Dr Kym Mcgregor
mbbs (qld), Fracgp Dr Kym McGregor has been the practice principal of Koobil Street Medical (formerly Wendt Medical Practice on Belmore Drive) since March, 1992.
Dr Kym graduated in Medicine from the University of Queensland in 1987 and was awarded her Fellowship to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2008. Over the many years in practice, Dr Kym wished to share the love she had for the multifaceted aspects of General Practice (a speciality in its own right) and has been involved in the teaching and training of doctors at many levels – from students to registrars. During many years of study, Dr Kym worked in aged care as an AIN, and continues to care for the elderly by attending to residents in local aged care facilities. Away from the pressures of General Practice Dr Kym is mum to 3 adult children and "Muddy" to 3 granddaughters. She can often be found 4 Wheel Driving in remote, hard-to-get-to places and teaching others to enjoy such adventures. She also volunteers her time every year at the Cancer Council's Shitbox Rally, offering her medical expertise to heal boo-boos on the road. Dr Kym is in the clinic on Monday and Tuesday morning. 
Dr naomi Richmond
mbbs (QLD), Fracgp, phd Naomi joined us as a GP registrar and has stayed on since obtaining her GP Fellowship in March 2024. She enjoys caring for patients from all sectors of society and at each age & stage of life. Naomi believes patients are best able to maximise their own health and longevity when they are informed about their health status, and offers supportive care to improve & maintain their baseline. She is passionate about preventive health care and has a PhD in Epidemiology. This foundation gives her further insight into the value of preventive health care for all. Naomi is a member of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and through continued professional development she is able to provide patients with quality care in all health aspects. When not working, Naomi is busy with 3 young children, working part time to balance kids, work and life. Dr Naomi is in the clinic Monday and Tuesday 8.00am - 2.30pm. |
Dr Amanda Kotzur
MBBS (QLD), FRACGP Dr Amanda Kotzur completed her medical degree in 1997 at the University of Queensland and has been with us since her final registrar placement in 2007 - subsequently being awarded her Fellowship to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2008. Dr Amanda is interested in all aspects of general practice, especially the prevention and treatment of chronic medical problems. Dr Amanda is a mother of 3 almost-adult children and when she is not caring for the clan, she enjoys going to the theatre, reading and family camping trips. Dr Amanda is in the clinic on Monday and Thursday. 
Dr. Sharon takes a holistic, patient-centered approach to healthcare, helping patients of all ages and backgrounds. She enjoys all aspects of General Practice, including Preventative Health, Women’s Health, Child Health, Sports Medicine and a growing interest in skin cancers and other dermatology. Dr. Sharon also holds a degree in Physiotherapy and a Certificate in Child Health (Sydney Child Health Program, previously known as Diploma of Child Health). In 2025 she completed specialized training in Mirena insertion & removal procedures, which is now a key part of her expertise. Guided by her faith in Jesus, Dr. Sharon values a warm, nurturing and supportive environment where patients feel valued and understood. Outside of work, Dr. Sharon enjoys travelling, baking and spending time with her 3 children and Cookie the Cavoodle. Dr Sharon is in the clinic on Tuesday and Wednesday, 8.30am-2.30pm and Thursday, 9.00am - 12.00pm. |
Dr Kellen armour
Mbbs (QLD), fracgp Dr Kellen Armour has been with us since 2018. He grew up in California USA, completing a Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of California, followed by a medical degree at the University of Queensland. During these years of study, Dr Kellen has appreciated all aspects of medicine and has developed special interests in paediatrics, aged care and palliative care. Dr Kellen lists his hobbies as Ice and Inline hockey, playing these sports for 17 years, both in the USA and Australia. Dr Kellen is in the clinic Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 
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