Your child's healthcare, all in one place.
Paediatricians, GPs and allied health therapists working as one team in Currambine, for children from birth to 16.
Doctors and therapists who meet regularly about the children they share.
Meet the team
We help with
Where would you like to start?
See a paediatrician
You'll need a referral letter from your GP or specialist. We'll guide you through the rest.
Start a referralBook allied health
Occupational therapy, speech pathology and dietetics. No referral needed.
Request an appointmentI'm already a patient
Follow-up appointments, an updated GP referral or documents, and questions about your child's care.
Get in touchOne team around your child
Waiting for one service, then another, then trying to join up separate plans is exhausting. Here, your child's paediatrician, GP and therapists work from the same rooms and share one plan.
- Regular case discussions and team meetings about the children we share.
- Therapy goals that follow a holistic, integrated plan, not a separate one.
- One place for appointments, reports and questions.
The people your child will see
Paediatricians with hospital and research backgrounds, GPs trained in ADHD care, and our allied health team, who make therapy fun.
Dr Gareth KameronDirector and paediatrician Prof Desiree SilvaDevelopmental paediatrician 
Dr Omid KhojastehDevelopmental paediatrician Dr Tomi IbilolaDevelopmental paediatrician Dr Michael LeeGeneral paediatrician 
Dr Leonie BuitendagGeneral paediatrician 
Dr Rableen GhumanGeneral paediatrician 
Dr Sarah DevereuxGeneral practitioner 
Dr Cassandra CollyerGeneral practitioner 
Sheree FosberyDietitian Zoe MasseyOccupational therapist 
Alexis MurrayOccupational therapist 
Alex GrantSpeech pathologist 
Georgia Della FrancaSpeech pathologist
Current waits, so you can plan
Each clinic keeps its own list, so a medical concern isn't stuck behind a developmental assessment. Urgent medical referrals, such as unsettled babies and breathing problems, are seen first.
Updated 23 October 2026.
How referrals work| Clinic | Approximate wait |
|---|---|
| Doctors | |
| General medical | Under 4 weeks |
| Unsettled babies | Under 2 weeks |
| ADHD | Up to 18 months |
| Autism and general development | About 2 years |
| Child psychiatry | About 3 months |
| Allied health | |
| Occupational therapy | Under 4 weeks |
| Speech pathology | Under 4 weeks |
| Dietetics | About 2 months |
Inside our Currambine clinic
Bright rooms, quiet corners and plenty to play with, so the visit feels less like a doctor's appointment.
Started by parents who needed it too
Dr Gareth Kameron is a paediatrician at Joondalup Health Campus. Anna-Skye Kameron is a former emergency and critical care nurse. When their children were diagnosed with autism and ADHD, they spent years piecing together care from separate services.
We experienced first-hand the challenges and stressors parents face while seeking answers and help.Dr Gareth Kameron, founder
In 2022 they opened Paeds Plus: a paediatrician and the whole allied health team, in one clinic.
Read our storyPaeds Plus Claremont
A larger centre is coming to Perth's western suburbs in July 2027, next to Claremont station, with the same team approach. Register for opening updates. This is separate from referrals and waitlists.
