3. India born "Urs" personality in NSW, Australia.


Dr Krishne  Urs.  MBBS.

Full name:   Amachavadi  Lingarajeurs   Krishne Urs

Specialties:  GP (General Practitioner)      Speaks English  and Kannada  Has been living in Australia for  more than 12 years.

is an Australian-based health professional. Krishne Urs is trained as a GP (General Practitioner) and has a practice located in Chatswood. (NSW Australia)

Dr Krishne Urs is a general practitioner with a particular interest in men's health, aged care, cardiology,  orthopaedics, respiratory medicine, travel medicine, veteran's health and all aspects of family medicine.

Practice Location:  Chatswood Medical & Dental Centre,  270 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood NSW 2067

Phone:    + 61 2 9413 2222    

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