Your appointment time is held especially for you and Dr Cullen makes every attempt to run on time. Dr Cullen is fully booked each day, so giving her team the maximum amount of notice possible of a cancellation, allows them to offer the appointment to another patient.
Please be aware that Dr Cullen may ask you to come back for another appointment if she is not able to complete all items in the one consultation. This will prevent her from feeling rushed and allow her to give you the best care possible. It will also help her remain on time and prevent people with appointments after yours from waiting. Please be aware that emergencies do happen and thank you for your patience when that occurs.
Dr Cullen keeps her own list of items to be discussed at each consult (eg follow up of items from previous consultations). This may result in consultations going longer than expected or her requesting that you come back for a follow up appointment.
Vaccinations
If you are booking a vaccination for you or your child, please let reception know what type of vaccination it is and they will make the appropriate booking with both Dr Cullen and the Nurse.
Health Assessments
Please let reception know what type of Health Assessment you are booking for and they will make the appropriate booking with both Dr Cullen and the Nurse
Driverās Licence MedicalĀ
Please let reception know if you are booking for a private or commercial drivers licence medical
Driverās Licence MedicalĀ
Please let reception know if you are booking for a private or commercial drivers licence medical
Consultation Lengths
Under 5min
- for script or reprint of lost request form only
6 – 15min
- 1-2 simple issues only
- Medical Certificates (not new workers compensation certificates)
- Cervical screening only
- Antenatal only
- Referral if the patient has seen the specialist before
- Centrelink and AARA paperwork
15 – 35 min
- Cervical Screening + 1 other issue
- 3 or more issues
- GP care plan
- Mental health consultation or review
- Advanced Health Directive
- Referral if the patient has not seen the specialist before
- Travel Advice
- New workers compensation claim