General practitioner
Full-time GP and co-owner of a mixed-billing practice on the Gold Coast — two doctors, a nurse, a practice manager and a front desk looking after around 6,000 patients.
MBBS, FRACGP · Gold Coast, Queensland
I’m Dr K. Sanjeevi — a practising family doctor and practice co-owner. I use my own clinic as a proving ground for AI, write CPD for fellow GPs, and ship small, useful software.
Four roles, one thread: better care with less friction.
Full-time GP and co-owner of a mixed-billing practice on the Gold Coast — two doctors, a nurse, a practice manager and a front desk looking after around 6,000 patients.
My own clinic is the proof of concept. I test AI tools against real workflows — notes, recalls, care plans, admin — and help other practices adopt what actually works, with privacy and clinical safety built in.
I turn lectures and seminars into concise, practical CPD: interactive reference pages, slide decks, infographics and short explainer videos — every piece reviewed by a clinician before it goes out.
Self-taught. I run my own servers, agents and apps, and ship small, useful tools fast — mostly for general practice, sometimes just because they should exist.
Things I’ve built and run, most of them for day-to-day general practice.
Regular write-ups for GPs on topics from menopause and HRT to ADHD, paediatrics and AF — practical, referenced and built for a busy clinic day.
cpd.drkotha.comEvery article from each month's issue of the GP journal Medicine Today, summarised on one page with links back to the originals.
medicinetoday.drkotha.comA weekly ranked dashboard of the most important AI coding tools released in the last 90 days — researched across the web, GitHub, Reddit and YouTube.
aitools.kosan.xyzA quiet prelude site for an upcoming channel on the nondual traditions — Advaita, Zen and Buddhism.
onemoon.drkotha.comThe PDFs we hand out every day — driver's licence medicals, patient education sheets — shown as large previews, ready to print or send. Built on Next.js and Vercel.
Personal agents that read the medical and AI web for me, rank what matters with a learned decision model, and leave the rest.
Search across open medical references and Australian guidance — RACGP, Australian Prescriber, PBS, MBS — with answers that cite their sources.
Servers, coding agents, backups and monitoring that I run myself — the workshop where the rest of this gets built and benchmarked.
AI drafts, a doctor decides. Nothing clinical is published or acted on without human review.
Patient data stays where it belongs. De-identify before anything leaves the practice, and prefer local where it matters.
A tool the front desk uses on Monday beats a platform that launches next year.
I’m happy to talk with practice owners, managers and fellow GPs about what’s worth adopting, what isn’t, and how to do it safely.