Medical Educators

Dr Maya Luks is a Senior Medical Educator with gpex and a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

She leads the design of professional development programs for primary healthcare professionals, including workshops, webinars, and e-learning.

Maya is also a specialist GP and practice principal at Adelaide Disability Medical Services, dedicated to improving health outcomes for people with complex disabilities. She loves being a medical educator with gpex because it allows her to empower clinicians, share practical knowledge, and contribute to better patient care across Australia.

Maya joined the RACGP Future Leaders Program in 2026 strengthen leadership skills, build strategic thinking, and develop innovative approaches to advance primary care and medical education.

Dr Marny Royans is a GP and Lifestyle Medicine physician who graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2010.

She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) and a Fellow of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine (FASLM).

As a gpex Medical Educator, she has a strong focus on clinical reasoning, effective communication and supporting registrar wellbeing. She enjoys developing practical, structured educational resources, facilitating group learning and delivering education to healthcare colleagues and the wider community.

Alongside her education work, she practises as a GP in lifestyle medicine and perimenopause and menopause care through Lifestyle Medicine Collective. Her clinical interests include women’s midlife health, chronic disease prevention, behaviour change, mental health, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Dr Nisha Nagrani is a Specialist General Practitioner with a strong passion for clinical excellence, innovation, and medical education. She achieved the highest score in Australia in the RACGP Clinical Competency Examination (CCE) the year she sat, reflecting her outstanding clinical knowledge, communication skills, and commitment to high-quality patient care.

Her enthusiasm for continuous learning and innovation has positioned her as a respected contributor to both clinical practice and medical education.

Throughout her academic and professional career, Nisha has received numerous prestigious awards and achievements, including the MBBS Academic Medal for outstanding performance in her medical degree, the Richard Hays Research Bursary, and the Therapeutic Guidelines Prize for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics. She was also awarded the Maureen Duke and Marian Sullivan Memorial Award, recognising the GP Registrar who achieved the highest Clinical Competency Exam (formerly OSCE) score in Queensland.

Nisha is passionate about supporting the next generation of GPs and advancing excellence in general practice through education, technology-enabled care, and evidence-based practice.