Associate Professor Milan Piya is a clinical academic endocrinologist at the School of Medicine, Western Sydney University, and Campbelltown & Camden Hospitals in South Western Sydney. He completed his MBBS from BPKIHS, Dharan, and his specialist training in Endocrinology and his PhD in the UK before moving to Australia in 2017. He is Head of Department of the Macarthur Diabetes Endocrinology and Metabolism Service at Campbelltown and Camden Hospitals, and is Vice President of the Australian and New Zealand Obesity Society (ANZOS). He has a clinical and research interest in obesity and Type 2 diabetes, particularly in the context of severe complex obesity. More information is available on https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/thri/team/members/dr_milan_piya

Dr. Pawan Bista is an AHPRA-registered Dentist and the CEO and Principal Dentist of Warner Dental in Brisbane. He currently serves as the Vice President (Dental) at ANMDA, where he is committed to strengthening the role and representation of dental professionals within the organisation.

Dr. Bista previously contributed as a member of NAQ Queensland, demonstrating his ongoing dedication to professional engagement and community involvement. He completed his Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) from Tribhuvan University and went on to achieve a PhD in Neuroscience from Germany. His academic journey includes prestigious postdoctoral positions at Washington University in the USA, the University of Melbourne, and Monash University

With a unique blend of clinical expertise and research excellence, Dr. Bista’s vision is to promote greater inclusion and expand dental participation within ANMDA, fostering collaboration and growth across the healthcare sector.

Dr Shakya completed her training as a General Practitioner and obtained Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners, UK in 2009. She worked as a GP for 6 years in the UK before moving to Melbourne in 2015.

She enjoys working with her patients to improve their overall health and wellbeing. Whilst she provides comprehensive care in all aspects of general practice, her special interests include Women’s health, Weight reduction management, Chronic disease management, and Preventative medicine as she believes that general practice is at the very forefront of preventative health care.

She considers it a privilege to be able to share the patient's health journey through different phases of their lives.

Outside of work, she enjoys song writing, reading, meditation, yoga and spending time with family.

I’m an Emergency Medicine Specialist based in Melbourne, Australia. After completing my MBBS, I spent four years working in Nepal before continuing my career in England. I later moved to Melbourne, where I completed my specialist training.

I now work across two busy Emergency Departments, including one in a regional area, caring for acutely unwell and vulnerable patients. Outside of work, I enjoy cycling and hiking with my family.

I've been involved with ANMDA for many years and took on a formal role in 2024. I’m particularly passionate about supporting doctors from Nepal as they establish their careers and integrate into the medical community in Australia.

Dr. Jyotsna Rimal is an academic with over 20 years’ experience in higher education in Nepal and Australia. Her PhD in Social Accountability in Medical Education at Griffith University, Australia, has deepened her insight and leadership in health professions education. Currently, she is working as a lecturer and clinical supervisor in School of Medicine and Dentistry, Griffith University, Gold Coast Australia. As a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA) and FAIMER Fellow, Dr. Rimal is committed to advancing educational standards and promoting social responsibility in medical training. Her career is marked by extensive teaching, curriculum development, and mentorship, making significant contributions to health professions education and shaping future healthcare professionals.

A dedicated clinician with a strong foundation in primary care, Dr. Prajwal is currently focused on his journey as an AMC Clinical aspirant. He is deeply invested in the growth of the Nepalese medical community in Australia, playing an active role in supporting fellow IMGs through academic initiatives and professional collaboration. Prajwal believes in a balanced approach to life, grounding himself through regular yoga and Vipassana meditation. He loves exploring new places and connecting with different cultures.

Dr Prajwol Prasad Joshi is a dedicated General Practitioner currently practising at Bridgeview Family Practice, South Australia. He holds an MBBS and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP), with additional qualifications including a Diploma in Child Health and a Diploma in Skin Cancer Medicine.

With over eight years of experience in general practice, Dr Joshi brings a broad clinical background, having previously worked as a Resident Medical Officer in both Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine. He has a particular clinical interest in skin cancer detection and management, alongside a strong commitment to comprehensive and patient-centred care.

Dr Joshi currently serves as the South Australia Coordinator for ANMDA, where he plays an active role in fostering professional collaboration, supporting Nepalese doctors, and contributing to the organisation of key academic and community initiatives. He is passionate about strengthening networks within the medical community and promoting professional growth among peers.

Dr Sudeep Khadka
MBChB (University of Aberdeen , Scotland, UK) 2011
MRCGP (UK), FRCGP (australia) 2018
GP Warrawong Medical Centre , Warrawong, Nsw, Australia

Dr Khadka is interested in all areas of General Practice. His main interest lies in men’s health, mental health, antenatal care, minor operations and aged care medicine. For suitable candidates, he also does private consult for cannabis oil.

After completing his MBChB from School of Medicine, University of Aberdeen, Scotland , he completed his MRCGP from South of Scotland. He moved to Australia in 2019 and currently holds FRACGP.

Namaste everyone, I am Dr Sujan Singh Bhandari, currently practicing as a GP in Launceston, northern Tasmania. I have been engaged with ANMDA since 2025 and currently a state coordinator for Tasmania. I have a strong interest towards providing holistic medicine, chronic disease and mental health and wellbeing. Beside work, I love to travel and explore the wilderness of Tasmania, making real-life connections with people and spending quality time with my loved ones. I hope to meet you all soon and continue to bolster ANMDA community together.

Dr Limbu is currently working as a GP anaesthetist in Victoria, providing locum services to various hospitals. He is an experienced rural generalist who previously worked in Wonthaggi for more than 10 years. He completed his MBBS in BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences in Dharan, and has clinical experience in Nepal and the UK. He enjoys travelling, playing various sports and fishing during his leisure time.