Our Team

Kellie Pavelic is a purpose-driven entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience across finance, property, and business strategy. Her career has been defined by building platforms in complex, fragmented industries, developing the operational, commercial, and leadership capabilities that now underpin her work in healthcare.

Having founded and scaled businesses from the ground up, Kellie brings deep expertise in sustainable growth, organisational efficiency, and building the systems that allow professionals to do their best work. Her background in high-volume, relationship-driven industries gave her a firsthand understanding of what independent operators need to thrive and what gets in the way.

Kellie now channels that experience into healthcare. As Founding Director of Australian Medical Care (AMC), she is growing a national network of GP-led clinics through acquisition, bringing independent practices together under a shared model of holistic, multidisciplinary care where physical and mental health are treated as one.

AMC was founded on a simple but important observation: independent GP practices face growing administrative, compliance, and operational pressures that are increasingly difficult to manage alone. Kellie's mission is to change that, supporting experienced doctors to focus on what matters most: their patients. AMC exists to help GPs preserve the trusted relationships they've built over careers, and to ensure the communities they serve continue to receive the consistent, high-quality care they deserve.

Sherran is a strategic executive leader with over 15 years of experience scaling high-growth businesses across finance, operations, governance, risk, and people & culture. She holds an MBA from the University of Newcastle and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Most recently serving as Chief Commercial & Risk Officer and Company Secretary at Tecala — a leading IT managed services firm — Sherran was instrumental in building the systems, processes, and operational infrastructure that took the business from start-up to market leader. She brings deep expertise in financial governance, executive reporting, strategic planning, and building the operational foundations that enable sustainable growth.

As COO of AMC, Sherran leads the operational backbone of the business — designing and implementing the scalable systems, processes, and people structures needed to support AMC's national clinic network as it grows.

Dr Hani Bittar is a highly respected General Practitioner with over three decades of experience serving the Western Sydney community. He has been practicing as a family GP since the early 1990s and has been a cornerstone of primary care in the region, known for his deep commitment to patient-centred, community-based healthcare.

Dr Bittar is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) and holds a Master of Family Medicine from Monash University and a Master of Reproductive Medicine from Western Sydney University.

Beyond clinical practice, Dr Bittar is a Senior Lecturer in General Practice, actively involved in training the next generation of doctors. He has dedicated much of his career to mentoring GP registrars and medical students, reflecting his strong belief in education, leadership, and long-term impact in primary care.

He has also played a significant leadership role in the profession, having served on the board of the Western Sydney Division of General Practice, including terms as Vice President and President, and as Chair of the Mt Druitt Medical Practitioners Association.

Dr Bittar is widely recognised for his commitment to comprehensive, patient-centred care, and for advocating multidisciplinary, team-based models that improve outcomes in diverse and underserved communities.

Fluent in English, Arabic, and French, he brings a culturally inclusive approach to care, supporting the diverse populations of Western Sydney.

At Australian Medical Care, Dr Bittar plays a key leadership role in strengthening the GP-led foundation of the network, contributing to clinical direction, mentoring doctors, and supporting the development of high-performing, patient-centred clinics.

Dr Barbara Jenner is a highly experienced General Practitioner and long-standing practice owner, with over 30 years of continuous clinical and operational leadership in Australian primary care.

She has been a partner in her own GP clinic since 1991, where she has successfully built and sustained a high-performing, private billing practice, leading a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, and administrative staff. Her experience spans practice ownership, team development, accreditation, and operational management, with a deep understanding of the realities of running a modern medical practice.

Dr Jenner holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) with Honours from the University of New South Wales, where she was awarded prizes in community health and surgery. She is also a member of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).

Her career includes international experience in the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia, giving her exposure to a broad range of clinical environments and healthcare systems.

Dr Jenner has developed strong expertise in medical regulation, business operations, and engagement with government frameworks, and is recognised for her ability to adapt practice models in response to evolving regulatory and economic conditions. She is deeply committed to ensuring that GP clinics deliver high-quality patient care while remaining sustainable and resilient as businesses.

Clinically, she has extensive experience managing chronic and complex conditions, particularly within an ageing population. She also has a special interest in aviation medicine and is accredited to conduct aviation medical assessments.

At Australian Medical Care, Dr Jenner contributes her extensive experience in practice ownership, operations, and clinical governance, supporting the development of sustainable, well-structured GP clinics.

She provides practical insight into how clinics operate day-to-day, helping to ensure that AMC's model remains grounded in real-world general practice, balancing clinical quality, operational efficiency, and long-term sustainability.

Dr Zhen Zhang is a Consultant Psychiatrist with extensive experience across general adult psychiatry, forensic mental health, and complex case management. He brings a unique combination of clinical expertise, leadership, and system-level thinking, with a strong focus on improving how mental health care is delivered within broader healthcare systems.

He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP) and holds postgraduate qualifications in forensic and community mental health, reflecting a strong academic foundation alongside deep clinical experience.

Dr Zhang works within the NSW Statewide Court Liaison Services as a forensic psychiatrist, operating at the intersection of mental health, law, and public health systems, where he manages complex cases and contributes to structured approaches to care.

In addition to his public sector work, Dr Zhang is actively involved in private psychiatric practice and clinical leadership, with a focus on multidisciplinary collaboration, governance, and service delivery design.

He is also President of the Australian Chinese Medical Practitioners Society (ACMPS), where he plays an active role in professional development, education, and cross-cultural collaboration across the medical community.

Fluent in English and Mandarin, Dr Zhang brings a culturally informed and patient-centred approach to care, supporting diverse communities across Australia.

At Australian Medical Care, Dr Zhang serves as Chief Psychiatric Officer, leading the development of a structured, scalable mental health model embedded within GP clinics.

Working alongside GP leaders, he is designing systems that support early identification, triage, and ongoing management of mental health conditions, enabling primary care teams to deliver more coordinated, consistent, and patient-centred care.

His work underpins AMC's vision of integrating mental and physical health, transforming GP clinics into holistic, high-performance care environments that better meet the needs of patients and communities.

Adam Murray is a Partner at Findex, with extensive experience in business advisory, financial strategy, and practice growth across Australian SMEs and healthcare businesses.

He joined Findex in 2013, following over nine years of experience in Melbourne, where he developed strong expertise in business structuring, performance improvement, and strategic financial planning.

Adam works closely with business owners to provide practical, forward-looking advice, helping them improve performance, navigate growth, and achieve long-term financial outcomes. His advisory approach focuses on aligning financial strategy with operational execution, ensuring businesses are positioned for sustainable success.

He has particular experience supporting medical and healthcare professionals, advising on areas such as practice growth and profitability, business structuring and ownership transitions, financial management and cash flow optimisation, and long-term wealth creation strategies.

Adam is known for translating complex financial concepts into clear, actionable strategies, making him a trusted advisor to business owners seeking both stability and growth, offering insights aligned with AMC's approach to building sustainable GP-led clinics.

Russell Lee is an experienced healthcare consultant with a strong background in general practice operations, business development, and clinic performance improvement.

He has worked closely with GP clinics and healthcare providers across Australia, supporting them in areas such as practice setup, operational optimisation, team structure, and growth strategy. His approach is practical and execution-focused, helping clinics improve efficiency while maintaining high standards of patient care.

Russell brings a solid understanding of the day-to-day realities of running medical practices, including staffing, workflow management, and service delivery. He is particularly focused on building sustainable clinic models that can adapt to changing market conditions and regulatory environments.

At Australian Medical Care, Russell works as a consultant supporting the development and optimisation of clinic operations across the network.

He contributes to practice setup, workflow design, and operational improvement, helping ensure that clinics are structured to deliver efficient, high-quality, and scalable care. His role supports AMC's broader goal of building well-run, sustainable GP-led clinics.