For Specialists
Never walk alone
Your journey with Dokotela will be as part of a supportive team, not a sole practitioner left unsupported with your professional challenges. We provide full-service support to our team and promote a culture of quality and collaboration.
Benefits to Specialists
Flexible and Convenient
- Work where, when and as much as you like
Easy
- All of your administrative, billing, and secure technology needs provided
Collaborative
- Supportive group of Specialists to assist you in dealing with any complications that may arise
Full-service support
- Comprehensive training for you to deliver efficient high-quality telehealth
- Supportive peer group of specialists you can rely on
- Medical Advisory Council offering you leadership and support
- Responsive operations team to manage your appointment scheduling and billing
- Complaints handling process to assist you with issues that arise
- Regular peer review to help you continuously improve
- Work flexible hours that suit you and your lifestyle
- You will receive appropriate financial compensation for your expertise and diligence
- Do not wait for referrals, we are busy practice with referrals available for you
- Leading practice management software reduces your medicolegal risk, improves clinical outcomes and maintains data security
Contact us for a confidential discussion and a live demonstration of an initial patient consultation with our medical director
How it works
Get in touch
Send us your contact information so that we can get in touch with you
Confidential discussion and more information
Dokotela’s Head of People will be in touch to introduce Dokotela and arrange a more in depth discussion with our Medical Director
Training and support
Dokotela’s team will be in touch to provide training and support and hold your hand through your first experience with Dokotela
Practitioners
Psychiatrist
Dr Zelko Mustac
Language Spoken: English, Croatian
Psychiatrist
Dr Junita Basnett
Language Spoken: English
Psychiatrist
Dr Christina Matthews
Language Spoken: English
Psychiatrist
Dr Candice Jensen
Language Spoken: English
Psychiatrist
Dr Christopher Sulaksono
Language Spoken: English
General Adult Doctor
Dr Andrea Jacobi
Language Spoken: English, German
Psychiatrist
Dr Andrew Watt
Language Spoken: English
Psychiatrist
Dr Bernard Chivaurah
Language Spoken: English, Shona
Psychiatrist
Dr Katrina Marshall
Language Spoken: English, Greek
Clinical Care
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Dr Aneuryn Rozea
Language spoken: English
Dr Rozea has experience working in psychiatry in both metropolitan, regional and remote settings in fact-to-face, FIFO and Telehealth roles. He has worked in specialised services for eating disorders, neuropsychiatry, perinatal mental health and treatment resistant schizophrenia. He has expertise in treating Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Anxiety Disorder, PTSD and Adjustment Disorder as well as in neuro stimulation. Dr Rozea is drawn to working in Telehealth due to a long term desire and interest in improving access and equity in healthcare.
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Dr Abayomi Adeniyi
Language spoken: English
Dr Adeniyi is an experienced Consultant Psychiatrist with a demonstrated excellent history of working within the Hospital Inpatient, Emergency setting, and Community Mental Health Services. He is an accredited clinical supervisor for the RANZCP Fellowship training program, and a clinical lead within a multidisciplinary team. Dr Adeniyi has strong consulting professional ethics, and a great team player in a multidisciplinary environment. He is highly skilled in upto-date evidence based psychiatric practice, comprehensive biopsychosocial treatment options including psychotropics, psychopharmacology, psychological interventions, and Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).
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Dr Diana Wang
Language spoken: English, Madarin.
Dr Wang is a general adult psychiatrist and a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP). Her practice focuses on a person-centred, recovery-oriented approach with biological, psychological, and social considerations. She believes in the importance of talking therapy and developing connections with each of her clients to allow for a tailored approach of care. Most recently, she is completing advanced training in Psychotherapies with RANZCP.
She graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). Prior to this, she worked in the financial sector in various countries such as China and Singapore so she has special awareness of transcultural issues. She completed a degree in Finance and Mathematics at the University of New South Wales. She has trained and worked across a variety of public and non-government organisations in hospital and community settings, across south western and central Sydney.
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Dr Ann Potter
Language spoken: English
Dr Potter completed her medical training in the United States where she is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and National Board of Physicians and Surgeons and Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. She migrated to Australia in 2019 and is a Fellow of the Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists.
Dr Potter has worked in the Public Health System in Australia where she treated patients in both regional and urban areas. Her work in the public system allowed her to train psychiatry registrars and medical students. She has an interest in holistic care, with a focus on trauma informed treatment. Dr Potter works with individuals in regional areas via telehealth video connection.
Dr Potter has an interest in treating patients with mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychosis, and
trauma histories.
Psychiatrist
Dr Lori Aranha
Language spoken: English
Dr Lori Aranha is a highly experienced and compassionate psychiatrist with over 25 years of experience in service in both private and public settings. After graduating from the University of Sydney with a degree in Medicine (MB BS), Dr Aranha embarked on a path of specialised training in psychiatry, becoming a well respected figure in the field. Throughout her career, Dr Aranha has not only provided exceptional care to countless patients but has also make significant contributions as a supervisor, guiding and inspiring trainees and medical students in the field of psychiatry.
Dr Aranha’s interest lies in the realm of Women’s Mental Health with a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by women at various parts of their lifetime, including at times of illness, transition,pregnancy, postpartum, premenstrual and menopause.
Dr Aranha recognises the importance of working closely with other specialists such as psychologists, obstetricians and gynaecologists, midwives and general practitioners who have an interest in this area. Dr Aranha ensures that your mental health is approached holistically, taking into account your physical,emotional, spiritual and cultural well-being. She understands that seeking help for mental health concerns can be challenging especially for women. That’s why she tries to create a safe and supportive environment where you can freely express your concerns and collaborate on a treatment plan that suits you best. Whether you are experiencing mood, anxiety, addiction, trauma or seeking support for any other women’s mental health issues, Dr Aranha is here to help.
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Dr Ramprasad Attur
Language spoken: English
Dr Attur is a dedicated professional who has more than 15 years of specialist experience of working with children and adoelscents, helping them with various mental health issues. His expertise has been gathered from training and practicing in 3 different continents including United Kingdom and India. Dr Atturs’ experience has been both in private and public health settings. He is currently doing a full time public role in New South Wales. His areas of interest include working with children with ASD and neurodevelopmental issues.
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Dr James Baee
Language spoken: English
Dr James Baee is a general adult and forensic psychiatrist based in Sydney. He has experience in working in inpatient, outpatient, custodial, high secure and organisational settings.
He is a conjoint associate lecturer for the University of NSW and has lectured in the formal education course for psychiatric trainees at University of Sydney. He has a special interest in sport psychiatry, organisational psychiatry and psychodynamic psychotherapy. He is a published author in psychodynamic psychotherapy.
Book NowFAQs
Dokotela’s aim is to make telehealth hassle-free. We take care of all the administration so that you can focus on providing high-quality care to your patients.
This includes:
- Setting up a secure telehealth virtual room
- Onboarding/marketing to GPs Bookings and calendar management
- Reception service (rebooking, sending treatment plans/correspondence to GPs etc)
- Billing
We hold your hand through the whole process so you can just focus on providing high-quality clinical care.
We currently provide over 1,000 consultations per month. We are a group of 35 Specialists- most are part-time a few work full-time.
Collaborative Care Model
Dokotela is different from most telehealth platforms because of the model that we always work collaboratively with GP’s in managing their patients.
Practically, we do this by always trying to arrange appointments at the GP medical practice and requesting every patient to have time discussing the treatment plan with the Specialist, GP, and carers. We also request the GP to write the prescriptions to engage the GP more closely in the treatment of their patient.
We provide educational input, diagnostic clarification, suggestions regarding medication and possible side-effects and recommend appropriate e-health psychological services. We also ask about local psychosocial services with which the patient can engage.
- We work as a team, we often refer patients for 2nd opinions within our team of Specialists
- We manage complaints on your behalf by having an assigned complaints officer who will contact the patient and ask how best to resolve the dissatisfaction, often by offering a 2nd opinion. Most complaints relate to miscommunications that can usually be easily resolved
- We have a Dokotela Whatsapp group for our Specialists to communicate their questions and concerns. We are all very supportive and offer advice and assistance to this group
Payment for services will be received by Dokotela so we can confirm all your appointments have been paid and there are no outstanding debtors. Each Monday you will receive a statement of payment and funds will be deposited into your account for the week prior.
Please ensure you provide MBS items immediately following each appointment to avoid payments being delayed. When you start with Dokotela you will be required to complete a Medicare form for payment details, this should be sent to us at least 10 business days before you start consulting to avoid your first payment being delayed. The principal cost in telehealth is patient non-attendance.
Dokotela operations staff work very hard to keep this to a minimum, we are constantly refining our processes. If 50% of your patients don’t attend then effectively the Specialist is paying a 50% fee! We make sure that doesn’t’ happen to our Specialsits. The quality of our operations team saves you a large amount of time and money.
Clients generally pay out-of-pocket fees unless funded by a third party (primary health network, DVA, workcover etc.)
Some general psychiatry appointments are bulk billed at the Psychiatrists discretion for some clients in a rural or regional area as defined by the Modified Monash Model – MM2-7; in an aged care facility or an Aboriginal Medical Service.
Clients will be required to pay the appointment fee and we will then process the Medicare rebate on their behalf.
If a patient requests a service separate from their treatment (reports, letters, forms etc.) it is at your discretion what you would like to charge the patient (we can let you know what other Specialists charge if helpful).
If a patient wants to have a consult from home for a particular reason we will ensure the patient is appropriate for a home appointment.
If you see a patient who is inappropriate for management via video conference you can speak to the GP and tell him/her that this is the case – this is your clinical decision.
You can discuss concerns with other Specialists on the WhatsApp group at any time (or call our Medical Director).
- You can specify what types of work you will/won’t do
- All practitioners are required to consult with Dokotela a minimum of 4 hours per week. This is to cover the cost of the subscriptions required to be on the platform.
- You can work within your scope of practice, although by its nature telehealth tends to stretch the clinical problems that you will encounter.
- For example, if you are not comfortable prescribing Psychostimulants we will make a note of this and not send you these patients