About Us

As a highly respected General Practitioner with over two decades of experience, A/Prof Matthew Gray has dedicated his career to delivering compassionate, comprehensive, and community-focused primary health care. Based in Elderslie, NSW, Matt is co-principal of Schwarz Family Practice, a leading accredited general practice known for its integrated, multidisciplinary model. He leads a team of 17 GPs and two GP registrars, fostering a culture of excellence, innovation, and teamwork. His commitment to whole-of-life care and evidence-based medicine has helped shape one of the region’s most trusted healthcare providers.

Matt is also the Managing Director of Camden Surgical Hospital. Under his leadership, the hospital has become a respected local institution, known for its patient-first ethos, clinical excellence, and strong integration with primary care. With a clear vision for growth, Matt is focused on expanding its services to meet the evolving needs of the region. His leadership reflects a deep commitment to sustainable, community-based health infrastructure.

A passionate educator, Matt has been deeply involved in medical training since 2005, mentoring GP registrars and teaching medical students from UNSW and Western Sydney University. Now a Conjoint Associate Professor, he champions early, immersive exposure to general practice and is committed to inspiring the next generation of doctors.

He also holds significant leadership roles in healthcare governance. As Chair of the South Western Sydney PHN and Deputy Chair of the South Western Sydney Local Health District Board, Matt has helped shape regional health strategy and reform. A Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, he brings a unique blend of clinical insight and strategic vision to every role. Whether in the clinic, classroom or boardroom, Matt leads with purpose, integrity, and a steadfast focus on better outcomes for patients and the profession.

Eva is an exceptional Director of Nursing with a distinguished record of leadership in clinical governance, workforce development, and patient-centred care. She oversees all nursing operations across the hospital, driving strategic initiatives that enhance clinical quality, strengthen professional practice, and support safe, effective care delivery.

With deep expertise in organisational leadership, Eva is recognised for building high-performing teams, advancing evidence-based nursing standards, and championing innovation in patient care models. Her visionary approach, strong clinical acumen, and commitment to excellence make her a pivotal leader in shaping the hospital’s culture of safety, compassion, and continuous improvement.

Liz is a skilled Perioperative Services Manager who oversees the safe and efficient delivery of surgical and procedural services within the hospital. She leads multidisciplinary perioperative teams, supports best-practice patient care, and ensures smooth coordination across theatres and recovery areas. Recognised for her leadership and commitment to high clinical standards, Liz plays a vital role in optimising perioperative workflows and enhancing patient outcomes.

Melissa is an experienced Administrative Manager who oversees the daily operational, clerical, and coordination functions within the hospital. She supports staff across multiple departments, ensuring smooth workflows, accurate documentation, and efficient administrative processes. Known for her organisation, communication, and problem-solving skills, Melissa plays a key role in keeping hospital operations running effectively and supporting quality patient care.

Nenita is a dedicated Central Sterilising Services Manager with extensive experience in sterile processing and infection prevention. She leads the CSSD team in ensuring safe, efficient reprocessing of surgical instruments and maintain strict compliance with national standards. Known for her strong leadership and a focus on quality improvement, Nenita works closely with clinical teams to support patient safety and streamline sterile service operations.