Dr. Bruno Wauters: General Practitioner and Tropical Medicine specialist (Belgian)
Dr. Bruno has worked both as a general practitioner and as a physician in an emergency department in Belgium, before arriving in Vietnam in 1997. Dr. Bruno is Medical Director for the Hanoi Family Medical Practice. He specializes in general practice, and has experience in children's health and tropical medicine. Dr. Bruno is multi-lingual, fluent in Dutch, English, French and German.

Dr. Yaron Atzmon: Internist (Israeli)
Dr. Yaron graduated from Ben Gurion University in Beer-Sheva, Israel and completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the Soraski University Hospital in Tel-Aviv, Israel. Dr. Yaron has been practicing internal medicine at the Internal Medicine Department, as well as at the Emergency Room for seven years. He joined the Hanoi Family Medical Practice in November 2004 and specializes in infectious Diseases and Cardiology. Dr. Yaronis fluent in both English and Hebrew.

Dr. Brian Mc Naull : Specialist in Liver desease & Tropical Medicine (Canadian)
Dr. Brian has worked as a consultant in Viral Hepatitis and Liver disease (auto-immune, metabolic and liver failure) in Toronto, Canada for the last 8 years. He has also been co-investigator at the Toronto site for a number of international clinical trials for new anti-virals drugs against hepatitis B and C over the last 7 years. He was trained in the UK at the Sheffield University Medical School, Cambridge University (Addenbrooke Site) and at the London School of Tropical Disease (University College London). Dr. Brian also worked in Pediatrics at the Toronto Hospital for Sick children for four years. He is fluent in English.

Dr. Helen Ng-Pabiloņa: Pediatrician (Filipino)
Dr. Helen graduated from the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, Philippines. She trained in the Department of Pediatrics of Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center, and later worked there as a consultant. Dr. Helen also worked as a school physician for Southville International School and Saint Jude Catholic School in Manila. She has special interests in neurodevelopmental pediatrics and ambulatory care. She speaks fluent English, Mandarin, Fookien, and Filipino.

Dr. Nguyen Duc Hinh: Gynecologist and Obstetrician (Vietnamese)
In addition to being employed as Deputy Director of the Institute of Protection of Mothers and Newborn, Dr. Hinh heads the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of the Hanoi School of Medicine and is a consultant at the Hanoi International Hospital. At the Hanoi Family Medical Practice, Dr. Hinh uses state-of-the-art gynecological and urological laboratory equipment, including ultrasound, colposcopy, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy and urodynamic machines. He has studied in Vietnam, as well as in France, and speaks fluent French, English and Vietnamese.

Dr. Nguyen Thi Tan Sinh: Gynecologist and Obstetrician (Vietnamese)
Dr. Sinh is one of Vietnam's leading specialists in women's health issues, trained in France, Vietnam and Australia. She combines a busy practice with writing research articles on gynecology and obstetrics for publication in both French and Vietnamese medical journals. Dr. Sinh headed up the Gynecological and Obstetrics Department at the Vietnam International Hospital for three years, before joining the Hanoi Family Medical Practice in 2000. She speaks fluent English, French and Vietnamese.

Dr. Glenn Pabiloņa: General Practitioner and Rehabilitation Medicine Specialist (Filipino)
Dr. Glenn graduated from the University of Santo Tomas in Manila Philippines. He worked as an internist in Mary Chiles General Hospital, and later trained in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine of Philippine General Hospital. After serving as the chief resident, he continued working in the hospital as a consultant.  He also underwent training for the Jaipur limb prosthesis in India. Dr. Glenn has extensive experience in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation, brain and spinal cord injury rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics, electrodiagnostic medicine, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, and pediatric rehabilitation. He speaks fluent English, Fookien, and Filipino.

Dr. Jane Arroyo: Internal Medicine (Filipino)
Dr. Jane Arroyo completed her residency training in Internal Medicine at Capitol Medical Center in December 2007. She worked as an Internist in industrial clinics and a part time ER physician in Manila before coming to Hanoi. She is interested in Diabetology and Cardiology. She is fluent in Filipino and English.

Le Thi Minh Loan: Physiotherapist (Vietnamese)
Ms Loan obtained her Physiotherapist training from an Australian group of physiotherapists at the Viet Duc Hospital in Hanoi, from 1976 to1979. She works with people of all ages assessing, treating and preventing disorders in human movement, caused by injury and disease. Loan joined the Hanoi Family Medical Practice in 2001 and speaks fluent English and Vietnamese.

Dr. Bui Nghia Thinh: Intensive Care Unit (Vietnamese)
Dr. Bui Nghia Thinh earned a Certificate of General Practitioner and later a Certificate of Resident Doctor in Intensive Care Medicine from Hanoi Medical University. He was then trained in Mechanical Ventilation in Denvor, Colorador, USA. He has worked for more than 5 year in a leading ICU at Bach Mai hospital in Hanoi, taking care of patients with fast and bird flue.
Dr. Bui Nghaia Thinh is fluent in English and Vietnamese.

Rachel Wu: Physiotherapist (American)
Rachel earned a Bachelor Degree from the Physiotherapy Department of the National Taiwan University and a graduate degree from the University of Minnesota, in the United States. She has gained extensive clinical experience in Shanghai and Singapore, plus Houston, Minneapolis and New York in the United States. Rachel arrived in Vietnam in 2003, after accepting a position to work with the Hanoi Family Medical Practice.

Camille Unal: Speech Therapist (French)
Camille graduated in speech therapy from the University of Marseille (France). Before arriving in Vietnam she worked in France in a hospital with deaf children, and in a clinic treating patients with voice and swallowing troubles after laryngectomy.
She also worked in a retirement home and in an independent study for adults with language disabilities due to neurological pathologies, and children who got communication impairments, speaking or writing. Camille is fluent in French, English, Spanish and Brasilian Portuguese.