Yes, you can, however you should know that consultation costs will not be covered by Medicare or your Private Insurance

Your GP needs essentially to write down a referral letter stating the reasons for the appointment and also what are the main concerns regarding your treatment.

Nowadays it is common to see patients looking for a second opinion. You should book an appointment keeping in mind that consultation fees for self-referrals are not claimable in part from Medicare or Private Insurance. In case of complex cases, please send the images (CT/MRI/PET) previous to the appointment. In many cases the efforts to find out better solutions comes from a detailed and thorough review of your images – which takes time and effort. Note: The time of the consultation includes my prior assessment of your imaging before seeing you and dictation of a letter to the referring doctor after your visit.