As a GP, I’m deeply passionate about providing fair, compassionate, and high‑quality care to people of all ages and stages of life. One of the greatest privileges of my work is supporting individuals and whānau from the very beginning—through childhood, adulthood, and into end‑of‑life care. That continuity, trust, and shared journey is at the heart of why I love what I do.

Equity in healthcare is a core value for me. Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and heard when seeking medical support. I am committed to ensuring that people of all genders, sexualities, cultures, races, and ages can access care that meets their needs without judgement or barriers. Creating a space where people feel comfortable being themselves is essential to delivering truly effective healthcare.

My approach is grounded in kindness, curiosity, and collaboration. I believe in working alongside patients, empowering them with information, and supporting them to make decisions that align with their goals and values. Whether it’s routine care, managing long‑term conditions, or navigating life’s more challenging moments, I’m here to provide thoughtful, inclusive, and continuous support.

I’m passionate about general practice and believe myself to be a true generalist. I enjoy getting to know multiple generations of the same family and feel truly privileged to be able to be involved in health care for people from birth until the end of life. I am passionate about working with more marginalised groups such as the LGBTQIA+ community.

Outside of work I enjoy CrossFit, family time and exploring our beautiful back yard.

Thanks!
Katey

Preferred pronouns she/her.

Cameron grew up in Tauranga and graduated from the University of Auckland in 2015. He spent the first few years of his career working at Whakatane hospital. Cameron moved to Christchurch in 2018 where he worked in the Emergency Department for 3 years before shifting to pursue a career in general practice. Cameron loves the variety of General Practice and enjoys working with people from all walks of life. Outside of work he spends most of his time surfing or in the hills with his dog.

Lauren grew up in Christchurch and has completed her medical training around NZ; graduating from the University of Otago and returning to Christchurch to work a couple of years ago.

She is delighted to be joining the team at Travis and looks forward to caring for and connecting with our community.

Outside of work she enjoys getting outdoors and keeping active running her favourite local eastside routes. She also loves seeing family and catching up with friends.

Grace made the switch to general practice in 2025 after working as a hospital doctor in obstetrics and gynaecology. She still carries the passion for women’s health and also enjoys the variety and challenge of general practice, and is looking forward to getting to know patients and their whānau over time.
Outside of work she enjoys time with friends and whānau, and walking her dog, Barney.

Shelley is originally from Pukerua Bay; however she has lived on the east side of Christchurch for many years. Shelley joined the Travis Medical team in 2012 and really enjoys the diversity of general practice and is passionate about enabling families/whanau and individuals to live well.
Preferred pronouns she/her.

Jo has a health care background, and enjoys contributing to the health of our people. Jo believes it’s all about the people: He tanagata, he tangata, he tangata. She loves long stories, long walks and our natural environment… preferably at the same time.

Robin is a Nurse Prescriber who joined the team in 2025. She enjoys getting to know people from all walks of life and working alongside them. Although her main interest is in working with people who live with diabetes, she enjoys all parts of primary care and prevention. Outside of work Robin is married with 2 children, she likes to get outside and keep active; especially enjoying walks in the hills, and gardening. She looks forward to getting to know you, and working with you as part of the Travis team.

Karen joined our team in 2021 having come from a background in the travel and political sectors. She enjoys meeting the Travis family and connecting with the wider whanau community. Karen initially started in Reception and has since moved into the role of Financial Administrator. Outside of work, Karen has 2 adult boys and enjoys spending time in her garden, walking and travelling.

As a Registered Social Worker, I am passionate about supporting and empowering people from all walks of life. We all experience times when we need support, whether from whānau or professionals, and social work can help enhance wellbeing during those times.

I believe you are the expert in your own life, and my role is to walk alongside you to strengthen mana and wellbeing. I bring broad experience across sectors and aim to create a safe, respectful space where people feel heard and supported. I am always available to answer questions, listen, and help explore what support may be right for you.

Guided by the values of tika and pono (doing what is right with integrity and honesty), I approach my work with respect, compassion, openness, and a sense of humour.

Outside of work I enjoy walking and biking in the forest, spending time at the beach, and being with my family. I am also a proud grandmother to two.

I look forward to meeting you.

Our new health coach starts on Wednesday 22nd April.  In the mean time we have Julia working on Fridays 9-2pm.