Dr Kimberley Bondeson

Dr Kimberley Bondeson is a dedicated and highly skilled General Practitioner who provides comprehensive, patient-centred care. With a broad clinical focus, she is committed to supporting the health and well-being of individuals and families at every stage of life. Dr Bondeson has a particular interest in Women's Health, Children's Health, and Aviation Medicine, offering a reassuring and professional approach to all aspects of general practice. Her diverse background spans both urban and rural settings, allowing her to deliver versatile and adaptable medical care tailored to the unique needs of each patient.

Dr Bondeson completed her medical training at the University of Queensland, graduating with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in 1996. Prior to her medical studies, she earned a Bachelor of Science with Honours from the same institution. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and holds a post-graduate Certificate in Aerospace Medicine. Demonstrating a strong commitment to medical leadership and advocacy, Dr Bondeson has served as a Councillor for the Australian Medical Association Queensland, President of the Redcliffe and District Local Medical Association, and a Committee Member for the Australian Senior Active Doctors Association.

Throughout her career, Dr Bondeson has gained extensive experience across diverse clinical environments. She spent time working in rural and remote communities in Queensland, including regional postings in Aboriginal community health. Following basic training in accident and emergency medicine, she worked as an After-Hours Doctor in Brisbane before transitioning into dedicated general practice. Her clinical approach is characterised by thoroughness and empathy, ensuring that patients receive evidence-based treatments and preventative care. Whether managing chronic conditions, performing minor procedures, or conducting specialised aviation medical examinations, she prioritises clear communication and patient comfort.