Our Doctors
Varo Medical opens with Dr Thomas Toro on 16th December 2025. Dr Timothy Vandenberg will be joining 12th January 2026.
Dr Thomas Toro
MBBS, BPhty, FRACGP, FARGP
Specialist General Practitioner
Dr Tom Toro is one of the founding doctors at Varo Medical, bringing extensive experience as a highly qualified Hobart GP with a background in both emergency medicine and general practice. After completing a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2005 and graduating from the University of Queensland Medical School in 2010, Thomas went on to earn Fellowships with both the RACGP and the Fellowship of Advanced Rural General Practice.
Tom has worked in some of Australia’s most remote and challenging regions, gaining deep experience across emergency medicine, acute illness, musculoskeletal care, and general family health. Now based in Hobart, previously working at Battery Point Medical, he’s passionate about delivering approachable, high-quality care to the local community.
Special Interests
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Comprehensive general practice
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Musculoskeletal and sports medicine
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Acute illness
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Men’s health
Dr Timothy Vandenberg
MBBS. FRACGP
Specialist General Practitioner
Dr Tim Vandenberg provides comprehensive, high-quality care across all areas of general practice. A Tasmanian local, he graduated from University of Tasmania in 2013 before completing most of his hospital training in Queensland, including working in rural outback communities.
Dr Tim values building strong relationships with his patients, taking the time to listen carefully and work collaboratively to find the best approach for their individual health needs. While he treats patients across the full range of general practice, he has particular expertise in chronic disease management, skin cancer care, and travel medicine.
Outside the clinic, Dr Tim enjoys surfing, bouldering, and trail running.
Dr Tim will be joining Varo Medical 12 January 2026. Having recently moved from Treasury Medical, he would be delighted to continue caring for his previous patients, and is also welcoming new patients.

