I’ve lived in Brisbane for most of my life but am originally from Bendigo. I love helping people and connecting with them. I am very drawn to women’s health. I have worked in obstetrics and gynaecology, obstetric medicine and gynae oncology at the Royal Brisbane and love working with women throughout the many different times in their life.

I feel that Indigenous health is so important and is so briefly taught in medical school. I wanted to have a really solid base of understanding of how I can best help community throughout my career and felt that ATSICHS Brisbane would be the best place to do that.

In my spare time, I love playing with my two dogs, spending time with my family and friends and travelling when I can.

I grew up in the Sunshine Coast and have worked in a few hospitals and clinics throughout Queensland since graduating from university in 2019. The opportunity to influence the health of a wide range of patients, from babies to older people, and the variety of practice is what encouraged me to choose a career in general practice and, more specifically, to work at ATSICHS Brisbane. My areas of interest are women’s health and paediatrics, but I enjoy all areas of general practice, especially getting to know my patients.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family and farm animals.

I’m originally from Sydney but have lived in Brisbane for almost 10 years now. Before studying medicine, I studied history and politics. As the daughter of a GP, I saw how rewarding a career in medicine can be. I really love using the skills I am lucky enough to have learnt to help others understand and work together to come up with a plan to improve their health. I particularly enjoy women’s health, pregnancy care and mental health but enjoy all areas of medicine. I’m looking forward to working somewhere where I can be involved in team-based holistic care and caring for the whole person, not just the diseases they might suffer from.

Outside of work, I love hanging out with my toddler, partner and three-legged dog, and exploring different parts of Queensland.

I finished medicine at UQ in 2017 and went on to work in hospitals around Brisbane, as well as in Hervey Bay and Newcastle. The blend of science with the ability to help people directly, led me to medicine. I now love my job as a doctor, working with patients and families daily to improve their lives. I am passionate about women’s health, having worked in obstetrics and gynaecology for a number of years in the hospital system.

I love a bit of a yarn, and getting to know Indigenous patients and the wealth of culture and traditions they have. I think it is a huge privilege for me to be able to provide healthcare for our local mob.

When not spending time with my little boy, I enjoy reading mythology, hiking and baking sweets.

After graduating from Griffith University I spent the first few years of my training up in Far North Queensland. I primarily worked in Cairns and Mareeba with great exposure to many patient demographics, with invaluable insight into the unique health problems facing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. I was able to get involved in and witness the importance of culturally appropriate health care and how it made such a difference. I then moved to the Gold Coast to increase my knowledge and skills in paediatrics throughout 2023. I have a strong interest in paediatric medicine and women’s health along with preventative and holistic health care. I feel honoured to become a part of the team with ATSICHS Brisbane.

Outside of work I love to go camping, bake and spend time with my beautiful family.