Dr Brad Cranney studied Medicine at the University of NSW & obtained his medical qualification in 1979.

Dr Cranney was Deputy Director of Accident & Emergency at Gosford District Hospital from 1982 to 1989. He resigned from that position to open in General Practice in Toukley.

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Appointments:

Visiting Medical Officer with Berkeley Vale Private Hospital since 1990 to present.

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Dr Cranney has a strong interest in all areas of General Practice but especially Chronic Disease Management and Skin Cancer detection & treatment.

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Dr Cranney also enjoys teaching students of all health disciplines.

​Dr Michael Cranney graduated from the University of New South Wales and received his Diploma in Obstetrics from Gosford District Hospital.  He spent several years in acute medicine at Gosford Hospital and in the Northern Territory.

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Dr Cranney enjoys and values the continuity of care in working in family general practice.

Dr Sally  Kennett has enjoyed more than 30 years of General Practice on the Central Coast, especially the last 20 years at Toukley Medical Complex, where she feels the facilities and state of art equipment make it a pleasure to work.

Dr Kennett has a diverse and ever growing interest in medicine. After completing her medical degree at University of New South Wales, she went on to obtain her Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Fellowship in General Practice, Hyperbaric (Diving) Certificate, Acupuncture, Hypnotherapy and Nutritional & Environmental Medicine Certificates.

Dr Kennett has lived and worked in South Africa and South Sudan in Paediatric and Maternity Hospitals. Her interests in General Practice mainly involve Women's Health and Skin Cancer and their associated procedures including IUD/Contraceptive insertions and excisions. She currently is also assisting in surgery at Gosford Private Hospital.

Dr Kennett is the mother of 2 adult children and now has 2 grand-children.

Dr Gerry Martin graduated from Dublin University, Trinity College in 1992. He subsequently completed a Higher Diploma in Child Health and Diploma in Therapeutics. Having spent time in Emergency Medicine, he completed Emergency courses in Adult and Children Acute Care.

Dr Martin has also a keen interest in Obstetric Care, Mental Health, Chronic Diseases and considers himself a "Generalist".

Dr Martin was awarded Membership of the Irish College of General Practitioners in 2003.

Dr Boris Fretze has been in general practice for more than 30 years & has been with the Toukley Family Practice since 2003.

Dr Fretze enjoys all facets of general practice and is especially interested in the diagnosis & management of Chronic Diseases.

Dr Shasha Dhillon completed his Bachelor of Medicine at The University of Newcastle and graduated in 2014.

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Dr Dhillon has a wide range of medical interests, but is especially interested in developing a valued therapeutic relationship with his patients. Dr Dhillon relocated from our Mariners Medical practice at Tuggerah in 2019.

Dr Mark Charteris has 35 years of General Practice experience. 

He aims to provide quality and empathetic healthcare in all major aspects of General Practice and has a special interest in Acute Care.

After practicing in Sydney for many years he is looking at experiencing Coastal Medicine. 

Outside of work Mark enjoys photography and travel and reading

Dr Robert Spark graduated from the University of Sydney in 1978.

Dr Spark held senior positions at Balmain Hospital and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney before becoming Director of Medical Services at Gosford Hospital in 1990.

In 2004 Dr Spark left the hospital setting to join Toukley Family Practice where he has been involved in Aged Care medicine and the management of skin cancers.

Dr Spark is a member of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia and has maintained consultant roles with the Medical Board and Health Care Complaints Commission of NSW.

After medical school and internship Dr Bhaskar Konduru relocated to Boston to pursue Post Graduate Education in Public Health at Harvard University, Boston, MA. Following that he did a year of Fellowship in Transplant Surgery and Immunobiology at Harvard Medical School.

Dr Konduru migrated to Australia to pursue a career in Acute Care Medicine and was in Fellowship training as an Advanced Trainee in Emergency Medicine and ICU combined program. As he needed to spend more time with family he left Acute Care training and got into Primary Care. For 3 years he trained in Skin Cancer Medicine including Dermatoscopy and Skin Cancer Surgery with the Skin Cancer College Australasia.

He has been practicing in Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery for about 7 years.

Dr Mumtaz Uluhan consults at the Wyong Shire Skin Cancer Clinic here at Toukley Family Practice on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings.