ABOUT US
Opened in late 1991 by Dr David Rollinson Cashmere Medical Practice is a small, friendly general practice dedicated to providing high quality care to you and your family.
We are a locally owned, family practice with a long history of serving our local community.
SERVICES
Cashmere Medical Practice offers a wide range of community based services.
Please contact us for further information, we'd be happy to help.
GP Appointments
Immunisations
Minor Surgery
Nursing Services
Aclasta Infusions
Wound Care
Dr Sandra Fountain
GP
Dr Sandra Fountain has been working as a GP for over
25 years and a practice owner for
14 years and she enjoys all aspects of
general practice. She grew up in
Hornby, Christchurch in a large
Catholic family and attended the local
primary school and then Villa Maria College. She was supposed to be a
shorthand typist but decided to
become a doctor instead. She has three
adult sons and enjoys reading, gardening and badminton in her free time.
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Dr Lukas Fern
GP
Lukas has worked in General Practice since 2020 after switching from hospital medicine. His parents migrated from Switzerland and he grew up on an organic farm in Christchurch. He still enjoys working outdoors and being involved in native regeneration. He has a special interest in minor surgery but really enjoys all aspects of General Practice. Lukas enjoys gardening and being outdoors with his young family.
Tracey
Reception
Dr Isla Gilmore
GP
Dr Isla Gilmore has been working at Cashmere Medical Practice since 2020, having completed her GP training in Cromwell. She is a fellow of the Royal
New Zealand College of GPs and holds a postgraduate Diploma of General Practice and a postgraduate Certificate of Women’s health. She enjoys all aspects of General Practice and finds building long-lasting relationships with patients particularly rewarding.
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Jade
Nurse
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Elaine
Reception
Dr Sam Fussey
GP
Dr Sam Fussey was brought up in Oxford and after several moves around the South Island he has found himself settled back home in Canterbury. He is a fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of GPs and holds a postgraduate Diploma of General Practice. He enjoys all aspects of being GP with interests in rural health and minor surgery. He is also well known for his novelty ties, good luck spotting him in the same one twice. Outside of work you can find him walking the hills or with his head in a book, but not usually both at the same time.
Ashleigh
Nurse
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Jane
Reception