Doctor Profiles

Dr Robert Brun

After training in surgery in the UK and gaining his surgical fellowship at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Dr Brun emigrated to Australia and been in general practice in Kyabram since 1988.

Interests:  General surgery with a focus on skin cancer medicine, endoscopy (gastroscopy/colonoscopy) and GP Supervisor.

Outside interests: reading (literature and history) and flying.
 

Dr Lee Chen (Lawrence) Tay

Dr Lee Chen Tay graduated in 2008 from Melbourne University. He had clinical experience in Monash medical centre, Dandenong hospital, as well as Casey hospital. In 2011, he started GP training in Kyabram, lasting for total of 2 years. He underwent anaesthetic training and acquire JCCA certificate, allowing him to perform anaesthetics, in 2013-2014. He has since returned to Kyabram to work as full time GP and anaesthetist. Other than Kyabram regional clinic, he has regular sessions in Tongala nursing home and Tongala clinic. He is particularly interested in men’s health, skin cancer medicine, as well as acute medicine.

Socially he is married to Esther and has 2 young children. He is a motorcar enthusiast and follows the latest news and updates in the automobile industry.

Dr Lam Nguyen

Dr Lam Nguyen completed his Bachelor of Science, Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching (Secondary), and Doctor of Medicine at the University of Melbourne. He has worked at Albury Wodonga Health and Northeast Health Wangaratta before commencing general practice at Kyabram Regional Clinic, where he intends to stay.

He is happily married and prefers to spend time with his wife and daughter when he’s not working. His hobbies include reading, occasional poetry, computers and badminton.

Dr Peter Hool

Dr Peter Hool graduated from the University of Sydney. He trained at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children and Sutherland Hospital, with terms in both Bathurst and Dubbo. 

In 1984, after a time in Nathalia, he moved to Kyabram, joining the Church St Medical Centre, where he practiced until 2002, when his last remaining partner there retired.

Rather than continuing as a solo practice, he joined the Kyabram Regional Clinic, where he has practiced for the last 13 years.

Apart from general medicine at the Kyabram Regional Clinic, he is a Visiting Medical Officer to the Kyabram & District Hospital, where he also provides Anaesthetic services. Dr Hool is also the Medical Officer to the residents of the Sheridan Nursing Home.