Albert is a Malaysian Chinese, graduated from University of Auckland in 2008. He joined ACMA in 2019 and has been in the ACMA committee for several years. He is currently working as a General Practitioner and has his own medical centre in West Auckland that was opened in 2020.  He enjoys his general practice work which develops long term relationship with patients and promoting preventative medicine. He is also interested in minor surgeries and women’s health.  Outside medicine, Albert enjoys outdoor activities such as tramping & cycling, spending quality time with family & friends and reading.

Jessie is Director and CEO of Windsor Medical Centre and Director and Co-founder of Caring Clinic Doctors. After coming to New Zealand at age 15, she gained double degrees in Medicine (Otago) and Commerce (University of Auckland). She worked in different hospitals and clinics prior to becoming the chief operating doctor at two large medical groups. She joined Windsor Medical Centre, the largest Asian-focused medical centre in the Northshore, as one of two partners in 2011. After five years of hands-on experience in operational management, she and her husband founded Caring Clinic Doctors group on Queen Street in Auckland in 2016

Ming Han is a Gastroenterologist at Middlemore Hospital who also consults privately at Greenlane Medical Specialists.  He is a Malaysian born Chinese who migrated to New Zealand at 16.  After completing his Physician and Gastroenterology training in New Zealand, he undertook a fellowship in Inflammatory Bowel Disease at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital before returning to Auckland.  His enjoys playing competitive tennis, travelling and eating.  Apart from English, he also speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien and Teo Chew.

Danny is a New Zealand born Chinese, and grew up on a market garden in Mangere, Auckland. He studied at University of Auckland, and began his career in auditing He now has a role in finance, accounting and information technology at Mitsubishi New Zealand Ltd, an investment company. His connection with ACMA began in 1990 when his partner, Dr Belinda Luey, first joined the ACMA committee. He spends as much time as possible with his partner and they enjoy cycling, good food, travelling, movies and music together.

Jessie is a second year registered medical officer. She was born and raised in New Zealand, and her parents are both from Fujian, China. In 2017, Jessie graduated from Saint Kentigern College and knew she wanted to pursue her passion for healthcare. Through YACMA and ACMA, she would like to give back to the Asian community that has been the backbone of her life in NZ. Jessie enjoys hiking, travelling, and playing board games in her spare time.

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Dr. Vincent Yiu is a General Practitioner and Family Physician with over 20 years of experience in medical anesthetics, surgery, and family medicine. A University of Otago graduate, he trained as a surgical and trauma registrar in Melbourne and Mildura before transitioning to primary care in 2008, serving communities in New Zealand and Australia. He became a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (FRNZCGP) in 2012. Dr. Yiu also spent eight years in Hong Kong, practicing as a Family Physician and mentoring future practitioners as a tutor for the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians, contributing to training programs in both Hong Kong and China. As the Founder and Director of Veca Medical Health Centre, he is committed to providing culturally sensitive care in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

Gary graduated from the University of Otago in 2003. He worked in Sydney, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital before returning to Hamilton for his GP training and work in Auckland as a general practitioner. He is currently the clinical director and company director at The Doctors New Lynn. Gary has special interests in minor surgery, chronic conditions and health/wellbeing promotion. He moved from Taiwan to New Zealand with his family when he was 15.

Dr. Quoa Young Lee is a GP that works out at Mission Bay. He is a dying breed of GPs who works solo to avoid arguments.

Now that his children are teenagers and ignoring him, he’s happy to help out with ACMA and finally get some attention. Aside from his interest in promoting the Chinese medical community - he likes middle-aged men activities like walking, gardening and pickleball - in between using the massage chair.

Dr. Joanna Lan is a dedicated GP with a strong focus on women's and children's health. Locally trained at Auckland Medical School, she brings a deep understanding of the healthcare needs of New Zealand communities.

As a proud mum of three, Dr. Lan combines her professional expertise with personal insight to provide compassionate care. Outside of her medical practice, she enjoys exploring new recipes and having fun outings with her family.