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Explore the Viking Careers page to discover extensive resources for professional and mentoring opportunities. Whether you're navigating a career transition, seeking to share your expertise, or wanting advice from those in your desired industry, our platform connects Churchie Old Boys across generations to share knowledge and engage with one another.
Tim Amos (2004)
General Practitioner and Practice Owner
About Tim
Tim has been working as a general practitioner now for nearly 10 years. Having first started his career with aspirations to be a surgeon his transition to GP was hands down one of the best decisions he has ever made.
Working with patients over years you form close relationships and ride the peaks and troughs together. GP has also allowed Tim flexibility to surgical assist in orthopaedics, provide care to the elderly with Regis Aged Care and to work in sports medicine as the Medical officer for the Brisbane Lions Academy and ALFQ Women’s Talent Program. Now more recently he has become a practice owner which has provided a new and exciting challenge to help grow a business and manage a team.
When he is not at work, he stays busy looking after his 6yo son Hamish and enjoying time with friends and his partner Theres.
Kevin Do (2010)
Director of Do Property Group
What is the important thing you learned from a mentor?
The most important thing I learnt from a mentor is be in it for the 'long game', "it's not about the dollar today but it's the ten dollars tomorrow".
Kevin Do (2010)
Director of Do Property Group
How would you have benefited from this experience if you had the opportunity to be a mentee early in your career?
I would have benefited as it would have given more clarity on what I would choose to do as a career or have a better understanding on the expectations or experiences that I may get myself into.
Kevin Do (2010)
Director of Do Property Group
What is one piece of advice you would give to someone starting in your industry?
You will have to make sacrifices to be able to get to the next level.
Tim Amos (2004)
General Practitioner and Practice Owner
About Tim
Tim has been working as a general practitioner now for nearly 10 years. Having first started his career with aspirations to be a surgeon his transition to GP was hands down one of the best decisions he has ever made.
Working with patients over years you form close relationships and ride the peaks and troughs together. GP has also allowed Tim flexibility to surgical assist in orthopaedics, provide care to the elderly with Regis Aged Care and to work in sports medicine as the Medical officer for the Brisbane Lions Academy and ALFQ Women’s Talent Program. Now more recently he has become a practice owner which has provided a new and exciting challenge to help grow a business and manage a team.
When he is not at work, he stays busy looking after his 6yo son Hamish and enjoying time with friends and his partner Theres.
Kevin Do (2010)
Director of Do Property Group
What is the important thing you learned from a mentor?
The most important thing I learnt from a mentor is be in it for the 'long game', "it's not about the dollar today but it's the ten dollars tomorrow".
Kevin Do (2010)
Director of Do Property Group
How would you have benefited from this experience if you had the opportunity to be a mentee early in your career?
I would have benefited as it would have given more clarity on what I would choose to do as a career or have a better understanding on the expectations or experiences that I may get myself into.
Kevin Do (2010)
Director of Do Property Group
What is one piece of advice you would give to someone starting in your industry?
You will have to make sacrifices to be able to get to the next level.
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