A new era of thriving general practice

‘Happy doctors, happy staff, happy patients’ is Practice Manager Julia’s motto when it comes to managing Condamine Medical Centre – a thriving Warwick general practice.

Now celebrating 25 years of service, the Centre has entered an exciting new era. Local GPs Dr Yesenia Going and Dr Casey Going recently took over the long-standing practice and are continuing to deliver innovative and high-quality care.

With 16 consulting rooms and approximately 400 patients seen daily, Condamine Medical Centre is vital to the health of the Warwick community.

A strong culture of teamwork underpins the clinic’s commitment to sustainability.

“The benefit of having a large, diverse team is that the load isn’t on one person’s shoulders,” says Julia.

“It allows us to maintain both clinical excellence and quality of life.”

The centre prioritises ongoing learning, with dedicated training every Tuesday afternoon to keep clinical knowledge up to date. This commitment to professional growth is a key drawcard for recruiting new doctors to sustain the practice’s growth.

Dr Fatemeh Balazadeh, who moved from Iran to join the team in early 2025, says she chose Condamine Medical Centre out of dozens of job offers in Australia.

“Warwick is very peaceful and close to Brisbane, and the people are charming and kind.”

“Condamine Medical Centre is a large practice that is great for learning purposes, I feel very lucky,” Dr Balazadeh said.

With a clear vision for the future, a thriving workforce and strong community connection, the team at Condamine Medical Centre have their vision set on the next 25 years of excellent primary care delivery and continuing to lead the way in rural healthcare innovation and sustainability.

IMAGE: Dr Fatemeh Balazadeh