Bannockburn Medical Centre

31/05/2026

BANNOCKBURN MEDICAL CENTRE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY 4TH JUNE & RE-OPEN ON THURSDAY 11TH JUNE.

THE DOCTOR WILL BE ON SICK LEAVE.

THANKYOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.

STAFF AT BANNOCKBURN MEDICAL CENTRE

29/05/2026

BANNOCKBURN MEDICAL CENTRE WILL BE DOING PHONE CONSULTATIONS ONLY FOR SATURDAY 30TH MAY FROM 8-12PM.

THANKYOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.
STAFF AT BANNOCKBURN MEDICAL CENTRE

16/04/2026

Dear Patients,

Bannockburn will be closed Saturday 25th April (Anzac Day)

Thank you for your co-operation

Regards
Management and Staff

13/04/2026

26/03/2026

Dear valued patients,

Flu vaccines are now available for age group kids 5yrs and under and for adults aged over 65yrs.

Please book your appointment online through https://bannockburnmc.com.au/
or by calling us on 0756200568 to book with our receptionist at a time that is convenient for you.
Thank you.
Bannockburn Medical Centre

Bannockburn Medical Centre is a mixed billing, group general practice with a team of GP’s, nurse and practice staff ready to look after your health care needs. Our practice also has visiting allied health professionals including a podiatrist, physiotherapist and dietician.Our goal is to provide yo...

08/01/2026

We have rooms to rent for Beauty Therapist if anyone is interested, please contact the Medical Centre on 07 5620 0568.

08/12/2025

BANNOCKBURN MEDICAL CLINIC WILL NOW BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY THE 3rd of JANUARY. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.

30/10/2025

As the temperature rises in our region, there is an increased risk that see or be in contact with sick, injured, and deceased flying foxes (bats). Bats can carry Australian Bat Lyssavirus (ABLV) which is a nationally notifiable disease that causes a fatal encephalitis similar to rabies.

ABLV is transmitted through a bite or scratch from an infected bat, or from contact with an infected bat via a wound or mucous membranes.

Metro South Public Health Unit advises clinicians to patients with wound care and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) to go ASAp to the nearest GP or hospital if they :

-are bitten/scratched by a bat

-have had mucous membrane exposure to bat saliva.

for more information please visit: https://www.qld.gov.au/health/condition/infections-and-parasites/viral-infections/australian-bat-lyssavirus

Bannockburn Medical center

Australian bat lyssavirus (ABLV) is a virus that can be transmitted from bats to humans, causing serious illness.