We aim to provide quality, compassionate, family focused specialist care for children and young people with a wide range of medical, behavioural and developmental issues.
We are supported by colleagues in sub-specialities, both locally and via tertiary centres.
Our paediatricians are involved in the training and supervision of post graduate doctors in paediatrics. We are also involved with teaching medical students via a direct relationship we have with the University of NSW.
We are excited to announce that we have relocated AWPG to larger, new consulting rooms.
The new location is off Padman Drive – behind the Albury-Wodonga Private Hospital.
Ample patient parking is available, with a bus stop out front and café next door.
Our phone, fax and email contacts will remain the same.
Please also notify us if you are unwell prior to your appointment so that we can assist you to reschedule to consider a Telehealth appointment. We cannot have you or your child in the clinic if you have and cold or flu like symptoms. A screening series of questions will be asked upon entry.
We currently have a policy in place where your child can only be accompanied by 1 adult parent or carer. We cannot have multiple parents or siblings attend paediatric appointments currently. Exceptions can be made for breastfeeding mothers and children with complex or terminal illnesses at the discretion of the paediatrician. Please speak to reception if unsure.
Masks may be required from time to time depending on what is happening and you will be advised if required to wear a mask to the appointment.
Please call us on 60 511 222 if you require additional information and thank you for your cooperation.
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