Stirling Clinic doctor Adelaide Hills is a world-class healthcare facility with a team of dedicated doctors. Our patient-focused approach and dedication to staying on the cutting edge of medical advancements make our services unparalleled.
After postgraduate hospital work, city locums and European travel Lindy Poole & the family settled in Kingston. She now consults six days a week.
Dr Theo Auricht
Dr Theo Auricht was born and bred in Hahndorf and lived in the original house on Auricht Road, which still stands. He was a physician who cared for his patients and was an active community citizen. He was well-known locally and nationally for his contribution to the medical profession. He was the author of Medicine Beyond Kokoda, an account of his experiences in Papua New Guinea. He was a solo surgeon, obstetrician, general practitioner, epidemiologist, and educator. He pioneered problem-oriented recording and developed the RACGP’s blue book.
He has extensive experience treating adult and paediatric ear, nose, and throat conditions, including nasal and sinus surgery. He is the only fellowship-trained laryngologist in Adelaide and has extensive experience in diagnosing and managing voice disorders. He has presented his research nationally and internationally and has an ongoing interest in head and neck cancer and novel reconstructive techniques.
Sam is committed to delivering quality patient care and has public appointments at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre. He has a wide range of surgical skills, special interests in facial plastics and reconstructive surgery and has completed advanced training in paediatric otology (ear infections, hearing loss, tinnitus). He also conducts outreach specialist ENT clinics in Port Augusta and Coober Pedy. He is committed to teaching and has lectured widely on sinus, head, and neck tumours. He is also passionate about the role of the microbiome and improving Aboriginal ear health.
Dr Lindy Poole
Dr Lindy Poole is a physician who specialises in breast disease. She is dedicated to helping patients with their condition and believes that trust and communication are the keys to a good doctor-patient relationship. Her goal is to make the experience of dealing with breast cancer as comfortable as possible. She also focuses on educating her patients about the prevention and treatment of breast cancer. For professional Stirling Clinic doctor Adelaide Hills services, check this out.
After graduating from Adelaide University in 1980, Lindy did postgraduate hospital and city locums before moving to Kingston SE with her husband, where they built up a very successful rural practice that was the sole GP for 18 years with the full spectrum of rural medicine – own hospital/accident & emergency/obstetric shared care and general treatment. During this time, her interest in nutritional/integrative medicine had its inception and has grown ever since.
Lindy works two days a week at Stirling Clinic Doctor Adelaide Hills and visits a group practice in the hills where she continues to develop her skills in Integrative medicine/hormonal health. Her philosophy is that modern allopathic medicine has its place, and in many cases, skilful allied health practitioners can form a part of a team approach to help you get well.
Lindy is also a founding member of a women’s swimming group in Hermanus called the Cool Girls, who meet each Saturday morning for a refreshing swim. The group started in memory of her mother, who died two years ago from cancer. The swimmers are aged 35 to 92 and come from all walks of life, but they all have one thing in common: They love the outdoors and enjoy socialising.
Dr Camilla Back
Dr Camilla Back is a physician at Stirling Clinic doctor Adelaide Hills with a broad range of clinical expertise. She has a particular interest in women’s health and children’s health. She also has a growing interest in musculoskeletal medicine. She has a young family and enjoys working in the rural Hills community. She is passionate about the medical profession and firmly committed to patient-focused healthcare. She regularly attends medical conferences and workshops to keep up to date with new developments in the field.
Gordon was born in a small coastal town in Ayrshire, Scotland and studied at St Andrew’s University to obtain her Bachelor of Medical Science. She then completed her MB ChB at Manchester University in England. She then moved to Australia and did her GP training in the South Australian Rural Area. This involved visiting various rural locations in South Australia and the Northern Territory, including Lyell McEwin Hospital, Flinders Medical Centre, and outreach clinics to places like Port Pirie and Coober Pedy.
Following her GP training, she was a Paediatrician in the Children’s and Women’s Health Unit at the Royal Adelaide Hospital before moving to the Sunshine Coast. She enjoys all aspects of general family medicine and is particularly interested in women’s health. She also advocates for improved mental health and well-being in the workplace and is interested in enhancing career satisfaction and work-life balance for doctors. For professional Stirling Clinic doctor Adelaide Hills services, check this out.