Our team

Senior consultant and director of clinical training at Joondalup Health Campus, where he works in the children's ward, neonatal nursery and private maternity unit.

Trained at Princess Margaret Hospital, then spent five years consulting in the emergency department. He leads our Unsettled babies and Unhappy tummy clinics with our dietitian.

Gareth founded Paeds Plus with his wife Anna-Skye. Their two children were the inspiration for the clinic.

Professor of paediatrics at the University of Western Australia and Joondalup Health Campus, and head of paediatrics and neonatology there for over 10 years.

Over 25 years caring for children with ADHD, autism, anxiety and developmental differences. Co-author of the ADHD Go To Guide, with a PhD on early risk factors and outcomes in ADHD.

Co-director of the ORIGINS study, a birth cohort run by Telethon Kids Institute and Joondalup Health Campus.

Trained in paediatrics in Melbourne and Perth, with many years in public and rural paediatric services.

Enjoys all of general paediatrics, with particular interests in neurodevelopment, haematology and nephrology.

Dual trained in general and developmental paediatrics, with a family-centred approach and experience across metropolitan and remote Australia.

A University of Western Australia graduate, Tomi works in public and private practice and is completing a Master of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.

Consultant paediatrician at Joondalup Health Campus with over 10 years in paediatrics, including tertiary paediatric and neonatal intensive care in Australia and the UK.

Known for a calm, family-centred approach and clear communication. His puppy Pebbles sometimes visits the clinic.

Brings international training and experience from South Africa. Warm and approachable, she makes sure children and families feel heard.

Speaks English and Afrikaans.

Practising paediatrics since 2012 in tertiary and regional centres across New South Wales, Western Australia and India.

Works closely with educators and therapists and prefers a whole-of-child approach. Speaks English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.

Provides assessment and care for children and adolescents up to 17, working closely with families.

Part of our autism diagnostic team, working with our paediatricians and allied health team. Her books are open to new referrals.

Completed the WA ADHD training program for GPs plus further training with our paediatric team. Part of the Paeds Plus team since October 2024.

Co-manages over 300 children with ADHD and now sees selected new patients from our ADHD waitlist.

A GP with special interests in psychiatry and paediatrics, trained through the WA ADHD program for GPs and with our paediatric team.

Has published research on how the built environment affects early child development.

A GP in our ADHD team, working alongside our paediatricians.

A registered nurse with a background in emergency and critical care, and a former community asthma educator. Anna-Skye makes sure each child receives the care they need.

Brings experience in practice management and healthcare administration, with a BCom in management.