I’m a proud Wonnarua woman working on Awabakal Country, and a Newcastle-trained doctor offering both private and public care. My private rooms are located at Newcastle Private Hospital, and I also work at John Hunter Hospital.

I offer obstetric care to women and birthing people across the Hunter region, and welcome gynaecology patients –  including women and non-binary people – willing to travel to Newcastle.

I’m deeply connected to this region and to my community. My culture is at the heart of the way I care – guiding me to listen first, advocate strongly, and always offer respect. I’m passionate about creating a space where every person feels safe, supported, and seen – particularly First Nations women, LGBTQI people, and neurodivergent patients.

My training includes working with some of Newcastle’s most respected specialists. I’m a trauma-informed practitioner, a strong believer in choice and autonomy, and an advocate for making high-level, evidence-based care truly accessible.

I work closely with my midwife, Mel, and together we aim to build a care model that’s wraparound and collaborative – supporting people through pregnancy and beyond. My long-term goal is to grow the practice to include more midwives and care providers, and to offer bulk-billed private services for mob, including colposcopy and culturally safe care for Elders. I’m also committed to increasing cervical screening rates among First Nations women to help close the gap.