Meet the Team

Practice Manager - Te Atatu

Born in England, Lorraine moved to New Zealand in 2017. With a background in private healthcare, she has worked in respiratory, haematology, and cosmetic medicine. She enjoys making medical care as smooth and stress-free as possible for patients, and in her free time, she and her family love exploring their new home.

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Jeremya brings a strong customer service background, having previously worked as an international flight attendant. She enjoys the fast-paced environment of frontline healthcare and is passionate about providing an excellent patient experience. Outside work, she spends time with family and friends.

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Karleen has been with Te Atatu Health since its inception, bringing experience from the education sector. Her energetic, organised, and proactive approach makes her a valued member of the team.

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Emma joined Te Atatu Health in 2024. A West Auckland local, she is friendly and approachable, with extensive experience in customer service. Outside work, she enjoys boating and spending time with her family.

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Aaliyah, a Te Atatu Peninsula local, is bubbly and approachable, enjoying helping patients. Outside work, she’s studying psychology and loves socialising, surfing, and snowboarding.

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David brings extensive experience in healthcare administration and is skilled at solving problems efficiently. Friendly and approachable, he is a valued member of our team.

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Amy recently joined Te Atatu Health. A West Auckland local, she is passionate about helping patients and is a talented soccer player in her spare time.

Director, MB BS, BSc (Neurosci), MRCP (UK), FRNZCGP

Availability: Mon (AM), Tues (AM), Thu (PM + late), Fri (AM)

Dr Marcus Bishop trained in the UK and NZ and founded Te Atatu Health after six years as a GP in West Auckland. He aims to create a clinic that goes beyond treating illness—focusing on education, community connection, and proactive healthcare.

Director, MBChB, BSc (Neurosci), PGDip Palliative Medicine

Availability: Mon (PM + late), Tues (all day), Thu (all day)

Dr Matthew Woollett, a Herald Island local, brings extensive family medicine experience from Whangarei Hospital, Health New Lynn, Coast to Coast Health Care, and Kaipara Medical Centre. Known for his friendly, relaxed style, he puts patients at the centre of every consultation.

Director, MBChB, FRNZCGP

Availability: Mon (AM + late), Tues (all day), Thu (AM)

Dr Rachel Mattock, originally trained as a nurse, has broad experience across health care and enjoys all aspects of general practice, with a special interest in women’s health. She is local to Te Atatu and enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, two children, and labradoodle.

MBChB, PGDipO&G

Availability: Mon (all day), Wed (all day), Thu (7 am–3 pm)

Dr Stephanie Sequeira began her career as a nurse before training as a doctor. A former Obstetrics and Gynaecology registrar at Middlemore, she is passionate about collaborative care and women’s health. She holds a diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and plans further training in family planning and sexual health. Outside work, she enjoys the gym, family time, and socialising over a glass of wine.

MBChB, FRANZGP, BSc, PGDip Paeds

Availability: Wed (all day), Fri (all day)

Dr Nicola Roberts, trained in Auckland with a Postgraduate Diploma in Paediatrics, enjoys caring for children and young people, with a special interest in women’s health. She values a collaborative approach to general practice. Outside work, she’s a mum of two and enjoys knitting and sewing.

MBChB

Availability: Tues (all day), Wed (all day), Fri (all day)

Dr Christopher Wong, from Auckland’s Eastern Suburbs, trained at the University of Auckland and has practised as a GP on the North Shore and South Island’s West Coast. After two years teaching, he returned to medicine to spend more time with his young family. Based on the North Shore, he enjoys running, Aussie Rules, and time with his wife and son, and values meeting patients from all backgrounds.

MBChB, FRNZCGP,

Availability: Mon (AM), Tues (AM), Wed (AM), Thu (AM)

An Auckland local and graduate of Auckland Medical School, I trained across regional hospitals and spent time in Samoa before focusing on General Practice. I’ve practised in West Auckland for 28 years, caring for patients across all life stages, and now enjoy seeing four generations in some families. Outside work, I spend time with my husband, children, and grandpuppies, travel, and reconnect with family in France. I’m delighted to return to Te Atatu and join this dynamic team.

MBChB, FRANZGP

Availability: Mon (PM & late), Fri (PM)

Dr Sejal Shah is an experienced GP based on the North Shore with her husband and two young children. She enjoys all aspects of general practice and holds diplomas in Sexual & Reproductive Health and Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Nurse Prescriber. Nurse Lead

Kate is an experienced registered nurse with a background in primary care and emergency nursing. She is also a registered nurse prescriber, which means she can diagnose and prescribe treatments for common and chronic conditions.

Kate lives locally in Te Atatu Peninsula, so you may see her out walking her dog, going for a run, or dining at the local bistro. When she is not working, Kate enjoys spending time with her family, and exploring various trails and hikes around New Zealand.

Registered Nurse

Irene, from South Canterbury, trained as a nurse at Timaru Hospital before pursuing theological studies in Auckland. She spent 10 years in Peru working in health initiatives and youth ministry, gaining fluency in Spanish. Now back in New Zealand with her husband and two teenage sons, she enjoys practice nursing for its focus on preventative care and building long-term patient relationships. Outside work, she enjoys church, gardening, reading, baking, and swimming.

Nurse Prescriber

Born in Taranaki, Abbey grew up partly in Te Atatu Peninsula and is proud to serve the local community. A registered nurse since 2014, she has experience at Middlemore Hospital and busy Auckland GP clinics, providing care for patients of all ages. Outside work, she enjoys the outdoors, staying active, spending time with loved ones, and being involved in her church.

Registered Nurse

Nikki is a registered nurse with over six years of experience in hospitals and primary care. Originally from the Philippines, she moved to Auckland in 2014 and brings a unique perspective on healthcare in New Zealand. She enjoys providing compassionate, quality care to patients. Outside work, she spends time with family and friends, and loves hiking and exploring New Zealand’s outdoors.

Registered nurse