The Doctors Middlemore

Doctor Indira is originally from Sri Lanka and arrived in NZ in 2008. After completing all the required transition NZ medical examinations, Indira worked as a House Officer at Auckland Hospital, North Shore and Middlemore Hospital in different specialists before joining a GP training program.

She worked as a junior doctor and as House Officer at The Doctors Middlemore and now is in the team as a permanent GP. 

Indira loves spending time with her two young daughters and husband when not at work and her hobbies are reading a good novel, baking, gardening and travelling with her family. 

Doctor Shomel Gauznabi is a GP and Urgent Care Doctor and has a background in Adult General Medicine, Palliative Medicine and Paediatric Medicine. 

He is an NZ medical graduate who completed his junior doctor years as a House Officer and Registrar in Auckland. He occasionally works in Hawkes Bay, Bay of Plenty and Australia. He is also skilled in minor skin procedures and joint and intralesional steriod injections.

Shomel has an active involvement in medical education at The University of Auckland. In his free time, he loves to spend time with family, play and watch sports, snowboard and cook. Overall he is passionate about community care and looking after local families and patients.

Originally from Auckland, Dr Tom Bye left for medical training in the South Island graduating from the University of Otago Medical School. Following graduation he returned to Auckland and Northland to work as a Doctor, joining The Doctors Mangere in 2015 as a training registrar for 6 months, and then returned here full time in 2017.

Tom is an advanced trainee in both the Colleges of Urgent Care and General Practice. His areas of special interest are Paediatrics, Youth Health, ENT and Plastics. Tom previously worked as a Registrar in ENT (ear, nose, throat) at Auckland and Middlemore Hospitals, Plastics/Burns at Middlemore, ED (emergency department) in Whangarei, ICU (intensive care unit) at Northshore and Auckland. Tom also worked as a House Officer at Middlemore and Starship.

Dr Mazher arrived in New Zealand in 2012 from the UK. He worked a few years as a GP in Palmerston North. He joined The Doctors Middlemore in 2014 and since then has been working as a full time GP with us. During his time in Auckland, he gained fellowship in General Practice. As Mazher has some family ties in the UK, he regularly visits there and recently he went back to gain some more experience from the UK's General Practice. He enjoys working at The Doctors Middlemore and his special interests include managing chronic conditions like diabetes, COPD and minor surgery. He's also very keen to do joint injections like shoulder, hip, knee and carpal tunnel etc. He has 3 kids who study in Auckland and want to pursue their higher education in New Zealand and so he is planning to stay in New Zealand for a long time.

After graduating from Otago Medical School in 1997, Allan spent the first 3 years working in various hospitals. In 2001, he gained post-graduate qualification in both Pediatrics and Obstetric & Gynecology. He completed his Fellowship training for the Royal NZ college of GPs in 2004. In 2017, Allan gained his Fellowship in Royal NZ college of Urgent Care. Allan has been part of The Doctors Group for over a decade. He is the GP Lead at the The Doctors Ti Rakau and a Director/Partner of The Doctors Middlemore.  He is part of the Clinical Advisory Group (CAG) providing governance and clinical oversight for the Green Cross Health Medical network. 

Allan enjoys all aspects of family medicine and has a special interest in minor surgery and treatment of accident and sports injuries. Outside of work, Allan is a busy father of two boys and enjoys the outdoors and sports, especially basketball and golf. Allan speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese.

Huta is originally from the Cook Islands, but has spent many years in general practice in New Zealand; Bay of Islands, West Auckland and more recently South Auckland.