Kyabram Regional Clinic

11/02/2026

NEW GP! 📢

KRC Welcomes Dr Aida Kazemi to the team

She will be working full time with us and is available on Hotdoc for booking

Dr Aida has worked in a general practice setting in both Iran and Australia, gaining broad experience in caring for patients across all ages and backgrounds.

Aida moved to Australia in 2022 and did a Master’s degree at Monash University, after graduating in Medicine in Iran.

She enjoys all areas of general practice, with a particular interest in women’s health and caring for children. For Aida, the most beautiful part of being a GP is building long-term relationships and trust with patients, and supporting them through different stages of life with compassionate, patient-centred care.

Outside of work, she enjoys playing the piano, cooking, and spending time with my family and friends. She also loves gathering with friends and value strong community connections.

04/02/2026

Lunchbox idea #3

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03/02/2026

Lunchbox idea #2

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02/02/2026

Lunchbox idea #1

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02/02/2026

📢 NEW GPs!

This week we welcome two new GPs to the KRC team!

Dr Ahasan Rabbi:
(Working Monday-Friday)

Dr Ahasan Rabbi has recently joined as a General Practitioner in Kyabram Regional Clinic. He has 5 years Hospital experience prior to coming down to General practice.

Dr Rabbi Passionate about providing Holistic, Patient Centred Care with special interest in General Medicine & Geriatrics Medicine. Dr Rabbi takes a proactive approach to Preventive Medicine & enjoys helping patients navigate complex health conditions.

Apart from Medicine Dr Rabbi enjoys travelling, reading books & playing table Tennis.

Dr Kenny:
(Working every day except Wednesday)

Dr Olusegun KEHINDE (aka KENNY) MB;CHB, MSc, ChM (General Surgery)

Dr Kenny joined Australian health care system in 2009 and has worked at the Base Hospital in Traralgon (Gippsland) for his hospital rotations and in various general practice clinics in Victoria. He also does ED locums in his spare time.

He provides comprehensive health service across various demographics. His main area of interest and sub-specialisation are minor office procedures to remove lumps and bumps, skin checks including dermoscopy as well as skin cancer surgery.

He loves reading prose and poetry, working with children telling stories, gardening and travelling for medical missionary

01/02/2026

🥗 Healthy Lunch Box Week 🥪

Eating healthy helps fuel our bodies, minds, and busy days! This week is a great reminder to pack nutritious, balanced lunches.

💬 Drop your healthy lunch box ideas in the comments below 👇🏼 We’d love to share and inspire others!

26/01/2026

🚨 EXTREME HEAT ALERT 🚨
Temperatures are dangerously high today. Please stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and check on elderly neighbours, kids, and pets. Stay indoors, stay cool and stay safe. 💧🌡️

25/01/2026

We’ll be closed today for the Australia Day public holiday 🇦🇺

Enjoy the public holiday and stay safe! We’ll be back open tomorrow at 8am

20/01/2026

Why is screening important?

Bowel cancer can develop without noticeable symptoms — but early detection can save lives.

🔎 Watch for early signs like:
• Blood in your poo or toilet bowl
• Changes in toilet habits (looser stools, constipation, more frequent poos)
• Stomach pain
• Fatigue
• Unexpected weight loss

💬 Speak to your GP today about bowel cancer screening. It’s quick, simple – and it could save your life.

For more information please visit https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/national-bowel-cancer-screening-program/doing-a-bowel-screening-test or speak with your GP today

Check if you're eligible for the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program and learn about the screening process. Find out how to do the home test and understand what your test results mean.

13/01/2026

☀️ Skin Cancer Doesn't Wait – Get Checked ☀️

Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world — and yet, early detection can save lives.

Whether you're outdoors every day or just soaking up the sun occasionally, your skin remembers. Skin cancer can develop even in places you don’t expect.

🧴 Wear sunscreen
🧢 Cover up
🕶️ Avoid peak UV times
👩‍⚕️ Most importantly — book a regular skin check

A 10-minute appointment could make all the difference. Know your skin, notice any changes, and don't wait to get them looked at.

Check. Protect. Repeat.

06/01/2026

Heat reminder 🔥 Stay cool today—hydrate often, avoid the midday sun if you can, and take care of yourself and others.

01/01/2026

We are CLOSED today the 2/1/26. We will be back open from 8am on Monday 5/1/26