Culturally Sensitive and Inclusive Care
At Mooloolaba Surgery, we are deeply committed to providing respectful, inclusive, and culturally appropriate healthcare to all members of our community. Our doctors offer care that is specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, ensuring services are delivered in a way that acknowledges and respects cultural values, beliefs, and practices.
We proudly embrace the diversity of our community and strive to create a welcoming environment for patients from all backgrounds. Our team is trained in delivering care that is both compassionate and culturally sensitive, helping to build trust and long-lasting relationships with our patients.
Dr. Zia, one of our experienced general practitioners, is multilingual and able to communicate effectively with patients who speak a variety of languages. This ensures that language is not a barrier to receiving high-quality care, and all patients feel heard, understood, and supported.
At Mooloolaba Surgery, cultural safety, inclusion, and personalised care are not just values—we practise them every day.
Male Doctors
Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Ziaullah (Dr. Zia) gained his medical degree in 2006 and has extensive experience gained in general practice in Australia and within the Australian public hospital sector.
Dr Zia provides all general practice consultations including Mental Health, chronic disease management, antenatal care, and men’s and women’s health.
Dr Zia has a special interest in medical cosmetic procedures, radio frequency and laser treatment of various skin types and conditions. He has successfully completed courses in skin cancer and Aesthetic Medicine in Australia and provides general skin cancer care and surgery.
Professional statement
Dr Nick Krasner qualified as a doctor at Liverpool University (UK) in 1992. He gained his GP qualifications and his Masters in Sports Medicine in London, where he also lectured doctors and medical students and later worked for Tottenham Hotspur and Barnet soccer teams.
He has a special interest in psychology, having written the book on depression entitled ’10 Simple Paths to Happiness.’ Dr Krasner has been studying and treating skin cancers for the last 4 years and recently completed his initial ACNEM training, which leads to a fellowship in Nutritional and environmental medicine (Integrative Medicine).
Dr Krasner has also been an expert for BBC World News, a presenter on Channel 10’s Cruise Mode, a children’s author and International motivational speaker.
Areas of Interest
Skin cancer management
Sports medicine
Health assessments
General medicine
Chronic disease management
Skin cancer Checks
Mental health
Child and adolescent health
Women's & Men's Health
Professional statement
Dr. Tha Aung enjoys all aspects of family medicine, with a special interest in skin cancer, chronic medical conditions and disease management, preventive health, emergency medicine, and minor procedures.
Areas of Interest
Skin cancer
Chronic disease management
Emergency medicine
Preventative health
Minor procedures
Languages Spoken
Burmese
English