The Doctors Greenlane

Dr Hilary Goh graduated from the University of Auckland in 2018. She spent several years working at Auckland City Hospital and Starship Children’s Hospital before joining The Doctors Greenlane as a GP Registrar. Dr Hilary grew up in Singapore and moved to New Zealand with her family in 2013. She can speak two languages, English and Mandarin.

Dr Jonathan graduated Auckland University in 2019 and has spent the last few years working around the hospitals in the Auckland region. He has worked as a registrar in both internal medicine and emergency medicine. 

Dr Jonathan can speak Mandarin and English. He enjoys good food and travelling.

Dr. Cathlyna Saavedra graduated with distinction from the University of Auckland in 2018, with awards in Paediatrics and Surgery. She did research in the fields of Cardiology, Dermatology, Oncology and Haematology. She worked in various specialties at Auckland City Hospital, Middlemore Hospital and Waikato Hospital prior to joining The Doctors to focus on General Practice. 

She is a compassionate and empathetic doctor with a comprehensive approach in taking care of her patients. Outside of work, she enjoys baking, travelling and spending time outdoors with her family.

Dr Mina Han graduated Auckland University in 2018 then spent few years across Middlemore, Auckland City, and Starship Hospitals. She completed paediatric diploma in 2020 and women's health certificate in 2021 through University of Auckland.

She speaks fluent English and Korean. In her free time, she enjoy food, going on walks and spending quality time with family and friends.

Dr Joanne Gao graduated from the University of Auckland in 2013. She has spent many years working around the hospitals in New Zealand in various specialities, including one year training in Internal Medicine. She is currently a member of the Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care. Her main interest is managing urgent medicine and accidents. Dr Gao can speak two languages, English and Cantonese.  

Dr Wu graduated from the University of Otago in 2003. He completed his GP registrar training in Hamilton/Te Awamutu and passed primary membership exam for the Royal NZ College of GPs in 2006.

Before starting his general practice career, he worked for a year in both Dunedin Public Hospital and Royal Price Alfred Hospital in Sydney as a resident doctor and emergency department doctor. Dr Gary Wu has special interests in minor surgery, pediatric health, chronic conditions and health/wellbeing promotion. He moved to New Zealand with his family when he was 15. He speaks four languages which include English, Mandarin, and two other dialects.

Dr Wu is actively involved in our supporting our community by volunteering to provide health education sessions - presenting on topics such as cardio-vascular disease.