Complete Travel Health & Vaccination Services
Our travel medicine service helps you prepare for safe and healthy travel, no matter your destination. We provide personalised travel health advice, recommended vaccinations, and preventive treatments for travellers visiting developing countries, tropical regions, or remote areas. Whether you're travelling for work, adventure, or leisure, our GPs can help protect you against travel-related illnesses such as yellow fever, malaria, and Q Fever, while offering tailored guidance for frequent travellers and those with complex medical needs.
We are an accredited Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre and one of a limited number of practices on the Gold Coast offering the full Q Fever vaccination program. Our travel medicine consultations are tailored to your specific itinerary, travel style, health history, and risk profile — covering vaccines, malaria prevention, traveller's diarrhoea standby medication, altitude sickness advice, and international certificate documentation. We recommend booking at least 6–8 weeks before departure so all vaccines can be completed in time. Q Fever in particular requires pre-vaccination blood and skin tests, so early booking is essential for those working in high-risk industries.
Accredited Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre — international certificate issued
Full Q Fever vaccination program — pre-screening, skin test, and vaccine
Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, Japanese Encephalitis, Rabies, Meningococcal
Malaria prevention — risk assessment and prophylactic prescription
Traveller's diarrhoea and altitude sickness management
International vaccination certificate (Yellow Card) issued
Travel Ready — Expert Advice, Vaccinations & Yellow Fever Certification
Heading overseas? Our travel medicine service provides everything you need — destination-specific advice, all required vaccines, and Q Fever and Yellow Fever certification on-site.
Q Fever Program
For Q Fever, a pre-vaccination blood test and skin test are performed first to confirm you have no prior immunity. The vaccine is then administered — allow 3–4 weeks for the full program.
Vaccinations & Prescriptions
Vaccines are administered in-clinic, prescriptions for preventive medications are issued, and your international vaccination certificate is completed where required.
Pre-Travel Consultation
Your GP reviews your itinerary, health history, and vaccination record — providing personalised advice on every health risk relevant to your destination and travel style.
What to Expect During Your Visit
