She grew up in country Victoria, training in Melbourne and came to Noosa for a sea change and to raise her young family in the late 1990s.

Fiona enjoys getting to know people and helping them with the healthcare needs whatever the issue. She has a Diploma of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and has a strong interest in women’s health including Pregnancy Care and planning, Implanon Mirena and IUD insertion, Mother and Children’s Care, Mental Health and Counselling. She is also experienced in performing iron infusions and other minor procedures and all aspects of Chronic Disease Management. She attends regular clinical conferences and updates in Australia and Internationally on various General Practice topics.

Fiona has held a number of leadership roles in Primary Care Health in Australia, including being a trainer to GP registrars. And continues as a Primary Health Network Board Director on the Sunshine Coast working with her fellow directors to improve the quality standards and access to primary medical services.

She is a keen follower of various team sports, and loves going to her weekly crossfit PT along with her friend Dr Karenne ….. and they get just a little bit competitive!!

Her favorite holidays involve walking, hiking and great food.

completed a second degree in Pharmacology.  He was born and raised in England, completing his General Practice training in London, before making Brisbane his home in 2015.  Neil’s expertise lies in men’s health, sexual health, paediatrics and general internal medicine.  He is also experience in giving iron infusions.  Neil is passionate about medical education and holds a senior lecturer title at the University of Queensland, mentoring and teaching medical students at the practice.  Beyond his professional life, Neil loves travelling, loves specialty coffee and different brewing methods, speaks Spanish and practices photography.  He enjoys being outdoors with his two dogs, 4-wheel driving and goes camping with his wife and young son every chance he gets 

With a diverse academic background including Bachelor of Medical Science (BMedSc), Master of Exercise and Sports Science (Clinical Exercise Science) (MEx & SpSc), Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Diploma of Child Health (DCH), and Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), Dr Malik brings a well-rounded and evidence-based approach to family medicine.

She has a strong interest in preventative health, chronic disease management, paediatrics, and lifestyle medicine, integrating her clinical exercise science expertise to help patients achieve long-term wellness. Her additional training in Paediatrics supports her compassionate care for families and young children.

Dr Malik is also a Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland, actively involved in medical education and mentoring future doctors. Her commitment to lifelong learning ensures her practice remains current, thoughtful, and patient-centred.

Outside of medicine, Dr Malik is a wife and mother of two young children. She deeply understands the challenges of balancing health, family, and career, and brings this empathy into every consultation.

Whether you’re seeking guidance on complex health issues or simply looking for a trusted local GP, Dr Malik offers personalised care with genuine warmth and professionalism.

She enjoys staying active, exploring Brisbane’s vibrant food scene, and connecting with the community she serves.

She feels general practice is the accumulation of all her experiences and enjoys practicing the variety of skills such as iron infusions, childhood immunisations, assisting minor procedures and managing emergency situations.  Helen has also done additional studies and obtained certificates in the areas of Mental Health, continence care and immunisation.  Helen loves to travel with her extended family and as such is passionate about travel health and travel vaccinations.  She regularly attends workshops to keep up to date with the ever changing results of research into vaccinations and diseases.  Prior to general practice nursing, Helen had nursed in many different areas of the healthcare system and ventured into finance and administration.  She returned to general practice as she missed the deep connection with people and their families.  “I love to put people at ease and to help them understand that medical matters can be easily understood.”