Renmark Medical – Renmark Medical Clinic

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Renmark Medical Clinic

The Renmark Medical Clinic is located on the corner of Ral Ral Avenue and Thurk Street, Renmark (65 Thurk Street, Renmark). The Clinic serves the towns of Renmark, Paringa, Lyrup and surrounding areas. Renmark is situated on a sweeping bend on the magnificent Murray River. The Renmark and Paringa District Hospital is staffed by the doctors from the Renmark Medical Clinic who manage general medical cases and perform minor surgery. Several visiting specialists operate at the hospital performing a range of procedures. Radiology facilities are available in Renmark, and nearby at the Riverland Regional Hospital in Berri.

The Renmark Medical Clinic is an AGPAL Accredited General Practice

Practice Information – Practice Information Booklet
Most Recent Newsletter – October 2019 Newsletter

Clinic Opening Hours
Call 08 8586 4111 for appointments and 000 for emergency

Monday to Friday: 8.30am to 5.30pm

Saturday: Phone lines open 8.30am to 11.30am
Clinic doors open 9.00am to 11.30am

Sunday &
Public Holidays: Closed

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Our Doctors

The Renmark Medical Clinic has Doctors with special interests in rural family medicine, emergency medicine, sports medicine, obstetrics, women's health, anaesthetics and skin surgery.

Dr Paul Smith

Dr Paul Smith has been in General Practice in Renmark since 1985. He has an interest in obstetrics and sports medicine. He co-ordinates the Flinders PRCC medical students in Renmark and is also involved in the Renmark and Paringa Health Advisory Council.

Dr Chris Muecke

Dr Chris Muecke studied medicine at Flinders University and graduated in 1981. He practices many aspects of rural family medicine and also co-ordinates and supervises the Registrar program.

Dr James McLeod

Dr James McLeod trained in Rural General Practice through Flinders University and Sturt Fleurieu GP Education and Training. His special interests aside from general practice include emergency Medicine, skin surgery and anaesthetics.

Dr Hamish Eske

Graduated from Adelaide University in 2012 with a keen interest in pursuing Rural General Practice. Interests within General Practice include chronic disease management, palliative care and emergency medicine.

Dr David Rosenthal

Dr David Rosenthal has practised as a rural GP in his home town of Renmark in the South Australian Riverland for thirty five years. In addition to accepting a rural clinical workload, including anaesthetics, he is active as Senior Lecturer in rural medical education at the Flinders University.

Dr Corina Sims

From the USA, Dr Corina Sims came to Adelaide to complete her medical degree at Flinders University School of Medicine. She finished her medical degree in 2003, then went on to earn an Advanced Diploma in Obstetrics. Her interests are in Obstetrics and Women’s health.

Dr Jacob Mackenzie

Completed medical training at Flinders University, and in 2010 was a medical student in the Riverland. Jacob received the national prize for the highest exam result in the country for his final GP examination. He now works as a rural GP and GP Anaesthetist.

Dr Amy Thomas

Graduated from Flinders University in 2010. She has an Advanced Diploma in Obstetrics and her special interests with Rural General Practice include Obstetrics, Women's Health, Paediatrics and emergency medicine. Outside of medicine she enjoys spending time with her family, travelling, camping and various sports.