Marima Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Goulburn, NSW • 2026 clinic guide

Marima Medical Clinic in Australia 2026: Doctors, Hours & Booking

Marima Medical Clinic is a long-established general practice at 152 Auburn Street, Goulburn NSW 2580. The practice has served the Goulburn community since 2002 and provides family healthcare including chronic disease management, women’s health, mental health, children’s health, skin checks, travel vaccinations and a range of occupational and preventive medical services. This guide brings together the clinic’s current published details on doctors, opening hours, booking, fees, services, accessibility and after-hours care.

Quick answer: Marima Medical Clinic

ClinicMarima Medical Clinic
Address152 Auburn Street, Goulburn NSW 2580
Weekdays8:30 am–6:30 pm
Saturday9:00 am–1:00 pm
SundayClosed
New patientsWelcome
Online bookingAvailable for new and existing patients
After hours1300 171 420 for GP phone support

Marima Medical Clinic address, phone and contact details

DetailCurrent information
Clinic nameMarima Medical Clinic
Street address152 Auburn Street, Goulburn NSW 2580, Australia
Phone(02) 4821 9755
Fax(02) 4821 9480
After-hours phone1300 171 420
Emailreception@marimamedical.com.au
WebsiteMarima Medical Clinic
New patientsWelcome

The clinic’s own contact page lists 152 Auburn Street, Goulburn NSW 2580 and (02) 4821 9755. NSW health-service listings independently show the same clinic address and contact details.

Marima Medical Clinic opening hours in 2026

DayOpening hours
Monday8:30 am–6:30 pm
Tuesday8:30 am–6:30 pm
Wednesday8:30 am–6:30 pm
Thursday8:30 am–6:30 pm
Friday8:30 am–6:30 pm
Saturday9:00 am–1:00 pm
SundayClosed
Public holidays: Marima Medical Clinic states that it is not open on public holidays and national holidays. Hours may also change because of doctor availability or other practice circumstances, so confirm the appointment time before travelling.

Doctors at Marima Medical Clinic

Marima Medical Clinic currently publishes a GP team on its website. The practice states that it has experienced GPs with postgraduate training across areas including skin cancer surgery, women’s health and musculoskeletal medicine.

Dr Gaya MahagamageMBBS · General Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Dr Teddy QuanMBBS, FRACGP · General Practitioner
Dr Ejaz MohammadMBBS, FRACGP · General Practitioner
Dr Francine UwayoMBBS, MMED, RANZCOG FSEP, NICR, BOSW · General Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Dr Opi ChiramMBBS, DRANZCOG · General Practitioner
Dr Daniel ChenGeneral Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Dr Asim MuneerMBBS, MCPS (PAK), MRCGP INT (UK) · General Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Dr Rajitha SamarappuligeMBBS, MRCGP · General Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Dr Ranga Liyanarachchi KankanamgeMBBS (Colombo), MRCGP (INT) · General Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Dr Rosemol XaviourMBBS, MD, DNB, MNAMS, MRCGP · General Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Dr Jose Thaikkattil JacobMBBS, DCH, MRCGP · General Practitioner · Bulk Billing Doctor
Important: The clinic website says it has 10 experienced GPs in its “Why Choose Marima Medical” section while its current GP directory displays 11 names. Because doctor rosters can change, the safest approach is to use the clinic’s current booking system or call reception to confirm which doctors are consulting on your preferred day.

Which Marima doctors have particular interests?

Dr Teddy QuanSpecial interests include musculoskeletal and sports medicine and women’s health. The clinic profile states he works Tuesday–Friday.
Dr Ejaz MohammadSpecial interests include dermatology, skin cancer surgery, cosmetic medicine and occupational health.
Dr Asim MuneerInterests include chronic health conditions, geriatric medicine, respiratory medicine, travel medicine, pre-employment medicals, preventive care, palliative care and home healthcare.
Dr Rajitha SamarappuligeInterests include workers’ compensation and CTP medicine, ADHD assessment and treatment, rail and occupational medicine, chronic disease management, mental health, men’s and women’s health and preventive care.
Dr Francine UwayoSpecial interests include women’s health and children’s health.
Dr Jose Thaikkattil JacobParticular interests include chronic disease management, paediatrics and men’s health.

Marima Medical Clinic services

Marima publishes a broad general-practice service list. The services below are based on the clinic’s own current service information rather than assumptions about what a typical Australian GP might provide.

Chronic disease managementGP-led ongoing care and chronic disease management planning.
Women’s healthWomen’s health consultations, cervical screening, contraception, family planning, menopause management and related care.
Children’s healthGeneral children’s healthcare and childhood immunisations.
Mental healthMental health consultations and mental health care planning where appropriate.
ADHD servicesADHD assessment, diagnosis, treatment initiation and continuation are listed among the clinic’s services and doctor interests.
Skin checksSkin checks, dermoscopy and on-site skin cancer services.
Skin cancer surgerySkin cancer surgery is listed as a general-practice service.
Travel vaccinationsTravel health and vaccination services.
Men’s healthGeneral men’s health consultations and preventive care.
Minor proceduresMinor procedures are included in the clinic’s general-practice service list.
Occupational medicinePre-employment, workers compensation, occupational health and Railcorp medicals are listed.
Health assessments45–49 year, 75+ year and Indigenous health checks are listed.

Allied health and on-site services

Marima Medical Clinic says it provides access to allied health and other healthcare services at or associated with the practice. Its current information highlights audiology, physiotherapy, nursing and iron infusions.

On-site pathologyHealth-service information lists an onsite pathology collection centre.
AudiologyAudiology is listed among allied-health services associated with the clinic.
PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapy is available through the clinic’s allied-health offering.
NursingNursing support is included in the clinic’s healthcare offering.
Iron infusionsThe clinic lists iron infusions among its onsite allied-health/clinical services.
Visiting specialistsHealth-service information lists visiting specialists at the clinic.

How to book Marima Medical Clinic

Choose online or phone booking.
Marima states that its online booking system is available for both new and existing patients. You can also call (02) 4821 9755.
Select the appropriate appointment type.
Tell reception what you need. Standard appointments are normally 15 minutes, while longer appointments are available for more complicated matters, procedures or multiple patients.
Request a particular doctor if needed.
If you prefer a specific GP, confirm that doctor’s consulting days and availability before finalising the appointment.
Explain additional needs at booking.
Tell reception if you need paperwork, a procedure, a longer consultation, a referral or another specific service.
Confirm fees.
The practice operates with a private fee schedule and says bulk billing is at the discretion of the doctor. Ask reception about the current fee and Medicare rebate before attending if cost is important.

Can new patients book Marima Medical Clinic?

Yes. Marima Medical Clinic states that new patients are welcome and that its online booking system is available for both new and existing patients.

Useful tip: If you are a new patient with a complicated issue, multiple concerns or a procedure requirement, tell reception when booking. The practice specifically says longer appointments can be arranged for more complicated matters, procedures or when more than one person needs to see the doctor.

Does Marima Medical Clinic accept walk-ins?

No. Marima states that it is an appointment-based clinic and does not provide on-the-spot walk-in appointments. The practice says it will try to accommodate urgent cases individually, but patients should call (02) 4821 9755 before attending.

Urgent but not life-threatening: Call the clinic first and explain the situation. Reception can advise whether an urgent appointment can be arranged.

Marima Medical Clinic fees, bulk billing and Medicare

Marima describes itself as a private practice with a private fee schedule. Payment is generally required at the time of consultation by cash, cheque, credit card, EFTPOS or direct deposit. The clinic states that any bulk billing is at the discretion of the doctor and that its fee schedule is available on request.

SituationWhat the clinic states
Private consultationsThe practice has a private fee schedule and encourages payment at the time of the visit.
Bulk billingBulk billing is at the discretion of the doctor.
Concession cardsPatients are asked to advise the clinic if they have concession cards.
No Medicare cardA consultation fee applies and should be confirmed when booking.
Follow-up results appointmentsThe clinic states that follow-up appointments are bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card.

Do not rely on a generic bulk-billing label from a third-party directory. Ask the practice to confirm the billing arrangement for your specific appointment and doctor.

Telehealth and telephone contact

Marima’s patient information says doctors can take telephone calls relating to a patient’s or family’s health. If the doctor is unavailable, reception can take a message and arrange a return call. The clinic also describes telephone support through its nursing team for questions following a consultation.

For a specific telehealth appointment, confirm availability and eligibility with reception when booking. The clinic’s service information also states that doctors are able to provide telephone consultations where appropriate.

After-hours medical support

Marima Medical Clinic provides an after-hours GP phone service for its patients. The clinic states that patients can call 1300 171 420 outside normal clinic hours and speak directly with the GP on call for assessment, diagnosis and/or medical advice. The clinic notes that this service could incur a private fee.

Medical emergency: Marima specifically advises patients to dial 000 for an ambulance in a medical emergency. Do not wait for the after-hours GP phone service when immediate emergency assistance is required.

Important: the former Goulburn urgent care service

Marima Medical Clinic previously hosted the NSW Health-funded Goulburn Urgent Care Service. That service ceased operations on 30 June 2025. Marima Medical Clinic itself continues to operate as a general practice. Patients should therefore not assume that the clinic is currently operating a separate NSW Health-funded urgent care service simply because older information refers to one.

For non-urgent medical advice outside the clinic’s normal arrangements, Healthdirect can be contacted on 1800 022 222. For emergencies, call 000 or attend the appropriate emergency department.

How to access Marima Medical Clinic

The clinic is located at 152 Auburn Street, Goulburn NSW 2580. Marima states that the building has access from both the front and rear. There are two disabled parking spaces at the rear in the clinic’s private car park with ramp access, as well as public disabled parking at the front with ramp access.

Accessibility and facilities

Wheelchair accessHealth-service information lists wheelchair access, while the clinic describes ramp access to the building.
Accessible parkingTwo disabled parking spaces are available at the rear private car park, with additional public disabled parking at the front.
Baby changeA baby-change facility is listed in the health-service information.
ToiletToilet facilities are listed.
PathologyAn onsite pathology collection centre is listed.
Allied healthAudiology, physiotherapy, nursing and other associated services are available.

What to bring to your appointment

  • Medicare card and concession card, if applicable.
  • A current list of prescription and non-prescription medicines.
  • Relevant referral letters, specialist reports and previous test results.
  • Information about allergies and significant medical conditions.
  • Any forms, certificates or paperwork you need completed.
  • Details of previous imaging or pathology if relevant to the appointment.
  • Your preferred pharmacy details if medication is likely to be prescribed.
  • Extra time if you have booked a longer appointment or procedure.

Marima Medical Clinic test results: what patients should know

The clinic states that patients generally need to book a face-to-face appointment with their doctor to discuss test results, as results are not normally provided over the phone. Most results are available within 48 hours of collection, although some tests take longer.

Practical tip: If you are having pathology or another test performed, ask when you should arrange your follow-up appointment. Marima recommends arranging the follow-up when the test is performed to help ensure results are reviewed promptly.

If results are urgent or significantly abnormal, the practice says a doctor or staff member will attempt to contact the patient. Its published recall process includes SMS reminders followed by a registered letter if there is no response.

Marima Medical Clinic FAQs

Where is Marima Medical Clinic located?

Marima Medical Clinic is at 152 Auburn Street, Goulburn NSW 2580.

What is the phone number for Marima Medical Clinic?

The main clinic number is (02) 4821 9755.

What are Marima Medical Clinic’s opening hours?

The clinic lists Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm and Saturday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. It is closed Sunday.

Is Marima Medical Clinic open on Saturday?

Yes. Saturday hours are listed as 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Does Marima Medical Clinic accept new patients?

Yes. The clinic states that new patients are welcome and can use its online booking system.

Can I book Marima Medical Clinic online?

Yes. Marima states that online booking is available for both new and existing patients.

Does Marima Medical Clinic accept walk-ins?

No. It is an appointment-based clinic. Patients with urgent concerns should call (02) 4821 9755 before attending.

Does Marima Medical Clinic bulk bill?

Bulk billing is available at the discretion of the doctor. The practice operates with a private fee schedule and advises patients to ask about current fees and concessions.

Does Marima Medical Clinic offer women’s health services?

Yes. Women’s health is one of the clinic’s published services, including cervical screening, contraception, family planning, menopause management and antenatal shared care.

Does Marima Medical Clinic provide skin cancer checks?

Yes. The clinic lists skin checks, dermoscopy and skin cancer surgery among its services.

Does Marima Medical Clinic provide ADHD services?

Yes. The clinic lists ADHD assessment, diagnosis and management, and individual doctors have published interests in ADHD assessment and treatment.

Does Marima Medical Clinic offer telehealth?

The clinic states that its doctors can take telephone calls relating to patients’ health and describes telephone consultation support. Confirm the appropriate appointment arrangement with reception.

What is Marima Medical Clinic’s after-hours number?

The clinic publishes 1300 171 420 for its after-hours GP phone support. A private fee may apply.

What should I do if I have a medical emergency after hours?

Call Triple Zero (000) for a medical emergency. Marima specifically advises patients to use 000 for ambulance assistance rather than relying on the after-hours GP phone service.

Does Marima Medical Clinic have accessible parking?

Yes. The clinic states that two disabled parking spaces are available at the rear of the building with ramp access, plus public disabled parking at the front.

How long are standard Marima appointments?

The clinic states that normal appointments are 15 minutes. Longer appointments can be arranged for complicated matters, procedures or when more than one person needs to see the doctor.

Can I get prescriptions or referrals without an appointment?

Marima states that appointments are required for prescriptions or referrals so the doctor can consider all relevant aspects of the patient’s health.

How long do Marima test results usually take?

The clinic says most results are available within 48 hours of collection, although some tests require longer processing times.

Official and useful Marima Medical Clinic resources

Ready to book Marima Medical Clinic?

For the most current doctor availability, appointment type, fees or billing arrangements, use the clinic’s online booking system or contact reception directly.

Editorial note

This is an independent information guide and is not the official website of Marima Medical Clinic. Clinic rosters, fees, appointment availability and services can change. Information such as the current doctor list and opening hours should be confirmed with the practice before relying on it for a particular visit.