Doctors at SkinSafe

Growing up in the Adelaide Hills, Dr Keith Jarrett completed his undergraduate studies at Adelaide University in 2011, specialising in Pathology and Immunology. He then undertook his Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) at Flinders Medical School and moved to regional South Australia where he completed his Fellowship through the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. With an interest in skin and desire to broaden his skills, Dr Keith moved into a dedicated skin cancer clinic and undertook further training, becoming an Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor with the Skin Cancer College of Australasia.

Dr Keith prides himself on his ability to connect with his patients through empathy and humour while delivering exceptional clinical outcomes. Outside of work he enjoys keeping fit, dabbling in improving his Spanish, and trying new recipes in the kitchen.

Dr Kristy Edwards has dedicated the past 10 years to exclusively diagnosing and treating skin cancer. She holds a Master’s Degree in Skin Cancer Medicine, reflecting her deep expertise in the field. Recently relocating from Victoria with her young family, Dr Kristy is excited to be joining the team at SkinSafe Cancer Clinic and getting to know the local community. With a passion for patient education and early detection, she is committed to ensuring every patient receives the best possible treatment, while also feeling informed and cared for.

Outside of work, Dr Kristy enjoys tending to her fruit and vegetable garden, going for walks, and exploring the beautiful Barossa region with her family.

Dr James Ashby has joined SkinSafe in 2026, bringing a wealth of experience and a passion for holistic patient care. He is a Fellow of the RACGP and a Rural Generalist. Growing up in the Adelaide Hills, he initially studied engineering, economics, and health science before completing his medical degree in Adelaide and working as a junior doctor at Flinders Medical Centre. He spent seven years as a rural GP serving the community in Port Lincoln as well as providing locum cover to rural and remote clinics and hospitals throughout the state.

Outside of work Dr Ashby enjoys motorsports and spending time with his family.

Dr Crystel Choong graduated from Monash University with Doctor of Medicine (MD) in 2020. She trained in Queensland and Adelaide, serving metropolitan and regional communities. She has worked in various areas including emergency medicine, general medicine, paediatrics, and women’s health.

Throughout her training she developed a keen interest in skin cancer medicine, particularly after seeing the huge need for such services in regional communities. Dr Crystel has completed the Certificate in Dermoscopy through the Skin Cancer College of Australasia, and Certificate in Eczma through Dermatology Australia.

In her spare time, Dr Crystel enjoys gardening, cooking and reformer Pilates.