Initially beginning his career as an anaesthetist in Lima, Peru and Santos, Brazil, he also worked as a missionary doctor and was Hospital Director for the Sopas Hospital in Papua New Guinea for seven years.

After arriving in Australia, Dr Munoz worked at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney alongside the late cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr Victor Chang.

Dr Munoz has worked as a doctor in Queensland for more than 13 years in a variety of institutions including the Royal Flying Doctor service based in Mt Isa. He was one of the first recruits under the Queensland doctors for the bush program and was able to provide medical care to the states most rural and remote areas. He has also worked at the Mackay Base Hospital as a GP anaesthetist. In Townsville, Dr Munoz has worked with the Royal Australian Air Force as a doctor and was part of the team at Townsville Day Surgery working with Steven Fairleigh.

Dr Munoz, is an avid soccer and mixed martial arts fan and when not keeping fit, is working hard with all staff at his Rosslea Medical Centre which represents his latest chapter and a commitment to Townsville's medical needs.

Dr Angus C McDonell brings with him years of experience and a strong interest in Aviation Medicine, Veteran Health and Rural Health and Medicine. Dr McDonell’s understanding and compassion is ignited from 2 tours in Afghanistan and as a Peace Keeper in East Timor and Peace Monitor in Bougainville PNG. Dr McDonell completed his General Practice training in North Qld and his rural training on Palm Island. He worked as a Medical Superintendent for 3 years at the Joyce Palmer Health Service (Palm Island Hospital) and as a Senior Medical Officer at Ingham Hospital. Dr McDonell also completed a year of training in Palliative Medicine at The Townsville Hospital.

An experienced GP/Family Physician of 23 years practice in Townsville, North Queensland, Australia. Seka originally moved to Australia from Uganda, where he graduated in medicine in 1977 at the prestigious Makerere University Medical School. He pursued post-graduate studies at The University of Sydney, Australia leading to a PhD in Pharmacology. He spent 6 years in Papua New Guinea working in hospitals there as well as lecturing at the University of Papua New Guinea. He returned to Australia and settled in Townsville in 1991, where he obtained his fellowship in general practice/family medicine (FRACGP) in 1996.

Dr Seka Kiyingi has worked in several general practices around Townsville, including: Hyde Park Medical Centre, Mundingburra Medical Centre, Stuart Medical Centre(Wulguru), My Family Doctors ( Urban Quarter) before joining Rosslea Medical Centre.

Dr Seka is a full time generalist but who has a special interest in the field of Asthma. He has in the past done extensive research in the pathophysiological mechanisms of asthma as well as its rational treatment. He is also very much interested in Adolescent health, the health of the aged and that of new Migrants into Australia. He regularly performs minor surgical procedures and skin cancer excisions.

Seka’s hobbies include gardening, choral singing, riding a push bike on the odd morning for physical fitness, playing African drums and rhythms, and writing books on the history and culture of the Baganda of Uganda.