Werribee · St Albans · Craigieburn
(03) 8001 7170
Western Specialist Centre
Children's health

Paediatric care that grows with your family

General paediatrics, developmental and behavioural assessments, and everyday concerns — from newborn feeding to school-age support and adolescent health.

Mother and two children spending time together at home
What we can help with

Everyday paediatrics and complex assessments

Our paediatricians see families for routine concerns and coordinated developmental assessments — with allied health, audiology and dietetics available in the same building.

  • ADHD
  • Autism spectrum disorder
  • Adolescent health
  • Behavioural issues
  • Development delays
  • Learning difficulty
  • Sleeping issues
  • Unsettled & crying babies
  • Bed wetting
  • Constipation
  • Failure to thrive
  • Eczema & allergies
  • Tongue-tie & lip-tie
  • Paediatric echocardiography
Referral or direct inquiry

Start with the right pathway

Most assessments begin with a GP referral. Psychological assessments and tongue-tie release can be arranged directly.

01
GP referral for paediatric care
02
Direct psychological assessment inquiry
03
Direct tongue-tie inquiry
Your specialists

Doctors focused on this area of care

Meet the whole team
Dr Raj Khillan
Dr Raj Khillan
Paediatrician
MBBS, MD, MIAP, FRCPCH (UK), FRACP
Dr Muhammad Sohail Rana
Dr Muhammad Sohail Rana
Paediatrician
MD, FRACP
Aisha Usman
Aisha Usman
Psychologist
Moulya Ramesh-Kumar
Moulya Ramesh-Kumar
Psychologist
Anjum Khan
Anjum Khan
Psychologist
Sarah D'Souza
Sarah D'Souza
Psychologist
BSc, Graduate Diploma

A note for the festive season

Season’s greetings

The team at Western Specialist Centre wishes you and your families a joyful festive season and a safe and happy 2027!

Our practice closes
24 December 2026at 1:00 pm
We reopen
6 January 2027at 9:00 am

We will respond to your enquiries as soon as possible after we return.

For medical concerns or prescription requests during our closure, please contact your GP.

For a medical emergency, call 000 or attend your nearest emergency department.