Dr. Sarah Bridges has been a General Practitioner for over 10 years. She qualified and worked in Scotland before moving to Perth in 2017.

Sarah is passionate about General Practice and teaches medical students at Curtin university as well as working as a GP. She believes strongly in continuity of care and interests include women’s health, paediatrics, chronic disease management and anything general practice.

Sarah is a busy mum of three boys and in her spare time enjoys Pilates, swimming and drinking coffee! 

Dr Jonny Bigwood trained in the UK but now calls Perth home. He completed his medical degree at St. George’s, University of London before undergoing postgraduate training in London and the south of England. He gained Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2018 and has been working as a GP in Perth ever since. Throughout his medical career, he has sought to give his patients the highest quality care and prides himself on getting to know his patients well, placing their medical issues within the broader context of their lives.

Specialist Interests

• Chronic disease management
• Back and joint problems
• Preventative and Lifestyle medicine
• Men’s health
• Workers Compensation

Outside of work, Dr Jonny has fully embraced the Aussie lifestyle, spending time with his family on Perth’s beaches and playing rugby for Curtin University.

Dr Bridges trained in General Practice in Edinburgh, Scotland but has also worked in England, New Zealand and Tobago.

He enjoys most aspects of general practice and loves trying to help people live life to the full even when living with chronic disease. He does skin checks and cancer removals as well as ingrown toenail surgery. For the past 7 years he has been working in the Rockingham area and developed a particular focus on chronic disease management and elderly care. He has always had a love for the ocean and all things adventure, so a move to Perth in 2017 was an easy one to make.

Outside of work he can be found at the pool before sunrise, training for the next Rottnest swim or wrangling his 3 young boys and driving them to their many sporting clubs!

Dr Natanya Moloney is a General Practice Registrar training with the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. Born in Queensland, she completed her Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine on the Gold Coast. Natanya spent time training in Brisbane, rotating through a number of specialties before working rurally in Stanthorpe and Inglewood. She has moved across to Western Australia with the Royal Australian Navy and spends her time working between the Navy and Canning Medical Centre. Natanya is passionate about Women’s Health and Sports Medicine. 

Dr Benjamin Buxton grew up in Perth and completed a Bachelor of Science degree followed by a Doctor of Medicine postgraduate degree at The University Of Western Australia, which included 1 year at the Rural Clinical School in Busselton.

He worked between Fiona Stanley Hospital, Fremantle Hospital and Rockingham Hospital in a variety of speciality areas before pursuing General Practice. In 2021 he completed the Sydney Child Health Program.

Dr Juliette Frost is an experienced WA-trained GP, with Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of GPs, and a Diploma of Paediatrics.

She has recently moved back to Perth after working in Kalgoorlie for 17 years. 

Juliette’s interests include all aspects of General Practice. She has extensive experience in Aboriginal health care, having previously worked at the Aboriginal health service in Kalgoorlie for many years. 

She has been actively involved in teaching GPs and medical students, and worked as a medical co-ordinator for the Rural Clinical School of WA. 

Juliette is now enjoying working with the team at Canning Medical Centre to provide wholistic care for all patients.