I grew up in Perth and am very happy to be back home after my medical training and GP career took me all around Australia.

I initially trained and worked as a physiotherapist before moving to Tasmania to study medicine. After completing my internship in Sydney, I returned to Perth, where I completed my GP training along with a Postgraduate Certificate in Women’s Health and a Diploma of Children’s Health.

I have worked in general practice in a range of settings, including four years with the Wurli-Wurlinjang Aboriginal Health Service in Katherine, Northern Territory. Since returning to Perth, I have also worked at Luma Women’s Health Clinic, developing further experience in women’s health, contraception, perimenopause and menopause care, pregnancy care and mental health.

I love the breadth of general practice and the opportunity to care for patients and families through different stages of life, often over many years. I have particular interests in women’s and children’s health, reproductive health, mental health and chronic disease management.

Outside of medicine, I love spending time with my husband and son and staying active. I’m a keen runner and always planning my next marathon. I’m a big fan of the local Wembley neighbourhood and feel super lucky to have an ice bath and coffee shop located right next door to work!