Dr. Vanessa Manitta is a general haematologist with experience in the diagnosis and management of a wide range of non-malignant and malignant blood disorders as well as providing advice on abnormal haematological investigations.

Dr Manitta's interests:

• Haemostasis and thrombosis, including advice and management thrombosis, bleeding disorders, anticoagulation and thrombophilia testing
• Perioperative anticoagulation and anaemia
• Antenatal & Obstetric haematology, including prenatal counseling and investigation of thalassemia/haemoglobinopathy
• Investigation of iron overload/Haemochromatosis
• Myeloproliferative neoplasms

Dr. Vanessa Manitta is of Italian background and completed her Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Medicine degree with honours at Monash University Melbourne. She completed her dual fellowship in clinical and laboratory haematology at various tertiary institutions throughout Melbourne, including The Alfred hospital, St. Vincent’s hospital and the Northern hospital. She completed her laboratory training at St John of God pathology in Geelong.

Dr. Vanessa Manitta currently practices as a consultant haematologist and obstetric haematologist /medicine physician at the Northern Hospital, Epping and is actively involved in Northern Health’s thrombosis and obstetric research units. In addition, Dr Vanessa Manitta works at Northern Health Pathology service as a laboratory haematologist reporting blood films and bone marrows.

She is passionate about teaching and is a clinical tutor for Melbourne University medical students.

Ms Manolopoulos completed her undergraduate training at Monash University in 1999 and completed her training in Orthopaedic surgery in 2011.

Her interests include Adult and Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgery, particularly developmental dysplasia of the hip, and Third World Orthopaedics, especially work via outreach projects, as an annual commitment.

Ms Manolopoulos is currently undertaking a Master of Public Health via Flinders University to complement her intense interest in research. She has previously been involved in projects that examine the role of computer devices in paediatric physiotherapy, and is currently part of a number of research projects at Northern and Western hospitals. She also has a keen interest in education, being a medical student tutor for the University of Melbourne, and being involved in GP and Emergency Physician education.

Ms Manolopoulos is involved with IMG (International Medical Graduate) education with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. Ms Manolopoulos is a first line assessor for the Victorian Audit of Surgical Mortality (VASM) and takes an active role in hospital as well as personal auditing of her cases.

Ms Manolopoulos is committed to providing excellence in care and communication to her patients and their doctors.

Current positions held:

• Orthopaedic Surgeon, Warringal Private Hospital
• Orthopaedic Surgeon, Western Health (Footscray, Sunshine and Williamstown)
• Orthopaedic Surgeon, The Northern Hospital (Epping)
  

Dr Nilesh Mehta is a senior cardiologist and Director of Northside cardiology. He has been working at Northern Hospital for last 13 years as a cardiologist with a focus in interventional cardiology.

Nilesh completed his basic medical and cardiology training at Mumbai University, India. He completed Interventional Cardiology fellowship from St Vincent’s Health and was awarded FRACP from Melbourne University in 2007.  He has clinical interest in complex coronary interventions- chronic total occlusion and Rotablator angioplasty for heavily calcified blockages. He also has keen interest in preventive cardiology, and echocardiography.

Nilesh is actively involved in teaching and mentoring cardiology registrars and advanced trainees.

Nilesh enjoys running, surfing and competing in triathlons.

Dr Mueed Mian completed his medical degree at the University of Melbourne and underwent his training in rheumatology and general medicine at Austin Hospital, Northern Hospital and The Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Dr Mian is passionate about teaching and is a director of physician education at the Central NorthWest Consortium at Northern Hospital. He currently holds public positions at Northern Hospital as consultant rheumatologist and general physician. Dr Mian is also director and co-founder of Epping Specialist Group. He has previously been a tutor for the University of Melbourne medical school and has also held an advisory role for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

Mueed strives for the best possible outcomes in patients suffering from pain and disability. His aim is to get to a diagnosis for complex medical conditions in the most efficient way possible without compromising his compassionate and professional mannerism.

Dr Mian has clinical expertise in a wide range of rheumatological conditions, with a keen research interest in musculoskeletal disorders and was given an award in research from the Australian Rheumatology Association and New Zealand Rheumatology Association.

When not working, Mueed enjoys watching cricket and football and spending time with his wife and two children. Mueed is fluent in English, Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi.

Dr Dominika Mohoric-Stare is an obstetrician and gynaecologist who provides gynaecological services at Northern Private Hospital. She graduated from The University of Ljubljana, Slovenia in 1999 (MD). She completed her Master in International Public Health form Sydney University in 2002.

Dominika underwent specialist training and worked in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. She became a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand college of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in 2014. She currently works publicly in The Northern Hospital in Epping. She also consults privately at the North Preston Specialists in Bundoora.

 As a generalist gynaecologist, Dominika offers consultations for a wide range of gynaecology problems.

Dr Jennifer Mooi is a Medical Oncologist who has expertise in managing all types of solid organ cancers with clinical interests in gastrointestinal and genitourinary cancers.

Dr Mooi is well-versed with the latest developments in cancer care, including access to novel therapies and clinical trials.

Dr Mooi is committed to providing a high level of personalised care for her patients and the best treatments available for their needs.

Dr Mooi is available to provide oncology treatments and inpatient care at Warringal Private Hospital and Northern Private Hospital and participates in no-gap schemes for most private health funds.          

Dr Moreira completed General Surgical Training in 2020 at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, followed by completion of subspecialty training in breast surgery through the Breast Surgery (BSANZ) Fellowship program in 2023.  She has completed a Masters degree in Advanced Surgery (Breast Surgery) through the University of Sydney.

Alayne takes pride in ensuring her patients receive the highest standard of care.  She has obtained skills in advanced breast oncoplastic techniques as well as maintaining a keen interest in general surgery.

Mr Krinal Mori is a General Surgeon trained in Melbourne and working in the Northeast area of Victoria. Krinal has public appointment at Austin Health and Northern Health and is a lecturer at The University of Melbourne.

Krinal has keen interest in laparoscopic surgery, gastro-intestinal surgery and managing inguinal and abdominal hernias. He treats all types of general surgical conditions ranging from emergencies, major conditions to common lumps-bumps, perianal diseases as well as undertakes Gastroscopies and Colonoscopies. Krinal’s patients benefit from his holistic approach from consultation to post operative care.

Krinal operates privately at Warringal Private and Northern Private Hospitals and sees all patients including private, work-cover, TAC and/or uninsured.

He is fluent with Hindi and Gujarati

Jae was born and educated in Adelaide, completing his Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Adelaide in 2011 followed by internship and resident surgical training at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital respectively. He was then accepted onto the Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon Scientist training program under the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons with funding and support from the Garnett Passe and Rodney Williams Foundation with an Academic Surgeon-Scientist Research Scholarship.

He then went on to complete a Doctor of Philosophy titled “The Mucosal Barrier in Chronic Rhinosinusitis” under the supervision of Professor Peter-John Wormald and Professor Alkis Psaltis. This examined the effects of exogenous bacterial products and zinc on the integrity of the mucosal barrier function in sinusitis and nasal polyps, and this was awarded a Dean’s commendation for Doctoral Thesis Excellence. Jae then completed his Otolaryngology, Head and Neck surgery training in Melbourne, Victoria. Following this he also had further training in Head and Neck Cancer Surgery at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Queensland. 

Jae treats a wide range of adult and paediatric ENT conditions, with interests in head and neck cancer, thyroid surgery, sinusitis and nasal surgery, voice issues, snoring, paediatric tonsillitis and ear infections.

Jae has public hospital appointments at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Austin Health, Eastern Health, and Northern Health. He consults privately in North Fitzroy, Box Hill, Brighton, and Mildura, and operates at the Northern Private Hospital Epping and Warringal Private Hospital.