP, MRCGP, AFHEA

MBBS
Dr Charlotte Dempsey completed her medical degree at Curtin University in 2022. She spent three years working within the hospital system, primarily based at Royal Perth Hospital, where she undertook rotations in emergency medicine, general medicine, intensive care, and anaesthetics. Dr Dempsey has also worked at Joondalup Health Campus, Bunbury Regional Hospital, and Osborne Park Hospital, gaining experience across paediatric emergency medicine, women’s and newborn health, and general surgery.
Charlotte enjoys all aspects of General Practice, with particular interests in women’s health, sexual health, preventative medicine, sports medicine, and cardiovascular health. She values taking the time to listen to her patients, ensuring they feel comfortable and supported, and working collaboratively to make informed decisions about their health.
Outside of work, Charlotte is an enthusiastic triathlete and spends much of her free time training for and competing in events.
“I love the variety, challenge and reward that General Practice brings. Getting to know my patients, listening to their concerns, and supporting them to make healthy decisions together is what I find most fulfilling about being a GP.”

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Hello! My name is Kerrie, and I am one of the Registered Nurses at Grove Medical.
Originally hailing from the lush green landscapes of Ireland, I embarked on my journey into healthcare with a passion for helping others. After earning my nursing degree from Trinity College Dublin, I decided to expand my horizons and explore new opportunities. In 2023, I also relocated to the sun-kissed shores of Perth.
With a rich background spanning various hospital environments, I’ve witnessed firsthand the critical role of preventative healthcare in fostering thriving communities. My experiences have fueled a deep-seated passion for preventative healthcare and empowering individuals to take charge of their health journey.
“While I’m not at work, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family playing board games with some home cooked food.”





1. How do I choose the best GP in Cockburn?
Choosing the best Cockburn GP will depend on your personal needs, including location, clinic hours, and the range of services offered. It’s essential to find a practice that provides a supportive environment, experienced doctors, and positive patient experiences. Additionally, patient testimonials and reviews will offer valuable insights into the quality of care and patient satisfaction. At Grove Medical Cockburn, our doctors bring extensive experience in treating a diverse range of medical conditions, ensuring you receive the best care.
2. How do I book an appointment with a local GP?
To consult a doctor at our Cockburn clinic, you may contact our staff and schedule an appointment. If you or a family member requires language assistance, please notify our reception team ahead of time so we can organise an interpreter for your consultation. Alternatively, you can also reach us at 08 6255 5050.
3. How long is each GP appointment?
GP appointments typically last between 15 and 20 minutes, although the exact duration ultimately depends on your individual needs. At Grove Medical, our Cockburn doctors take the time to listen carefully and provide personalised care, ensuring you never feel rushed during your visit.
3. Can your GP admit you to the hospital?
Yes, your GP can refer you to a specialist or practitioner at a hospital if your condition requires further care. Although GPs don’t directly admit patients to the hospital, they can arrange referrals and discuss the best next steps during your consultation. Additionally, at our clinic, you can request repeat prescriptions online for a small fee, helping you avoid additional appointments for further treatment.