Dr Wendy Knoops is an experienced GP with more than 20 years of clinical experience and a specialist interest in women’s health. She has undertaken advanced menopause training with the British Menopause Society and has spent much of her career in the UK, working across NHS Scotland and private women’s health clinics.
After beginning her career in General Practice, Dr Knoops specialised in Sexual and Reproductive Health, spending almost 15 years supporting women with complex contraception, reproductive health and abortion care. Her clinical interests have since expanded to include menstrual and hormonal health, pelvic health, perimenopause and menopause.
Dr Knoops is passionate about providing holistic, individualised and evidence-based care. She believes women should have the time and space to discuss their concerns, understand what is happening to their bodies and make informed decisions about their health.
Throughout her career, Dr Knoops has also contributed to the development and leadership of women’s health services and medical education. She has taught undergraduate and postgraduate clinicians and worked with the University of Aberdeen and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare. She has also contributed to digital health and community initiatives, including her work as Chief Medical Officer of HEAL Health and with The Menopause Consortium.
Outside of medicine, Dr Knoops enjoys spending time with her family, travelling, discovering great food and spending time with animals.
Stephanie Iara is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD) with a wealth of experience in Women’s Health dietetics. Her passion lies in utilising food and nutrition to enhance quality of life, offering personalised, evidence-based advice to help individuals cultivate a positive relationship with food.
Stephanie’s dedication extends beyond her profession, as she actively advocates for gender equality in healthcare and raises awareness for conditions such as endometriosis and PCOS.
Originally from the serene South Coast, Rebecca Miles ventured to Sydney for university studies, delving into the world of nutrition and dietetics. Graduating with honours from the University of Wollongong in 2023, she kickstarted her career in private practice, gaining invaluable experience in managing a diverse array of chronic diseases.
Her professional journey has been shaped by a deepening interest in Women’s Health, fuelled by the increasing number of clients presenting with common women’s health concerns. Beyond her work, Rebecca finds solace and joy in various physical activities, from swimming to tennis, reflecting her passion for promoting health and wellness.
Manwah Cheung is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who graduated from the University of Sydney. Her mission is to empower women with the knowledge and skills they need to manage their health concerns, advocating for evidenced-based solutions in nutrition.
Believing in the importance of practical approaches to healthy eating, Manwah strives to provide accessible guidance for incorporating nutritious habits into daily life. Outside of her profession, she finds joy in attending concerts and exploring new vegan restaurants.
Dr Tania Altaf is a part-time GP who enjoys traveling and reading books. Balancing her professional and personal life is crucial to her, especially with a family of young children.
Upon arriving in Australia, Dr Tania Altaf had to complete her exams before securing a job. She began her career in a small QLD hospital, later transitioning to a larger hospital. Eventually, she found her passion in general practice and has been practicing as a GP since 2018, completing her Final exam in 2022. Dr Tania Altaf is currently based in ACT.
Women everywhere prioritise the needs of others over their own, often neglecting their physical and mental well-being. As a woman herself, Dr Tania Altaf strives to empower her patients to prioritise self-care.
Understanding the challenges of accessing specialist appointments promptly, Dr Tania Altaf is committed to providing efficient and affordable services to women in need.
Although born and raised in Malaysia, Dr Priya completed her MBBS at Adelaide University, before completing her GP training by working in Riverland and Barossa Valley in regional SA. Moving to NSW in 2018, Dr Priya worked in Riverstone, then in Jerrabomberra, before relocating to Canberra and starting at Phillip Medical and Dental Centre.
As an outstanding student, Dr Priya was presented with multiple awards during her years of study, including; Best Resident Medical Officer 2013 from the Lyell McEwin Hospital Intern Choice Awards, The Tun Dato’ Seri Dr Mohamed Zahir Merit Award in 2009 for excellence in academic performance and the Pre-clinical MBBS from International Medical University (IMU) in Malaysia.
Dr Priya has also volunteered her time to be an OSCE examiner/patient for Adelaide University students, PRCC Flinders Medical University students as well as for the RACGP.
Outside of medicine, you will find Dr Priya reading or spending quality time with family and friends, including her precious 8 month old daughter.
Completing her qualifications as an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Nutritionist, Nicole Moore has over 25 years of experience supporting women in addressing a wide range of nutritional concerns.
Nicole has undertaken specialised training in low-carb nutrition therapy for managing PCOS and has expertise in areas such as insulin resistance, weight management, endometriosis pelvic pain, inflammation, menopausal symptoms, and gut health, including inflammatory bowel disease.
Beyond her professional work, Nicole is passionate about giving back to the community through mentoring, volunteer work, and providing free nutrition therapy talks for doctors and nurses. Her dedication to better health extends beyond her profession.
Nicole’s personal experiences with weight management and persistent bloating inspired her to specialise in women’s health. She understands how overwhelming it can be to navigate these challenges while balancing the demands of daily life. This drives her commitment to empowering women with personalised, practical, and sustainable strategies to achieve long-term wellness.
Outside of work, Nicole enjoys spending quality time with her daughter Chanelle and son Dilahn, creating healthy recipes, and staying active with long walks on the beach.
Dr Lily has been a doctor for more than 10 years. Originally doing her studies overseas, Dr Lily then came to practice in Australia, which included 4 years of experience in rural areas.
Ai Jerome is an experienced dietitian with more than 20 years of clinical experience and a strong interest in women’s health and nutrition across all stages of life. Having lived and worked internationally, including in Hong Kong and Thailand, Ai brings an appreciation of different cultures, cuisines and approaches to food. She is passionate about making nutrition practical, enjoyable and achievable, recognising that women often balance their own health needs with the demands of work, family and caring for others.
Ai supports women with nutrition through fertility, pregnancy and the postnatal period, as well as changing hormonal needs, perimenopause, menopause and healthy ageing. Her approach is evidence-based, compassionate and tailored to each woman’s circumstances. She has experience supporting women with metabolic health, blood glucose and cholesterol management, bone health and eating disorder recovery. Ai particularly values helping women develop a positive relationship with food, better understand their nutritional needs and feel empowered to make informed decisions about their health.
Outside of work, Ai is a busy mum of three who enjoys tennis, running, strength training and spending time outdoors. A self-confessed food enthusiast, she loves discovering new ingredients and recipes, cooking, gardening and entertaining family and friends. She also regularly volunteers at her children’s school events and enjoys being involved in the school community.
