Noleen has extensive experience in all aspects of general paediatrics including diagnosing and managing behavioural problems including ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Noleen also has a special interest in neonates with regards to managing babies in hospital as well as monitoring growth and development, feeding issues, cow’s milk protein allergy/intolerance and congenital disorders. 

Noleen grew up in South Africa before immigrating to the United Kingdom. 

Noleen completed her medical school training in London (UK) at King’s College London School of Medicine in 2006. She continued to complete a further eight years of Paediatric training in the United Kingdom before becoming a consultant in 2016. 

Noleen immigrated to Australia in 2019 working for Eastern Health and obtained her Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2019.

Nicolette is a General Paediatrician with a broad range of experience.

Nicolette completed her Paediatric training in South Africa in 2009. She then worked at a tertiary hospital until migrating to Australia in 2020. Nicolette has worked in several specialist clinics in South Africa, including cardiology, renal, endocrine and neurology.

Nicolette is currently also working at Eastern Health and Peninsula Health.

When not at work, Nicolette enjoys camping with her family or some quiet time reading.

Dr Wai is a compassionate and enthusiastic general paediatrician. She holds a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Master of Public Health (Monash University) and Diploma in Child Health (University of Sydney). She achieved Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians through her training at Child and Adolescent Health Service, Western Australia.

Referrals for various medical, behavioural and developmental paediatric patients are all welcomed, including not limited to, newborns, feeding difficulties, sleeping difficulties, poor growth, seizures, developmental delay, asthma, eczema, allergy, incontinence, constipation, infectious disease and immigrant health.

Being a mother of two young children herself, Dr Wai has a good understanding of the challenges of parenting and the importance of a quality health care for children. She is very passionate about doing her best for the patients and being a caring advocate for children.

Dr Wai is fluent in both English and Burmese language.