Paratus Clinical Research Brisbane

Dr. Seet graduated from the University of Queensland, completing his training with ACT Health prior to moving back to Brisbane and rural Queensland as a Principal House Officer in Intensive Care, Emergency Medicine and General Surgery. He now fulfils a full-time role as a Clinical Trial Investigator for Paratus Clinical Research with objectives in completing a Master of Traumatology.

Dr. Leong graduated from the University of Queensland and further trained at the Mater Hospital Brisbane and the Queensland Children's Hospital before attaining fellowship with the RACGP. He continues to work as a General Practitioner alongside his work with Paratus Clinical.

Dr. Amith Mammoottil brings experience and expertise in General Practice with special interest in mental health, men’s health, chronic disease management, children’s health and indigenous health. Following return to Australia after completion of training, he has worked at The Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane, Canberra Hospital, Hervey Bay and Maryborough Hospitals and Joondalup Hospital, Perth. He also has vast clinical trial experience overseeing different phases from his time in Perth. He is currently a Principal Investigator at Paratus Clinical Brisbane and is pursuing a Masters in Public Health and Health Leadership Management.

Dr. Jonathan Day is an experienced General Practitioner with a passion for chronic disease management and preventative health. After earning his MBBS from the University of Queensland in 2014, he gained diverse clinical experience at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital and in rural settings. He achieved his RACGP fellowship in 2018, working in private practice across Northside Brisbane before dedicating several years to an Aboriginal Medical Service, where he served as Senior GP until 2021. Since then, Dr. Day has been practicing privately, continuing to provide high-quality, patient-centered care across multiple locations from mid-2024. In addition to his clinical work, he has been actively involved in primary care clinical research for the past 12 months.