Dr Deans graduated from St George’s University of London in 2015 and did his foundation training in the Scottish Highlands. He and his wife moved to New Zealand in October 2017 and he has since worked in Emergency Medicine, Paediatrics and Urgent Care. He is an avid tramper and photographer, lover of craft beer and board games, and is passionate about family medicine and ensuring there is access to quality medical care in smaller communities.

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Dr Pieter graduated as a doctor at the KU Leuven (Belgium) in 2016 and achieved his degree in Family Medicine in 2018. After that Pieter and his partner decided to move to the Kapiti Coast to enjoy and appreciate the Kiwi lifestyle. Pieter has a wide interest in all aspects of general practice (prevention, acute & chronic care, medical diagnostics, minor surgery, mental health, and much more).

Ruth has worked at Team Medical for the last 7 years initially as an A & M nurse and more recently as Team Medical's Nurse Manager.

Ruth loves the diversity of her job, which includes not knowing what will walk through the door next, the ordering of medical supplies that the practice needs, engaging with the local ambulance service (Wellington Free), to developing new systems, e.g. the screening recall system.

Ruth's philosophy in nursing is based on treating the client as if they were a family member and giving the best care to everyone within the resources available

Dr Alastair graduated as a doctor at Glasgow University in 1982, before undertaking further vocational training to become a GP, qualifying in 1990. He has been a full-time GP in Hawick, in the beautiful Scottish Borders, since then. A few years ago, Dr Alastair & his wife Mhairi enjoyed a 6-month sabbatical working in New Zealand - so much so that they decided to return. Alastair joined Team Medical in October 2014.

Dr Christine graduated from Otago in 1990, and following work in Christchurch, Hawera and Rotorua, became a GP in 1993, moving to the Coast to be near family. Dr Christine started Team Medical, in partnership with Dr Brent Krivan, in 2002. Dr Christine is a Member of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners, and has qualifications in women's and children's health, and vasectomies, having trained under Dr Margaret Sparrow. Dr Christine is the Southern Cross preferred provider of vasectomies in the Kapiti area. Dr Christine and her husband enjoy being part of the Kapiti community and all the things the Coast have had to offer her and her family over the years, in particular mountain biking, running and kayak fishing.

Dr Brent graduated from Otago University in 1986, and has been working as a GP for 24 years. Most of this time has been spent on the Kapiti Coast, where he started Team Medical, in partnership with Dr Christine Coulter, in 2002. Dr Brent is a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners, and has a special interest in the management of skin cancer.