MEET OUR STAFF
Providing Quality Care
At Coastal General Practice, we are committed to providing quality care to you and your whole family.
Our specialised GPs have a variety of extra skills and qualifications to look after you.
Dr Jonathan Mortimer MBBS, FRACGP, FACRRM
Dr Jon is the principal GP at Coastal General Practice.
He is a Western Australian born-and-trained GP who completed his specialisation in early 2015. Since then he has worked in a combination of rural and urban areas, including the Wheatbelt, Great Southern, The South Pacific (Tonga) and remote Indigenous communities in Far North Queensland.
Prior to working at Coastal General Practice he worked as a GP in Albany and as a Senior Medical Officer with the Geriatrics and Rehabilitation ward at Albany Hospital.
Jon has an active interest in rock climbing and back-country snowboarding as well as running and the gym.
He has a special interest in travel medicine, non-pharmacological weight loss, exercise programs and medical education. He is a current UWA Rural Clinical School senior lecturer, as well as the Vice Chair of the GP training organisation in WA (WAGPET).
Dr Georgina Stevenson MBBS (Hons), FRACGP-RG, FARGP, DCH, EMDip (ACEM)
**Apologies Dr Georgie's books are full - she is not currently taking new patients**
Dr Georgina grew up in Perth and graduated from the University of Western Australia with honours.
She completed her General Practice specialty training with the RACGP in rural/remote WA and far north Queensland and gained her fellowship in 2017.
Georgie has done extra training in paediatrics (Diploma of Child Health), sexual health (FPAA Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health) and emergency medicine (ACEM Certificate, ACEM Diploma and Fellowship in Advanced Rural General Practice).
Georgie enjoys all aspects of general practice and has special interests in women’s health (including contraception, implanon and mirena insertions, medical terminations), sexual health (including STIs, HIV PREP, vulval biopsies), kid’s health, palliative care and renal medicine.
When not at work, Georgie loves spending time playing outside with her young family, bike riding and pottering around in her garden.
Dr Rob Paul MBBS (Hons), FRACGP
Robert is a local graduate, graduating from the University of Western Australia with honours, and has been working as a general practitioner for the past 10 years, having worked in the Hills and Kingsley previously.
He loves the varied nature of general practice and has a special interest in weight management, men’s health, injury management (including occupational health) and chronic disease management (diabetes, heart disease, lung disease, kidney disease).
Robert is also committed to managing the health of his older patients and has been regularly visiting residential care facilities for a number of years.
When not working, Robert loves trivia and will commonly be seen attending (and sometimes even hosting) trivia nights, as well as supporting his Fremantle Dockers.
Dr Rishta Uchila MBBS, FRACGP, CWH, DiCH, ACSCM
Dr. Uchila trained in Western Australia and became a fellow in 2015. She also holds a Certificate in Women’s Health and a Diploma in Skin Cancer Medicine. During her training, she worked in various hospitals across Perth, Broome, and Collie. After fellowship, she practiced as a GP in Sydney and Toronto, gaining a lot of experience with different communities.
She enjoys looking after patients of all ages, from babies to older adults. Her main interests are women’s health—especially menopause—skin cancer medicine, weight management, mental health and travel vaccines including yellow fever vaccine.
Outside of work, Dr. Uchila loves spending time with her family and traveling. She values the balance between her career and home life, which helps her connect with her patients on a personal level.
Dr Ashmita Adhikari MBBS, DCH, FRACGP
Dr Ash grew up in WA and graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2011. She spent several years working in Sydney and along the east coast before returning to her much loved Perth.
She completed her Diploma of Child Health in 2014 while working at Westmead Children’s Hospital in Sydney and attained her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2016.
Dr Ash enjoys all aspects of General Practice, with a particular interest in Early Parenting and Baby Care, Child and Adolescent Health, Women’s Health and Chronic Disease.
Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her family, attempts to cook, and appreciates the odd (or even) ‘dad joke’.
Dr Karen Wickham MBBS, FRACGP, DCH
Dr Karen is a WA born and trained GP who graduated from UWA in 2009. She worked in Perth hospitals spending additional time training in paediatrics (Diploma of Child Health) and geriatric medicine, before moving to beautiful Margaret River where she completed her GP training in 2016.
Dr Karen has worked both in Perth and rural and remote Western Australia, mostly in the town of Meekatharra. Here she gained additional experience in chronic health care and acute hospital care, as well as being involved in GP training.
Dr Karen is interested in many aspects of medicine, which is part of the reason she became a GP! However, she particularly enjoys paediatric care and shared antenatal care, and she has also completed a Certificate in Medical Nutrition and has an interest in weight management.
In her spare time Dr Karen loves camping, especially along the coast or looking for gold.
Dr Kate Reid-Milligan MBBS (Hons), B. Sc (Hons), FRACGP, DCH, VGDWH
**Apologies Dr Kate's books are full - she is not currently taking new patients**
Dr Kate originally trained in Neuroscience and worked as a researcher for several years before completing her medical degree at the University of Western Australia.
Her postgraduate medical years were in a range of disciplines at Fremantle, Rockingham and Princess Margaret Hospitals. During this time, Kate also completed a Diploma in Child Health and a Diploma in Women’s Health.
She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, and has been actively involved in medical education for many years; originally at WAGPET, and currently as an external clinical teaching visitor for the RACGP.
Her special interests include women’s health, sexual health (including family planning counselling and Implanon® insertion), children’s and adolescent health. She is passionate about self care, promotion of wellness, and disease prevention.
When she is not working, Kate enjoys spending time with her family and friends whilst making the most of beachside life.
Dr Alice Webb FRACGP, DCh, MB, BCH, BAO, LRCPSI
**Apologies, Dr Alice is only taking new patients for IUD (e.g. mirena) management.**
Dr Alice is originally from Ireland, where she received her undergraduate medical degree. Having migrated to Australia in 2008, she gained her Fellowship of the Royal Association of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2014. She loves to teach and has spent time as both a WAGPET and IMG supervisor.
Dr Alice enjoys working together with patients to enable them to achieve optimal health. She has a keen interest in Women’s Health, Menopause management, Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, Mental Health, Chronic Disease, and Sexual and Reproductive health (including mirena insertion).
Dr Alice has also completed her Certificate in Sexual Health and currently works part time at SHQ (Sexual Health Quarters).
When not at work, Alice loves spending time with her family, her dog and chickens. She also enjoys cooking, bushwalking, camping and spending time outdoors.
Dr Alison Noble MBChB, FRACGP, BSc (hons), DRCOG, CRSH, LOC-IUD, LOC-SDI, PCSKM
Dr Alison qualified in the UK and has worked in general practice in Perth since 2009.
She enjoys building long-term relationships with patients and is passionate about improving patient health through evidence-based lifestyle and medical changes.
Her areas of interest include IUD management (Mirena and Implanon), chronic disease management, mental health, and older adult medicine. She also does skin checks and can perform skin biopsies and some skin cancer excisions.
Dr Gemma Brown FRACGP, MBBS
**Apologies Dr Gemma is only offering short-term care and has no ongoing patients**
Gemma grew up locally – she’s a proud Marmion Primary School alumni! Joining Coastal GP is a happy return “home”.
Gemma graduated in 2012 from the University of Western Australia with an MBBS.
Prior to embarking on her specialty Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Gemma gained broad experience working in a variety of hospitals including Fremantle Hospital, King Edward Memorial Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital, Fiona Stanley Hospital and Broome Hospital.
Gemma enjoys GP because of the opportunity for collaborative care with patients.
When not at work her time is dominated by family, the outdoors (especially the beach), proper coffee, and her velcro vizsla (doggo!).
Nicole Higham REGISTERED NURSE
Nicole spent 10 years working in aged-care before changing to general practice nursing.
During her time in aged-care, Nicole worked in various roles including management and education, and developed a passion for wound care and palliative care.
Nicole joined the team at Coastal GP in early 2022 and has really enjoyed the new experiences offered by working in general practice and also all the lovely patients!
Kathy Evans REGISTERED NURSE
Kathy joined Coastal GP in April 2023 after having worked in acute hospital settings and management for over 40 years.
Kathy was looking to reconnect with patients, so she decided to try her hand at general practice nursing. It turns out that this was the sea change that Kathy was looking for!
Holly Davies REGISTERED NURSE
Holly began her nursing career 5 years ago and has worked in both a busy day surgery and general practice during this time.
She enjoys getting to know patients, both young and old, and enjoys the variety that general practice nursing offers.