Dr Conlon joined Shell Cove Family Health in February 2015 after relocating to Australia from the UK. Dr Conlon completed her studies at the University of Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff. She worked for a short time in Shepparton in Victoria before returning to the UK and then arriving at Shell Cove where the family look forward to settling long term.

She has an interest in pain management, women’s health, and mental health.

Dr Foley grew up in Tamworth and moved to Sydney to study medicine at UNSW graduating in 2000. She joined Shell Cove Family Health in 2012 as part of the general practice registrar program, obtaining her fellowship in 2013 and staying on as a permanent part of the GP team at Shell Cove. She enjoys all aspects of general practice but has a particular interest in preventative health and nutrition. She performs minor procedures such as skin biopsies, minor excisions and implanon insertion/removal, she also does men’s health. Dr Foley enjoys cooking, camping, bushwalking and music in her spare time.

Dr Jackson graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2011, obtaining his medical bachelor and bachelor of Surgery MBBS and later on obtained a Diploma in Child health through the University of Sydney. He did his internship and residency at The Wollongong hospital. He started with Shell Cove in 2015 as part of the GP Registrar program and has recently returned to the practice full time after completing the final part of his GP training and successfully passing his exams.

Dr Jackson scored the highest mark in New South Wales and ACT for the RACGP Fellowship Clinical examinations in 2016 and was the recipient of the Tony Buhagiar Memorial Medal.

He has an interests in men’s, children’s, adolescent and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. As well as travel medicine, chronic disease management and doing minor procedures. In addition to this he has worked in remote communities in Central Australia and also in Palm and Christmas Island. He enjoys being outdoors, surfing, football, travel and skiing.

Mythily Graduated from the Armed Forces Medical College in Prune, India in 1995. She worked as a medical officer and later as consultant ENT surgeon in the Indian Army until 2006 when she moved to Australia. Mythily started her internship in Calvary Hospital Canberra and then took a job as RMO in Wollongong Hospital. Mythily completed her FRACGP in 2016 through the registrar program. She has also completed a DCH and certificate in Dermoscopy. She has particular interests in Women’s health, skin cancers and ENT.

Dr Broadbridge completed her postgraduate MBBS at The Wollongong University and has a Diploma in Child Health from The University of Sydney.  She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr Broadbridge grew up on the South Coast and has 3 children and has a special interest in Child Health and Antenatal/Pregnancy care.

Dr Daisuke ‘Dice’ Ikeda graduated from the University of Sydney in 1996 with a research degree in Microbiology before completing his Bachelor of Medicine at the University of Newcastle. Before embarking on a career in general practice, he worked for 15 years in hospitals across the Illawarra and South Eastern Sydney, completing the training curriculum of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine. Dr Ikeda enjoys all aspects of general practice, with special interests in preventive, acute and chronic medicine and men’s health. Dr Ikeda started at Shell Cove Family Health in May 2020 after working in the Southern Highlands.

Dr Pilli graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2018, obtaining her Doctor of Medicine (MD). Following internship and residency, she worked in emergency for a year prior to commencing the GP training program. She is currently a second year GP Registrar.

Dr Mina Nafari obtained her medical degree from the Australian National University in 2012 and spent her early years rotating through Canberra hospitals. She obtained her fellowship in general practice in 2017 and completed a Diploma in Child Health in 2018 from Sydney University. She is also trained in the insertion/removal of Implanon. 

Dr Nafari enjoys caring for people throughout the life cycle, and assisting patients in preventative health as well as management of chronic diseases. 

Upon GP fellowship Dr Nafari moved to the coast with her husband for a sea change, and is grateful to call the area home now with her two children.

Dr Kelly Mitchell (MBBS, FRACGP) is a local general practitioner who calls Shellharbour home with her husband and two little boys. She graduated from the University of Wollongong in 2013 and has worked as a GP in Nowra since 2016. She has completed a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery and a Bachelor of Medical Science (with distinction), as well as a Diploma in Child Health and Certificate in Emergency Medicine. Kelly has undertaken additional training in mental health and skin procedures. She has a keen interest and several years experience in women’s health/GP Antenatal Shared Care.