PMLC Members - Western Australia

Dr Lachlan Henderson has a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (UWA) and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He has a Master of Health Services Management (Monash) qualification and a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).

He is the Group Director Medical Services and Strategy of St John of God Health Care (SJOGHC). Following his medical studies, Dr Henderson spent 15 years in general practice.

From 2007 – 2009, Dr Henderson was a member of MDA National’s WA State Advisory Committee. He is a Fellow of the Leadership WA program (2006) and in 2005 received a WA Business News’ “40 under 40” award in recognition of his professional achievements.

Dr Michael Gannon graduated from the University of Western Australia training at Royal Perth and King Edward Memorial. He completed training with a Urogynaecology Fellowship at St Mary’s in London.

He is specially interested in Medical Problems in Pregnancy and Perinatal Loss holding appointments at St John of God, Mercy and Osborne Park Hospitals.

He is a Past President of AMSA and was a member of MDA National's WA State Advisory Committee. He is a  Councillor of the Australian Medical Association (WA) and Treasurer of the WA Branch of RANZCOG.

Dr Dror Maor graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2005 and is currently an Orthopaedic Registrar.

Whilst completing his studies he has held numerous positions of leadership within various organisations ranging from being the National President of the Australian Medical Students Association in 2005, a Director and Federal Councilor of the AMA both nationally and on a state level as well as a member of MDA National’s WA State Advisory Committee. He is currently the AMA WA Chair of the Doctors in Training.

Assoc Prof Moira Sim is a General Practitioner and a Specialist Addiction Medicine Physician who has spent 18 years in clinical practice in the community. She is Liaison GP for Osborne Park Hospital and a member of the Western Australian Safety and Quality in Health Care Committee.