Dr Hamilton graduated from the University of Western Australia with a Bachelor of Science in 2006 with first class honours in pharmacology. He graduated medical school from Monash University in 2011 and completed a Masters in Medical Statistics in 2021.

Dr Hamilton trained in medical oncology through the Macarthur and Liverpool Cancer Centres, before doing a rural/tertiary specialised training program through Chris O’Brien Lifehouse and The Alan Coates Cancer Centre in Dubbo. He admitted to the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2018.

Dr Hamilton is a former chair of The Cancer Institute of NSW’s EVIQ service, responsible for the development and publication of internationally recognised cancer treatment guidelines.

Dr Hamilton moved to Albury as a medical oncologist in 2019 and is the current Clinical Director of Cancer Services for Albury Wodonga Health.  He also works as a physician in general medicine for Albury Wodonga Health.

Dr Sandy Tun Min joined Albury Wodonga Cancer Care in February 2025.  She is a dedicated medical oncologist with extensive experience in inpatient and outpatient oncology care, clinical research and medical education.  She graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2011 and underwent medical oncology training at Calvary Mater Newcastles, North West Cancer Centre, Macarthur Cancer Centre and Bankstown Cancer Centre.

A Fellow of the Royal Australiasian College of Physicians (FRACP) since 2020, Sandy also holds a Master of Clinical Epidemiology from the University of Newcastle and has contributed to peer-reviewed publications.

Dr Tun Min held a staff specialist position at Royal Darwin Hospital and the Alan Walker Cancer Centre from 2021 to 2024, gaining valuable experience in providing oncology services in a regional hospital. Throughout her career, Sandy has been involved in research, including clinical trials.

Dr Tun Min treats all solid organ malignancies with special interest in the fields of lung, breast, gastrointestinal and gynaecological oncology. She is involved in various multidisciplinary meetings and always strives to provide compassionate and evidence-based cancer care.

Dr Xu graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Medical Science in 2007 before graduating medical school at Monash University in 2011.  

Dr Xu underwent specialist training in medical oncology through The Kinghorn Cancer Centre and Macarthur Cancer Centre in Sydney and was a fellow at the Melanoma Institute of Australia.  She was admitted to the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2020 and moved to Albury in 2021.

Throughout her training, Dr Xu has gained considerable experience in specialist breast cancer and melanoma clinics, and in managing patients on clinical trials.  

Dr Xu treats all solid organ malignancies, with particular interests in breast cancer, melanoma and cancers of the genitourinary tract.  Dr Xu also works as a physician in general medicine for Albury Wodonga Health.

Dr Maged Al-Ammari is a consultant clinical haematologist with fellowship training in Australia & experience across tertiary cancer centres. He completed peer reviewed supervised practice at Liverpool Hospital, NSW, and has undertaken a dedicated leukaemia clinical trials fellowship, with a strong focus on malignant haematology.

Dr Al-Ammari takes a patient-centred, evidence-based approach to care, emphasising clear communication, shared decision-making, and individualised treatment planning. He supports patients and families through complex diagnoses and treatments with a focus on safety, continuity, and compassionate care.

He is actively involved in clinical trials and research across both malignant and non-malignant haematology. Dr AlAmmari has published in peer-reviewed haematology & medical journals, and abstracts at national & international conferences. He is an active member of the American Society of Hematology, the Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand, and the Australia Lymphoma and Leukaemia Group.

As part of the Cancer Centre team, Dr Al-Ammari works closely with nursing staff, allied health professionals, the Wellness Centre, and medical colleagues across Albury Wodonga Health to provide coordinated and holistic care. He was drawn to the service by the opportunity to deliver high quality specialist haematology care within a regional setting and to contribute to the continued growth of the Cancer Centre.

Raised in rural North-East Victoria, Dr Clark understands the importance of accessible, high-quality healthcare close to home. She is committed to delivering patient-centred care, working closely with each individual to support informed decision-making and optimal outcomes. Dr Clark is a General Surgeon with Subspeciality training in Breast Surgery and Full Membership of BreastSurgANZ.

After working as a Consultant General Surgeon in Orange, NSW, Dr Clark has established her practice in the Albury/Wodonga region, bringing her experience back to the community where she grew up.

Dr Clark holds a Master of Surgery and a Postgraduate Certificate in Onco-Aesthetic Breast Surgery (UK). She completed her medical degree at the University of Sydney, including rural training in Dubbo. She was awarded the NSW Rural Doctors Network Cadetship and undertook her early clinical training in Wagga Wagga. Dr Clark subsequently completed formal specialist training in General Surgery across Newcastle and the Central Coast NSW, achieving Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) in 2019.

Dr Clark was selected for the highly competitive BreastSurg ANZ Postfellowship Training program where she completed intensive specialised breast cancer and reconstructive surgery training at the prestigious Chris O'Brien Lifehouse (Sydney) and Concord Repatriation General Hospital (Sydney). She is experienced in breast cancer surgery, including oncoplastic techniques, management of benign breast conditions, mastectomy (including risk-reducing surgery), implant-based breast reconstruction and breast reduction surgery. Dr Clark also offers a broad range of general surgery services via the General Surgery Clinic at AWH including thyroid, parathyroid, skin cancer, melanoma, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, gallbladder and hernia surgery.

Dr Jovy Carpio has joined Albury Wodonga Health, recently with Northeast Health Wangaratta and Benalla Health in Victoria. She is a fully trained General Surgeon from the Philippines with extensive experience in Trauma and Oncologic Surgery. During her surgical training in the Philippines, she was a dedicated advocate for breast cancer education and early detection, contributing to outreach programs that provided vital education to smaller hospitals in Manila and supporting national breast cancer initiatives. Her career in Australia began as a Trauma and General Surgical Fellow at Liverpool Hospital for 5 years, followed by a year in the same role at The Canberra Hospital. Jovy has presented at numerous conferences and workshops, where she shared innovative strategies for optimising trauma outcomes with limited resources. A passionate educator, she is a DSTC (Definitive Surgical Trauma Care) Instructor and Senior Instructor for the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS/EMST) Course. She is also the current Victorian Representative for the National ATLS Committee. In addition, Jovy is the current Chair of the Northeast Health Wangaratta Cancer Multidisciplinary Meeting, leading collaborative efforts in cancer care.