Find out more about our doctors:

Over 9 years of medical experience.

Over 5 years of specialist training.

Dr Teh is a consultant surgeon at Austin Health and Monash Medical Centre, working closely with neurosurgeons in skull base care, and also consults at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital. Her Aboriginal outreach work includes communities in the Northern Territory, West Kimberley and Broome, alongside regular Victorian Aboriginal Health Service ear clinics.

A Senior Lecturer at Monash University, Dr Teh contributes to resident and registrar training and has taught on temporal bone surgery courses. She remains actively involved in research, with multiple publications in peer-reviewed journals.

Over 9 years of medical experience.

Over 5 years of specialist training.

Dr Kevin Nguyen has previously worked in all of Melbourne’s metropolitan health networks and has worked at several regional centres (Geelong, Bendigo and Kilmore). Through this experience, he has developed an intricate understanding of our community’s health needs and advocates for equal access to healthcare despite ones social, demographic, cultural and geographical background.

Dr Nguyen practices evidence-based medicine and is actively involved in research. He has published his research in several medical journals. He also has strong interest in teaching future health professionals.

Over 9 years of medical experience.

Over 5 years of specialist training.

Dr June Choo is an ENT surgeon caring for adults and children, with particular interests in obstructive sleep apnoea and voice conditions. She treats a broad range of ear, nose and throat conditions, consulting privately in East Melbourne and Moonee Ponds. She holds appointments at Epworth Richmond, the Alfred Hospital, the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital and the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Dr Choo is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) and maintains active professional ties within the medical community as a member of both the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (ASOHNS). In addition to her clinical practice, she contributes to the broader medical field through ongoing involvement in clinical research, auditing, and medical education.