Dr Thi Han Oo is an Australian trained specialist GP, initially recruited as a Hospital Medical Officer by Queensland Health's Northwest Hospital and Health Services in 2016. Over the past years, he completed Rural hospital rotations in Mount Isa, Charter Towers and Townsville University hospitals and outreach clinics in the Gulf country. He went through specialist GP Training at James Cook University GP Training in Cairns, including skin cancer surgery as Extended skills and became a fellow in 2022.

He was born in Myanmar and graduated from the University of Medicine 2, Yangon in 2009. He previously worked there as a GP and surgical/urosurgery assistant for over 5 years before coming to Australia.

His special interests are acute medicine, men's and women's health, kid's health, mental health, geriatrics and chronic disease management and palliative care. He also completed Extended Skill Training for Skin Cancer surgery in the Far North QLD during his GP Training. He holds professional certificates in skin cancer medicine/surgery/dermoscopy and offers full body skin checks and skin cancer excisions.

Outside work, Dr Oo has a young family and loves taking his wife and little one out on hiking and camping adventures.