Dr Karolina Rogowska

Karolina is Polish and she graduated and worked in France, Paris. She has a special interest in women health and infectious diseases. Karolina speaks English, French and Polish and is learning Spanish and Maori. She enjoys biking and running. It has been a dream come true for Karolina to relocate with her husband and three children to NZ.

Dr Jason Reidpath

NP Catrina Del Rosario

A Nurse Practitioner has advanced training that enables them to assess, diagnose, prescribe, order and interpret results, and provide treatment as a lead health care provider. They can do most things that you would see your General Practitioner for. 

Catrina grew up in Hawkes Bay and moved to Dunedin for University. She then returned to Hawkes Bay and has been working at Hastings Health Centre since 2016.

She completed her Masters degree and Nurse Practitioner training through Massey University, gaining first class honours. Catrina has also completed a post-graduate diploma in long term conditions management.

She enjoys all aspects of family practice, and has a particular interest in long term conditions and women’s health. Her aim is to provide families with optimal and holistic health care.

Catrina loves to keep fit and active. She spends a lot of her time outdoors with her husband, baby girl and their dog.”

Dr Justine McIntyre

I am from a background in Orthopaedics and trained in NZ where I completed approximately 11yrs around New Zealand as a Basic and Advanced trainee in the Orthopaedic Surgical Training Programme finishing my final year in 2018. I chose to re-train as a GP with an Orthopaedic focus.

I currently run a GP practice, a busy fracture clinic 3 days a week and a Carpal Tunnel Service. I am also involved in The Hawke’s Bay Strains and Sprains Surveillance Management and Prevention Programme which is a research partnership with ACC and Massey University.

Dr. Cathie Ellis

Ngahere

General Practitioner

MB, Ch.B, FRNZCGP

Cathie provides general medical services from paediatric through to elderly healthcare.  She has worked in general practice in the Hastings area since 1985.

 

 

 

 

Dr. Colin Jones

Ngahere

General Practitioner

Director of The Hastings Health Centre

Teacher Trainee Interns Wellington School of Medicine

ACC Approved GP of Special Interest on Orthopaedics

HDC Crematorium Medical Referee

Senior Lecturer at the University of Otago Wellington

MB, Ch.B, Dip. OBst , Dip.Com. Em. Med

Colin has been practicing medicine for 35 years, including 25 years as a member of the Rescue Helicopter team. Having delivered many babies over the past 30 years, he has developed a strong family oriented practice, and has special interests in maternity care, family medicine, minor surgery orthopaedics, musculoskeletal and sports medicine.  Colin is also able to perform tongue tie release.

He is an ACC appointment GPSI in orthopaedics and takes referrals from other family doctors for assessments and practical procedures such as steroid injections.  he is the medical referee for the Hastings Crematorium.  He participates in training medicals students and house surgeons, hoping to encourage them into family medicine as a career.

When Colin is not at work, he enjoys spending time outdoors tramping and cycling.

 

 

 

 

Dr. Holly Runstadler

Dr. Richard Jamieson

Ngahere

General Practitioner

FRNZCGP, BHB, MB, Ch.B, Dip. Paed (Auckland)

Richard feels proud and enormously blessed to be part of this wonderful team at The Hastings Health Centre.  He has lived in Hawkes Bay since 2003; having shifted down here to live where his wife grew up; after several years doing hospital medicine in Auckland and a year working (sort of) in London. They have managed to raise four wonderful children since then, and Hastings is very much home for them now.  They absolutely love it here, and  reckon this is just about the best place in the world they could possibly be.

They love the sunshine and all of the outdoor leisure activities that the Bay has on their doorstep.  Richard particularly enjoys getting out to the surf and playing with the kids at Waimarama beach, trekking up and down the Hawkes Bay mountain bike trails, hacking his way hopelessly around the golf course, supporting his beloved Black Caps at McLean Park, and pretending he is still young and fit enough to handle his snowboard.  And yet instead he still seems to spend most of his spare time chauffeuring kids around to further their social lives.

Of course the food, wine, and coffee in Hawkes Bay is world class, if you don’t believe him then he has some places to send you to immediately.

Richard is also very pleased to be a member at Hastings Baptist Church which he attends with his family.