Dr Gregory Parkin Smith

About

Appointment types and there respective fees are detailed on the bottom of this page

Dr Parkin-Smith initially qualified as a chiropractor in South Africa, after which he worked as both a university academic and chiropractor across South Africa, UK and Australia for 13 years. He completed a MSc (Clin Neuro) and a Doctorate (DrHC) while working in the UK, at University College and King’s College, London, respectively. He read medicine as a mature student at Bart’s & the Royal London School of Medicine, University of London, and qualified in 2007. He completed his medical Internship in the UK before immigrating to Australia, where he subsequently undertook his postgraduate medical training.

He is now living with his family in Busselton, where he and his family intend to remain, while practicing full-time as a GP. He continues to participate in academic practice and published 2-3 research papers yearly in reputable peer-reviewed journals. Apart from practicing as a GP, his special interest areas are chronic spinal pain, musculoskeletal medicine, mental health and occupational medicine. He was past co-chair of the WA Department of Health Working Group on Chronic Pain and a participant in the development of musculoskeletal and chronic pain models of care for the WA Department of Health Healthcare Network.

Gap Fees:

16 Years and under:Bulk billed
Concession card: Bulk billed
Pensioners and welfare card holders:Bulk billed
All other patients:$46.25 gap fee for short consult
$81 gap fee for long consult

In addition to the above, Dr Greg will no longer bulk bill any patients on the weekend or during after-hour sessions.
Appointment for results, recalls and script only will usually be bulk billed, but if these turn into a consultation, then the patient will be charged.
Missed appointment and DNA will be charged a fee of $20.
Any advanced care in mental health, pain management and cannabis prescribing will incur a gap fee too.

Please call the practice to book an appointment with Dr Greg Parkin-Smith

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