Springwood Mall Medical Centre Practice
Dr May Thi Lwin
MBBS, FRACGP, EMC
Dr May has been a doctor for 20 years. She had extensive overseas work experience in adult Internal Medicine. Before becoming a GP, she was a Physician Trainee in Tasmania. She moved to News South Wales in 2017 to obtain her GP Fellowship and worked in General Practice in Sydney prior to settling in Queensland.
She continues to have a strong interest in adult Medicine, preventive healthcare, chronic disease management and also has broad interest in all aspects of Family Medicine from infancy to elderly patients.
Outside of her practice, she enjoys travelling, and watching sports live.
Dr May does iron infusion.
Areas of interest:
General Medicine of all ages
Preventive Health
Chronic Diseases Management
Women and Child Health
Mental Health
Language
Burmese
English
Dr Megan Smith
MBBS, FRACGP, CCFP
From humble beginnings as a teenager working as receptionist in her father’s General Practice, Megan has spent a great deal of time learning and working in GP-land. From receptionist to nurse and midwife and now doctor, Megan has developed a unique skill set. She has worked in various health settings from Logan to Brisbane to London to Beaudesert to Canada and back to Logan again. This has included rural and regional settings and more recently in Immigration Medicine, giving unique insight into the health needs of newcomers to Australia.
The unique diversity of General Practice keeps Megan curious and she enjoys seeing patients across all ages and particularly likes to include the role of preventive health and lifestyle influences on health, providing an holistic view on care.
Outside work, Megan enjoys travelling, the outdoors and spending time with her young-ish family and Golden Retriever.
Dr Sai Khan Lu
MBBS, FRACGP, DCH
Dr Sai Khan Lu was trained in Mandalay, central Burma. He migrated to Australia in 2007 and completed his GP training in Tasmania, rotating from Ulverstone to Hobart. He has worked in rural Tasmania as a locum then moved to Sydney before settling on the Gold Coast. He has specialist interest in general health, acupuncture ( Dr Sai does not do Laser Acupuncture ) and has worked as a ringside doctor for boxing matches in the past. He can speak English, Burmese and Shan (Tai ethnic).
Dr. Chuck Fung Kong
MBBS (Monash), FRACGP
Chuck graduated from Monash University in 2005. His previous work experience includes general medicine, surgery, paediatrics, emergency and anaesthetics. Chuck worked in metropolitan Melbourne, interstates including Tasmania, Queensland and rural Victoria prior moving to Queensland in 2015. He enjoys general practice and he has special interest in chronic disease management, medical acupuncture, men’s health and travel medicine. Chuck speaks fluent mandarin.
Dr Chuck does zoledronic acid (Aclasta)infusion and iron infusion.
Dr Suntha Sutharsan
MBBS, FRACGP, DCH
General Practitioner
Speaks English, Tamil and Sinhalese
Dr Suntha Sutharsan has been a dedicated Medical Practitioner for the past 25 years and became a
Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2011. He is committed to providing
comprehensive, patient‑centred care for individuals and families in the community.
He enjoys the full scope of general practice and values the long‑term relationships he builds with his
patients. With a Diploma in Child Health, he is well‑equipped to support younger patients and offer
reassuring guidance to parents, all as part of his broad and balanced approach to medicine.
Practice focus:
• Family health
• Children’s health
• Men’s health
• Chronic medical conditions
• Chronic disease management planning
PLEASE NOTE DR SUTHARSAN DOES NOT PERFORM SKIN CHECKS
Dr Shahead Chowdhury
MBBS, FRACGP
Dr Shahead Chowdhury completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in 1995. He went on to pursue his strong interest in diabetes through advanced study and research, earning a PhD in Diabetes from Kobe University School of Medicine in Japan. After relocating to Australia, he worked as an Australian Research Council Fellow at James Cook University for three years before joining Townsville Hospital Health Services, where he gained broad clinical experience across multiple roles. He later completed his general practice training and achieved Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2018.
Dr Chowdhury has a special interest in diabetes and extensive experience in paediatrics, men’s health, Indigenous health, and veterans’ health. He also offers a range of in-practice procedures, including iron infusions, Uber driving medical assessments, ear syringing, and minor skin procedures.
He is fluent in both English and Bangla.
Dr Mark McDougall
Dr Mark McDougall has been practicing medicine since 1988 and has been a dedicated skin cancer practitioner for over 25 years. He is highly experienced in the detection and treatment of skin cancers.
Areas of interest:
· Skin Cancer Detection
· Skin Cancer Treatment