About Us

Dr Meng Liang completed his undergraduate medical degree in 1999. He undertook his intern and resident training in Western Sydney Area of Health Services covering Westmead Hospital, Blacktown Hospital, Auburn Hospital, Westmead Children’s Hospital and Orange Hospital. Dr Liang gained various experiences in his hospital terms which formed a solid foundation for his career in general practice later. After spending further two years intensive training in general practice at Narooma, South Coast of New South Wales, Dr Liang was awarded the Fellowship of Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2012. Dr Liang has been working as a vocationally registered GP in Sydney Hills and North-West areas since moving back from Narooma. He is well regarded by his patients and colleagues. Dr Liang is interested in all aspects of general practice, and he knows local medical services and specialists very well. Dr Liang is fluent in English and Mandarin.

Dr F Seema Siddiqui’s has worked as a general practitioner for 15 years. She completed her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2019, alongside completing a diploma in Child Health at Westmead Children’s Hospital. She holds special interests in women’s health, children’s health, and chronic disease issues. Additional studies in skin conditions, child health, and mental health means she is also highly skilled in these areas. Overall, Dr Siddiqui enjoys dealing with a variety of family medicine. In addition to English, she can speak Urdu, Hindi, & Sindhi.

Dr Jason Kwan started his working career as a small animal veterinarian in Melbourne and Hong Kong when he decided to transition to medicine. He completed his medical degree at Monash University and completed his residency at the Austin Hospital and Geelong Hospital in Victoria. After this, he transitioned to General Practice training and completed this in 2019. He has interests in all aspects of general practice and has interests in paediatrics, chronic disease, surgical procedures and ENT. He is trained in Implanon removal and insertion and iron infusion.

Dr Puneet Pandher is an Australian-trained GP and a proud fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP). He graduated from the University of Melbourne and went on to undertake his hospital training at Northern Health in Victoria. Over the last few years, he has worked across various general practice settings in both regional and metropolitan Victoria / NSW.
Dr Pandher enjoys working as a GP and helping patients in all aspects of their health. However, he has a particular interest in travel medicine and men’s health. In addition to English, he can also speak Punjabi and Hindi. Outside of work, Dr Pandher enjoys playing soccer and spending time with his family and friends.

Dr Farhana Faria obtained her medical degree from University of Dhaka in Bangladesh in 2009. She completed 3 years of postgraduate training in medicine in Bangladesh before migrating to Australia. Since 2014, she trained at several hospitals in NSW including Bankstown Hospital, Campbelltown Hospital, Royal North Shore, and Ryde Hospitals. She subsequently completed the Fellowship of Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Additionally, she completed Diploma in Child Health through Sydney University and the National Certificate in Sexual Health & Family Planning through Family Planning Alliance Australia. She is trained in the insertion and removal of contraceptive implant (Implanon). She has additional working experience in psychiatry.
Dr Faria has strong interests in child health, women’s health, and mental health. Dr Faria also focuses on promoting lifestyle as medicine and preventative medicine. Outside the clinical practice, she works as a medical educator for GP trainees.
Away from work, Dr Faria loves spending time with her family, enjoys hiking, walking, and visiting new places in Australia. She loves forming long-term relationships with her patients and she looks forward to helping you and your families towards better health.

Dr Gayani Lunuwila graduated from the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, completing her residency at Blacktown, Liverpool and Fairfield hospitals. Dr Lunuwila went on to complete all her general practice training in various locations around NSW and has obtained the Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP).
Dr Lunuwila has always had a strong interest in paediatrics and has completed a Diploma in Children’s health (DCH). Her other special interests include women’s health, geriatrics, adolescent medicine and mental health.
Dr Lunuwila is enthusiastic, non-judgemental and a great listener. She believes in a holistic approach to medicine and enjoys health promotion and patient advocacy.
With medicine being ever-changing, Dr Lunuwila ensures she keeps up-to-date by attending conferences and regular self-education. In her spare time, she likes to spend time with her family, hiking, cooking, and trying new things.