Heidi trained and worked in London initially, and has been a GP on the Shore since 2001.
In 2011 she helped establish Medplus in Takapuna, a large new integrated and forward thinking family medical centre. She works as a GP at Medplus and is a director there. Her focus is on ensuring general practice continues to evolve to meet changing needs, to provide best possible patient outcomes and to ensure ongoing satisfaction for patients and clinicians.
Judy has a background in education, research and community health organisations. She is a health consumer representative to the Waitemata DHB and Precision Driven Health, and has contributed health consumer perspectives to the Health Quality & Safety Commission’s expert advisory group that developed the Patient Safety and Continuous Quality Improvement framework.
She chairs the Mairangi Arts Centre Board of Trustees, and is a member of the Auckland Council Seniors Advisory Panel (2014-16 and 2017-19) and AUT’s Centre for Active Ageing Seniors’ Reference Group, providing collaborative perspectives about ageing well.
Judy was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the New Year Honours List 2018 for services to seniors.
Lynne has been a general medical practitioner on the North Shore for 25 years and previously a GP Obstetrician for 15 years. She is now working primarily in the urgent care (accident & medical) part of Apollo Medical, and takes a Clinical Leadership role in this area.
Outside of primary care, Lynne has an interest in sports and injury medicine and travels with several elite sports teams including New Zealand’s Olympic and Commonwealth Games teams. She was awarded a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2015 for services to sport and health. Lynne is a qualified director and has been a member of the Institute of Directors for 10 years. She has a long history working on a variety of boards including the Waitemata DHB and the Wilson Home Trust. She presently serves as a member of the Sports Tribunal of New Zealand and Director of the Shore Care and Apollo Medical boards.
Lynne is passionate about primary care and promoting healthy communities. She is prepared to work hard for Comprehensive Care, and her profession, and aims for a healthy future for our community.
Clare has been a General Practitioner at Torbay Medical Centre for over 25 years and was a GP Obstetrician for 10 years.
She brings experience after serving for 3 years on the Harbour PHO and Comprehensive Care Board in 2008.
She has a strong interest in providing a voice for General Practice – not only as a passionate health care provider but also as an independent business owner of an expanding and progressive practice.
Clare believes that General Practice should be the hub of quality family healthcare for our community.
Clare is mother to 3 adult children and continues to be an active and regular sport supporter. Her current role is as treasurer of NZ water ski racing.
Jane has had an extensive career in both the public and private sectors. In her day job as General Manager Strategy and Corporate Affairs at Payments NZ Ltd, she is the executive responsible for setting and driving corporate and industry strategy, innovation programmes and business development. Jane also leads and oversees corporate communications, marketing, regulatory affairs, and sector engagement. She leads collaborative industry initiatives across a diverse range of stakeholders and works with senior industry leaders to drive ‘NZ Inc’ outcomes.
She is currently on the Board of Trustees at a local primary school, is a member of the Institute of Directors, has formerly served as a Director of the Waitemata PHO and has widespread governance and business experience.
Jo started her Admin career in healthcare at an After Hours Clinic from 2005. She moved into primary care in 2012 to take up practice management positions. She has been the Practice Manager for over 5 years at Birkenhead Medical and became a partner in 2018.
Jo has always had an interest in health with a background in personal training, and enjoys the challenges that primary healthcare brings, where no two days are the same.
Jo is passionate about the use of technology going forward to help manage workloads on the industry, to ensure patient outcomes are achieved while providers of healthcare, at all levels, are cared for and valued to ensure longevity and a healthy work life balance.
In her spare time Jo likes to travel and get outdoors whenever possible with her husband and son.
E nga mana, e nga reo, e nga rau rangatira ma tena koutou katoa.
Ko nga maunga whakahi o Tamaki oku maunga hei purea ai, Mahuhu ki te Rangi raua ko Tainui oku waka, Waikato te awa – “He piko he Taniwha”, te Manukanuka o Hoturoa ratou ko, te Wai o te Mata, te Kaipara oku moana – “Hei huru hapi”. Puatahi ki Ngati Hine ratou ko, Reweti, Orakei, Werewere, Nukuhou oku Marae. Ko Ngati Whatua, Waikato, Ngati Tuwharetoa oku Iwi.
Ko William Tamakehu Davis tenei.
My work experience includes director, board member and other roles for community and business organisations, including Whai Maia Ngati Whatua Orakei, Iwi representative for Auckland Council Te Kete Rukuruku and Place Naming project, Board Chair Freemans Bay School.
My academic background includes Indigenous and Health Studies. I graduated from the University of Auckland with a postgraduate diploma in Maori Business Development.
