Our Clinicians

Dr Kim Graduated from Birmingham Medical School in 2002 with a Royal Air Force scholarship. She Served with the British Military as a Medical Officer and completed her GP training in Scotland. She moved to New Zealand in 2009 and spent 12 years living and practising in the Hutt Valley. She loves cycling and is a former New Zealand representative cyclist and was the World 24 Hour MTB Champion in 2014. She Is Married with two boys aged 4 and 2.

Nichola is originally from Ireland and has lived in New Zealand with her young family working as a GP in family medicine for over ten years. Nichola trained as a Doctor in London and completed her MRCGp in Swansea Wales, UK. She has worked as a doctor in Ireland, UK, Australia and New Zealand. Nichola has a special interest in Women’s health, mental health and paediatrics. ‘ I love living and working in such a beautiful country and my kids love the beaches and the New Zealand outdoors’ ‘ I love being a GP as family and well being are my passions, I’m very excited to join the virtual care team and look forward to meeting you and helping you in your health journey.’ Nichola is passionate about family, nutrition and sport, she loves running and surfing.

I graduated from Otago University in 2013. I have been working as a GP since 2017 in Wellington, Balclutha and now Dunedin. When not working, I am kept busy by my two daughters. I enjoy the variety that general practice offers and look forward to helping provide more accessible health care to patients throughout New Zealand.

Dr Martine was born, raised and trained as a GP in the Netherlands. She moved to New Zealand in February 2020. Her special areas of interest are minor surgery, musculoskeletal injections and long-acting reversible contraception. Outside of work she enjoys motorbiking , camping and playing the guitar.

Dr Emily has been practicing in rural general practice in Central Otago for over 5 years. After working in various roles, home and abroad including education and business, Emily attained her medical degree in Wollongong Australia, before returning home to NZ to complete GP training. She has special interests and post graduate qualifications in child health and allergic diseases.

Nikki has been living and working with rural communities in and around Wanaka since 2017, offering her expertise and commitment to the region. She began her career in London at the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry and has been a dedicated GP since 2006. As a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners, Nikki enjoys the variety and challenges her role brings.

Dr Daniel Quistorff is a GP from California. He studied cognitive neuroscience at the University of California San Diego. After which, he moved to New Zealand to study medicine at the University of Auckland. Dr Daniel has a passion for lifestyle medicine. After finishing his GP fellowship in Auckland, he will be continuing his practice in virtual medicine from Queenstown.

Elinor originally hails from Edinburgh Scotland but has called New Zealand home since late 1994. She moved to Queenstown in 1996 which is where she now lives with her husband & son. She has over 25 years of experience in General Practice with at least 20 years as a specialist GP. She is a keen outdoors enthusiast & likes to spend her spare time in the mountains with her family & friends. She is interested in all aspects of General Practice but has a special interest in Women’s health, Menopause Medicine & Travel Medicine.

Dr Maaike Mewe is a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners with over 20 years of experience providing comprehensive, patient-centred primary care. Dr Maaike Mewe is experienced in delivering safe, effective Telehealth care, ensuring patients receive timely advice, accurate assessment, and clear treatment plans from the comfort of their home. Dr Maaike Mewe is committed to accessible, high-quality healthcare and values clear communication and evidence-based practice.

Dr Marianne graduated from Auckland medical school in 2013 and is a fellow of the RNZCGP. She enjoys the challenge of managing the myriad of different presentations within general practice and providing compassionate patient centred care.