Our Team
High-quality healthcare you can trust
Our practice is led by talented and experienced practitioners committed to sustaining a high-performing healthcare system responsive to the needs of the community Aya After Hours serve.
Dr. Kashpia Asma
General Practitioner
Dr. Kashpia Asma is a dedicated General Practitioner with extensive experience in general medicine across Bangladesh and Australia. She has completed her MBBS and AMC examinations and has worked in multiple hospital settings including Emergency Medicine, Palliative Care, Pediatrics, and Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Dr. Asma has a strong clinical interest in women’s health, children’s health, geriatrics, and palliative care. Known for her empathy and excellent communication skills, she is passionate about building strong, trusting relationships with her patients and supporting community wellbeing. Outside of work, she enjoys travelling, spending time with family, listening to music, and staying positive despite life’s challenges.
Dr. Hadi Chamoun
General Practitioner
Hadi Chamoun is an After Hours Medical Practitioner with extensive experience across emergency medicine, internal medicine subspecialties, outpatient clinics, and geriatric care within the South Western Sydney Local Health District hospitals. He completed his MBBS at the University of Sharjah in 2018 and is currently completing his General Medicine training
at Campbelltown Hospital.
Passionate about delivering compassionate and practical patient care, Hadi’s clinical interests include medical diagnosis, adult medicine, geriatric medicine, and medication reconciliation. Beyond clinical work, he is actively involved in mentoring junior doctors and teaching medical
students from Western Sydney University.
Originally awarded a full scholarship to study medicine after achieving one of the top academic
results in his high school in the UAE, Hadi continues to value balance both professionally and personally. Outside work, he enjoys travelling, camping, and occasionally getting lost on interstate road trips—with his Nintendo Switch always packed for emergencie
