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Monday 8:30am - 5pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm Thursday 8:30am - 5pm Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Skin GP, 44B Anslow Street, Woodend (2026)

19/02/2026

Save the date Sunday 29 March 2026 for Melanoma March Woodend at Campaspe Park - a community walk supporting life-saving melanoma research and awareness.

This family-friendly event is part of the national Melanoma March campaign by Melanoma Institute Australia, now in its 15th year, bringing people together to raise funds and help move closer to zero deaths from melanoma.

We’re calling on locals and local businesses and community to help make it a success:
✔ DONATE! Attend the walk or donate via Melanoma Institute Australia
✔ Set up a fundraising team via your business or community group
✔ Spread the word by sharing this post or volunteer on the day

We are more than happy to share marketing resources to help, so if your business would like to get involved, contact our team at reception@skingp.com.au.

Together, we can make a local impact on a national cause!

Image via Melanoma Institute Australia

https://melanoma.org.au/get-involved/melanoma-march/

17/02/2026

Meet Dr Manan Chadha | Skin Cancer Doctor
MBBS, MRCGP (UK), FRCGP (UK), FRACGP DCH (UK), Dip. Dermatology (Cardiff, UK), DFSRH (UK) Fellowship in Aesthetic & Anti-aging Medicine

Dr Manan Chadha is a UK‑trained GP with more than 15 years of clinical experience and has been practising in Melbourne since 2021. He holds Fellowships with both the RACGP and the Royal College of General Practitioners (UK). With formal training in Dermatology (Cardiff, UK) and Dermoscopy (Australasian College of Dermatologists), Dr Chadha has a strong interest in skin cancer medicine, skin checks and minor skin surgery.

He previously consulted in dedicated dermatology and skin cancer clinics in the UK and performed a wide range of minor surgical procedures. Dr Chadha is currently undertaking advanced training towards becoming an Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor, having completed structured training in dermoscopy, skin cancer medicine and skin cancer surgery.

He now offers comprehensive skin checks, skin biopsies and skin excisions, and is committed to delivering thorough, patient‑centred skin care and values building long‑term relationships with his patients.

▪️Diploma in Dermatology, Cardiff University, United Kingdom
▪️Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
▪️Fellowship in Aesthetic & Anti‑aging Medicine
▪️Diploma of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (United Kingdom)
▪️Diploma in Child Health (United Kingdom)
▪️Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners (United Kingdom)
▪️Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (United Kingdom)
▪️Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/our-team

12/02/2026

Our admin team is often the first friendly face you’ll see when arriving at SkinGP.

From your initial call through to follow-ups, they make sure everything runs smoothly; answering questions, booking appointments, and creating a calm, welcoming space for every patient who walks through the door.

We’re proud to have such experienced and dedicated people supporting our clinic.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/our-team

10/02/2026

Join SkinGP this Saturday for high tea at Pink Stumps Day, Macedon Cricket Club.

Our very own Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor Brownyn Edmunds will be delivering a speech alongside several other local experts and specialists.

Simply scan the QR code in the image to purchase a ticket or click the link below.

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/macedon-cricket-club-pink-stumps-day-tickets-1978958118003

Event proudly supported by:
Macedon Cricket Club
Harvest & Soul- Providore, Catering & Events
CloudDistilleryAU
In House Radiology
Mt Macedon Trading Post
Skin GP

05/02/2026

Save the date Sunday 29 March 2026 for Melanoma March Woodend at Campaspe Park - a community walk supporting life-saving melanoma research and awareness.

This family-friendly event is part of the national Melanoma March campaign by Melanoma Institute Australia, now in its 15th year, bringing people together to raise funds and help move closer to zero deaths from melanoma.

We’re calling on locals and local businesses and community to help make it a success:
✔ DONATE! Attend the walk or donate via Melanoma Institute Australia
✔ Set up a fundraising team via your business or community group
✔ Spread the word by sharing this post or volunteer on the day

We are more than happy to share marketing resources to help, so if your business would like to get involved, contact our team at reception@skingp.com.au.

Together, we can make a local impact on a national cause!

Image via Melanoma Institute Australia

https://melanoma.org.au/get-involved/melanoma-march/

03/02/2026

Skin GP Receptionist Spotlight | Shirley Tratter

What inspired you to work in healthcare, and how did you find your way into skin cancer care?

I was a major carer for a family member for 15 years and had a firsthand insight into the care, support and assistance needed to provide a comfortable and stress-free environment.

I felt that I could use the experience learnt to help others and decided that a receptionist role in healthcare would give me that opportunity.

I saw that the values of SkinGp aligned with mine, and that is how I ended up here (and enjoying it!).
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What does a typical day at the front desk of a skin cancer clinic look like for you?

A typical day at front desk at SkinGP is to provide a warm and inviting environment when greeting, arriving, and confirming patients and adding any extra information required for the appointment if required.

In addition to face-to-face interaction, you manage telephone calls, which often require triage for urgent appointments, sending referrals, allocating investigations to doctors, and requesting information from other clinics.
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What’s something unique about working at SkinGP or in a regional clinic like Woodend?

Working at SkinGP in Woodend showcases the relationships between staff and patients as caring and personal. A lot of the staff are friends outside the clinic, and this brings a friendly vibe to the workplace. Being a small community gives everyone the opportunity to get to know a lot of people, and therefore seeing a familiar face when coming into the clinic makes for a more welcoming experience.

https://www.skingp.com.au/

28/01/2026

Around 95% of melanomas are caused by overexposure to UV radiation from the sun.

When the UV index is 3 or above, your skin needs protection - even on overcast days.

Slip on protective clothing, slop on SPF 50+, slap on a broad-brim hat, seek shade and slide on sunglasses. Simple habits, big impact.

💛 Register your interest now to join us for Melanoma March Woodend 2026, hosted by Skin GP.

Sign up via the Melanoma Institute Australia website or contact us via reception@skingp.com.au to get involved!

Image via Melanoma Institute Australia

https://melanoma.org.au/get-involved/melanoma-march/

26/01/2026

A gentle reminder that our after-hours full-body skin checks are running every Thursday evening this February — giving you one less excuse to put it off.

Appointments available 5 pm – 7 pm on 5 | 12 | 19 | 26 February.
Simple, convenient, and one of the most important health checks you’ll make this year.

Book online: skingp.com.au

21/01/2026

A new year is the perfect time to prioritise your health — and that starts with your skin.

Most skin cancers can be treated successfully when detected early. A full-body skin check is a simple step that could save your life.

Make 2026 the year you stay ahead of melanoma. Book your check with the Skin GP team today.

https://www.skingp.com.au/

20/01/2026

Correct sunscreen use makes a practical difference to your skin health.
Australia’s SunSmart guidelines recommend broad-spectrum SPF50+ sunscreen, applied generously to all exposed areas - about one teaspoon per limb and one for face, neck and ears - and re-applied at least every two hours or after swimming, sweating or towelling off.

Using enough at the start and topping up through the day helps ensure the protection you expect from your SPF product.1

Areas like the backs of arms, shoulders and ears are easy to miss and often where melanoma can appear, so making application a mindful part of your routine matters just as much as choosing the right product.

Integrate sunscreen with other sun-safe habits for best protection: cover up, seek shade and check your skin regularly.

💛 Looking for a full-body check? Contact the Skin GP team to make it part of your 2026 health routine.

https://www.skingp.com.au/

16/01/2026

Save the date and join SkinGP for high tea at Pink Stumps Day, Macedon Cricket Club.

Our very own Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor Brownyn Edmunds will be delivering a speech alongside several other local experts and specialists.

Simply scan the QR code in the image to purchase a ticket or click the link below.

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/macedon-cricket-club-pink-stumps-day-tickets-1978958118003

Event proudly supported by:
Macedon Cricket Club
Harvest & Soul- Providore, Catering & Events
CloudDistilleryAU
In House Radiology
Mt Macedon Trading Post
Skin GP

15/01/2026

This March, SkinGP will lead the Melanoma March Woodend 2026 - raising funds and awareness for melanoma research.

We’re calling on locals, local businesses and the community to help make it a success:
✔ DONATE! Attend the walk (50% off until 31st Jan) or donate via Melanoma Institute Australia
✔ Set up a fundraising team via your business or community group
✔ Spread the word by sharing this post or volunteer on the day

We are more than happy to share marketing resources to help, so if your business would like to get involved, contact our team at reception@skingp.com.au.

Together, we can make a local impact on a national cause!

Image via Melanoma Institute Australia

https://melanoma.org.au/get-involved/melanoma-march/

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Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
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