Our Doctors

Dr Ros Loudon graduated from the University of Queensland. After completing a Diploma in Tropical Medicine in Liverpool, she worked briefly in Papua New Guinea before moving back to Australia and has been working in general practice since 1991. Dr Ros has a special interest in women’s health, and has some experience working both in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health centres and in refugee health.

Outside of medicine, Dr Ros loves long distance hiking and travel generally. Dr Ros and her husband recently relocated to Tasmania from Queensland, and they are looking forward to all the hiking that Tassie has to offer.

Dr Emma Shoemaker graduated from medical school at the University of Tasmania. Dr Emma is interested in all areas of general practice, and has a keen interest in women’s health.

Outside of work she is a rookie bread maker and enjoys spending Sundays with family getting outdoors.

Dr Jessica Shady has a Bachelor of Medical Science (BMedSci), Bachelor of Medicine (MBBS) (Hons), Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) University of Tasmania

Dr Shady has a special interest in women’s health and paediatric/adolescent health. Dr Shady enjoys all aspects of women’s health, but has a particular interest in pregnancy planning, subfertility, contraceptive choices and PCOS. She can insert and remove IUD’s and contraceptive implants. Dr Shady is accepting new patients for IUD consultations.

Please note Dr Shady does not refer for adult ADHD assessments or co prescribe for ADHD.

Dr John Kruimink has a Bachelor of Medicine (MBBS) (First Class Honours), Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) University of Tasmania

Dr John worked as a General Practitioner in Melbourne for 5 years before returning home in 2010 with his wife and two children. Dr John has a keen interest in all aspects of general practice.

Outside of work, Dr John is interested in all sports, building and housing renovations.

Dr Cornelius O’Neill trained at Queens University in Belfast, United Kingdom. He joined our practice in 2002 after migrating to Australia. Dr O’Neill’s interests include paediatrics, diabetes and men’s health.

Dr O’Neill is also a GP Supervisor for the training of medical students and GP registrars.

Outside of work, his interests include scuba diving, rugby and soccer.

Dr Shaun Ewe has a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS), Bachelor of Medical Sciences with Honours (BMedSci) qualifications from the University of Tasmania, and a Masters of Medicine in Ophthalmology from the University of Sydney.

Dr Shaun spent seven years working in public hospitals across Tasmania, New South Wales and Victoria prior to returning to Tasmania to work as a General Practitioner. He gained well-rounded hospital clinical experience including in general medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, emergency medicine, paediatrics, and geriatric health. Dr Ewe enjoys all aspects of general practice, and provides a full range of health care to individuals of all ages.

Dr Shaun loves a good coffee , bushwalking and riding his electric skateboard during good weather.

DR CELIA TILDESLEY IS ONLY SEEING HER OWN REGULAR PATIENTS

Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), Bachelor of Medicine (MBBS), Diploma in Child Health (DCH) University of Tasmania

Dr Celia Tildesley graduated from the University of Tasmania in 2006. She moved to Adelaide in 2007, returning to Tasmania in 2014 where she joined our practice.

Celia has an interest in child health, women’s health, and preventative healthcare.

Dr Ian Hoyle has over 29 years of medical experience. Over the last ten years, he has concentrated on the dermatology and aesthetic fields and has accumulated a wealth of experience and skills in these areas. With a Medical Degree from London University in 1986, he has postgraduate qualifications in Dermatology, Anaesthetics, Immediate Medical Care, Skin Cancer Medicine, General Practice and Rural Medicine.