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About Global MedLink

Global Medlink provides international our services, delivering specialist medical care to Australians whether they are in Australia or travelling internationally. Our service provides rapid access to Australian registered doctors via video consultation wherever you are*, eliminating the stress of trying to navigate local healthcare systems and language barriers
when you are unwell. Our doctors can provide a diagnosis, reassurance and treatment recommendations, enabling you to stay healthy and continue to enjoy your journey. Through partnerships with travel insurance companies, your consultation with the doctor can often be covered by your
insurance, meaning there is minimal cost involved. Founded, owned and operated by Australian doctors, our service is committed to delivering the best care to patients when they need us most.

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*Excluding people currently located within the USA or Canada

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Dr Corey Dalton

Dr. Corey Dalton is an Aboriginal doctor from the Arrernte, Warlpiri, and Pitjantjatjara lands of the Central Desert of Australia. A GP with extensive experience in indigenous health, community and occupational medicine, he is also an Associate Professor in the School of Medicine at the University of Notre Dame, with a focus on Aboriginal Health.

 

Prior to entering Medicine, Corey built his executive and senior leadership experience within the corporate sector across Human Resources, Employee Relations and contract management. Having broad experience as a Director and Chairperson on several boards has enabled Dr. Dalton to perform at a strategic level within Academia, Commerce, Business and Government. This varied background has shaped his strong sense of community and corporate social responsibility, including his work volunteering for Indigenous organisations, providing business partnering opportunities, health promotion teaching to communities and employment strategy development, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to improving the social determinants of health for Australian Indigenous peoples.

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In 2023, Dr. Dalton was awarded the GP in Training Award for Western Australia by the RACGP. His continued excellence, leadership, and advocacy for Aboriginal health led him to receive the National RACGP GP Award in 2023 for Australia. He is recognised for integrating clinical practice, academic leadership, and community engagement to advance Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health outcomes across the nation.

Dr Christopher Armstrong

Dr Chris Armstrong is a Consultant Emergency Physician with a wide variety of experience in Emergency Medicine, remote and rural telehealth, Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine and trauma care in multiple countries across the world. Trained at Royal Perth Hospital, he has worked in numerous metropolitan and regional hospitals in Western Australia, in various hospitals in the United Kingdom and with the Helicopter Emergency Medical Service in both New South Wales and the U.K. Additionally, he has worked for many years in emergency telehealth across Western Australia and in retrieval coordination within WA giving him an in-depth knowledge of remote and rural healthcare and telehealth services.

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Nicole Syriotis

Nicole Syriotis, is a senior health service leader with a clinical background in nursing, combined with extensive experience in clinical operations, governance, and service redesign across community, Private, NFP, Defence Force, Aboriginal health, and hospital-linked settings. She has proven expertise in leading multidisciplinary teams, building partnerships with GPs and community providers, and implementing innovative models of care to improve outcomes for patients, and complex populations. She is recognised for strategic leadership, cultural safety initiatives, and successful delivery of large-scale health projects.

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