Doctors

Meet our Doctors

At Hillcrest Medical Centre, we take pride in building long-lasting relationships with our patients, prioritizing trust, empathy, and effective communication. Our GPs are dedicated to promoting your overall health and well-being, addressing both physical and emotional aspects of your care.

Dr. Bala Goyal

MBBS, DA, FRACGP

Bala grew up in India & migrated to Australia in 2009. He finished his medical degree in 1995 & Post graduation in Anaesthesia and Intensive care in 2002 from India.

Bala has been working as  Medical Practitioner in Australia since 2009, has worked at Lyell McEwin and Royal Adelaide Hospital’s before moving to Mount Gambier in 2014, where he worked as General Practitioners for 5 years, obtained Fellowship of Royal Australian College of General Practitioner in 2015, moved back to Adelaide in January 2019.

Bala enjoys all the aspects of general practice. He has special interest in Men’s health, Chronic disease management, Work cover injury cases, Pre-employment medicals, Health assessments, Mental health.

Outside of work he enjoys travelling, trying out all the restaurants around, likes  to stay active with table tennis, badminton and  gym.  Speaks fluent English, Hindi and Punjabi.

Dr. Anjalee Goyal

MBBS, FRACGP

Dr Goyal did her graduation from India in 1994, Having enjoyed an accomplished medical career in her birth country, she migrated to Australia with her family in 2009. She was working as GP obstetrician in India, has also obtained Fellowship of Royal Australian College of General Practitioner.

Passionate in all areas of general practice, Anjalee takes special interest in Obstetric shared care including pre conception advice, Contraception, all other women’s health related problems, in addition to caring for patients with Hypertension, Diabetes, Asthma, Mental health and Paediatric health.

Outside work – Anjalee is a passionate cook and enjoys preparing a variety of cuisines, has passion for walking. She speaks fluent English, Hindi and Punjabi.

Dr. Fiona Downey

FRACGP

Hello! My name is Fiona Downey. I am an Adelaide GP and I have worked in family medicine for 30 yrs. I completed my BMBS at the Flinders University of SA in 1990. I am a member of the RACGP, having completed the exam in 1996. I have a certificate in Child health [2020] and am trained to do Implanon implants and iron infusions. All ages are great fun. Probably, my area of most experience would be women’s health. I am interested in Indigenous and Migrant health too. Hearing about a person’s background and different life experience is one of the best parts of the job.

To make a person feel welcome, respected and heard is what I want to do for everyone.

Outside of work, my favourite things are dancing to old pop songs, riding my bike [as slowly as possible!], and spending time with my friends and family.

Dr. Sanja Radesic

FRACGP

Sanja graduated from medical school in Croatia before moving to New Zealand, where she gained experience working in various hospitals. In 2009, she settled in Adelaide, which has since become her home.

She completed her GP training and went on to work in Strathalbyn and Tanunda for several years. Sanja enjoys all aspects of general practice. Outside of work, she likes to spend time with family and friends.

Dr. Tejinder Singh

FRACGP

This practice marks the beginning of Dr. Tejinder Singh’s journey to establish a distinctive global healthcare practice that will soon be accessible worldwide.

Dr. Singh is a highly experienced General Practitioner who began his medical career in India in 1987. He graduated from a prestigious medical college in Amritsar, India, before relocating to Australia in 1995.

Dr Singh worked in Mildura( VIC) for eight years, then worked in Barmera for ten years before finally started working in Adelaide.

Dr Singh enjoys all the aspects of general practice. He has special interest in Men’s health, Chronic disease management, Children Health, Work cover injury management, Pre-employment medicals, Health assessments, Mental health, Women health including contraception, Implanon.

He also enjoy doing skin excisions and other minor surgical procedures.

He speaks English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu as well.

Dr Seth Conry

BMed FRACGP

Seth grew up in NSW and attended medical school at the University of New England where he graduated in 2017. He moved to Adelaide in 2020 and completed his training here in General Practice in 2022.

He enjoys all areas of General Practice including chronic disease management, mental health, weight loss counselling, diabetes care, Men’s health and Implanon insertion. In particular, his background with the Royal Australian Air Force has given him an appreciation for providing healthcare for serving members and veterans and his previous career as a podiatrist in dealing with foot pain, chronic wound management and ingrown nails.

Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his wife and four children and has recently taken up scuba diving.

Dr Prashant Pareek

MBBS, FRACGP

Dr. Pareek has been working in Australia from the last 20 years where in that time he has received his Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He has worked in Regional and Far North Queensland, Darwin, Melbourne, Sydney and has experience in country/rural areas and regional communities. He enjoys all aspects of General Practice, but has a special interest in family medicine, men’s health, mental health and chronic disease management.

Dr Pareek moved to Adelaide three years ago with his family and in his spare time he enjoys watching and playing cricket and going to movies with his friends and family.

Dr Yog Raman Sareen

FRACGP, MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics)

Dr Sareen is an experienced General Practitioner and has been practising for over 30 years. He graduated in Medicine and Surgery in 1992 -93 and completed post graduate training in Orthopaedics in 1996 from India. He has worked extensively in hospital and general practice in India, with a keen interest in musculoskeletal medicine, sports injuries, diabetes, asthma and other chronic conditions.

Moving to Australia in 2016 and receiving his Fellowship from the Royal College of General Practitioners in the year 2018, he is passionate about holistic patient care and is a thorough and caring doctor. He enjoys all aspects of general practice, especially helping families embrace healthy lifestyles and working with individuals to mitigate effects of chronic diseases.

Dr Sareen is also a orthopaedics trainer for HealthCert for GPs across Australia, and frequently works with other GPs to develop up-to-date skills for management of fractures and dislocations in general practice.

Special Interests:

  • Musculoskeletal medicine
  • Return to Work/Work cover services
  • Sports injuries
  • Chronic Condition Management e.g. arthritis, diabetes, asthma etc.
  • Men’s Health
  • Minor surgical procedures including skin cancer excision/biopsies, and nail removal for ingrowing toe nails.

Languages: Dr Sareen is proficient in English, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi.
**PLEASE NOTE Dr Sareen does not prescribe opioids (pain medication)