Dr Sam McTigue completed his medical degree at the University of WA in 2011. Following Perth-based work in both adult and children’s hospitals, community mental health services, and work with Silver Chain palliative care, Dr Sam began general practice work in 2015 and attained RACGP fellowship in 2017.

Dr Sam is committed to evidence-based medical care with a focus on the long-term health and wellbeing of his patients. This includes preventative healthcare, immunisations, early detection and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and the diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal problems including joint and tendon issues.

Dr Sam McTigue also does cryotherapy and minor surgical procedures such as wound repairs, biopsy or removal of suspected skin cancers, and placement/removal of Implanon.

Services:

• ECG
• Men’s Health
• General Health
• Chronic Disease Management
• Immunisations
• Asthma
• Preventative Health

I grew up in City Beach, graduated from the University of Western Australia

I worked at Glen Street Practice from 1999 up until 2023, where I divided my time between seeing patients and attending to the administrative aspects of the business. I now work at Brecken Health Albany providing care to the community in the region.

I enjoy the special nature of general practice, the connection with the community and the ongoing relationship with the patients unique to this specialty. The challenge is the almost unlimited scope of what patients can present with but that is also why it is always interesting. I hosted medical students at Glen Street – some of whom will become the next generation of family doctors.

I see all types of general practice patients but I am interested in skin diseases and spend some time each week doing biopsies, cryotherapy and skin surgery for skin cancers and the like.

Outside the surgery I can be found on the tennis court or on my bike for some fresh air and fitness.

Many of my patients know I disappear to France for a month in the middle of each year. My partner and I have a small property in the heart of L’Isle sur la Sorgue, a lovely town of waterways, waterwheels, markets and antiques in Provence. This has been an interesting venture and I am now a dab hand at French plumbing.

Marlene has an interest in all aspects of family medicine with special interests in children & womens health.

MB ChB FCFP(SA)

MBBS AMC DCH FRACGP

With a holistic and compassionate approach, Dr Deepti Prasad works in partnership with families to help them navigate complex challenges and find the right support. She understands that each child’s journey is unique, and takes time to listen, build trust, and work alongside parents, carers, and community services. She is committed to working collaboratively with local health providers, schools, and support services to ensure families receive the care they need—when and where they need it.

Key areas of interest include:

• Child development – helping children and families understand developmental differences and supporting early intervention.
• Adolescent and young adult mental health – providing a safe space for young people to talk about anxiety, depression, emotional wellbeing, and behavioural concerns.
• Eating disorders – supporting young people and families through early stages, treatment, and recovery, in collaboration with specialist teams.
• Family and domestic violence – offering a safe, confidential space and working closely with local services to support those affected.
• Chronic conditions – managing long-term health issues like asthma, heart disease and diabetes in a way that fits with family life. And exploring lifestyle changes that are achievable 
• Aboriginal health – committed to culturally safe, respectful, and strength-based care, in partnership with Aboriginal families and health workers.