Dr Subashi Henaka Rallage is a dedicated General Practitioner with a special interest in women’s health, providing compassionate, patient-centred care to individuals and families across all stages of life. She is committed to continuity of care, supporting women through contraception, pregnancy care, menstrual concerns, menopause, cervical screening, and sexual health. Dr Subashi values building strong doctor–patient relationships, ensuring each person feels heard, informed, and supported to make confident decisions about their health.
Her medical career began in Sri Lanka, where she gained extensive experience in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Emergency Medicine, and ICU Anaesthesia. Since moving to Australia, she has spent over a decade in general practice, working across rural NSW, Aboriginal Health services, and Western Sydney. These experiences have shaped her culturally sensitive and holistic approach to care, with a strong focus on preventative health, early intervention, and long-term wellbeing.
Dr Subashi is passionate about empowering women with knowledge and support, recognising the important role women’s health plays in the wellbeing of families and communities. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two boys, gardening, and playing chess, balancing her love for nature with thoughtful problem-solving.
Dr Elina Safro is a General Practitioner with a special interest in women’s health, committed to providing practical, up-to-date care that supports informed decision-making. With over 15 years of experience across both procedural and non-procedural women’s health, she understands the importance of accessible, evidence-based care and aims to address common gaps in primary care. She works closely with patients to ensure they feel heard, respected, and supported throughout their healthcare journey.
Dr Safro provides comprehensive care across all stages of life, including contraception, menopause management, fertility support, menstrual concerns, and cervical screening. She has a particular interest in subfertility and the hormonal changes that impact women’s health over time. Her approach is patient-centred, focusing on clear communication and collaborative care to help women make confident and informed choices about their health.
She is also actively involved in education and professional development within the medical community, contributing to ongoing learning for general practitioners and registrars. Dr Safro is committed to culturally sensitive care and strives to create a welcoming environment for women from diverse backgrounds.
Dr Karina is a general practitioner with a strong focus on women’s health, providing holistic, preventative and long-term care for women across all life stages.
Karina graduated from the University of Queensland in 2020 and completed her training at Ipswich Hospital where she developed her passion for women’s health. She went on to complete general practice training in Dalby and Port Macquarie and holds a Certificate of Women’s Health through Port Macquarie Base Hospital.
Her passion for accessible women’s health was deepened when training in Dalby, where she became acutely aware of the limited access to women’s healthcare and support in rural communities. Motivated by this experience, she has spent several years upskilling in women’s health and is committed to helping women feel informed, supported and empowered to achieve their health goals.
Karina particularly values the continuity of care that general practice offers and enjoys building long-term therapeutic relationships with her patients, allowing for comprehensive and preventative women’s health care.
Outside of work Karina enjoys exploring the outdoors, trying new foods and losing video games to her partner.
Dr Karina is a general practitioner with a strong focus on women’s health, providing holistic, preventative and long-term care for women across all life stages.
Karina graduated from the University of Queensland in 2020 and completed her training at Ipswich Hospital where she developed her passion for women’s health. She went on to complete general practice training in Dalby and Port Macquarie and holds a Certificate of Women’s Health through Port Macquarie Base Hospital.
Her passion for accessible women’s health was deepened when training in Dalby, where she became acutely aware of the limited access to women’s healthcare and support in rural communities. Motivated by this experience, she has spent several years upskilling in women’s health and is committed to helping women feel informed, supported and empowered to achieve their health goals.
Karina particularly values the continuity of care that general practice offers and enjoys building long-term therapeutic relationships with her patients, allowing for comprehensive and preventative women’s health care.
Outside of work Karina enjoys exploring the outdoors, trying new foods and losing video games to her partner.
Dr Hanis began her medical training in Ireland before moving to Australia, where she gained valuable experience working in maternal and child health clinics. Over time, she developed a strong interest in women’s health and has since dedicated her career to general practice, where she is able to provide holistic and ongoing care for women at all stages of life.
Having personally navigated many of the challenges that come with “womanly issues,” Dr Hanis brings both medical expertise and personal insight to her practice. She understands how overwhelming and frustrating symptoms can be when left unaddressed, and she is passionate about helping her patients find clarity, relief, and confidence in managing their health.
Her focus on supporting women in general practice was shaped by the growing number of women who turned to her seeking reassurance, practical solutions, and compassionate guidance. Dr Hanis strives to ensure that every patient feels listened to, respected, and empowered to make informed choices about their well-being. To better serve her community, Dr Hanis offers consultations in both Malay and English.
Outside of work, Dr Hanis enjoys spending time in the kitchen exploring new recipes, heading outdoors for a hike, and more recently, nurturing her creative side through photography.
Dr Amika is a dedicated women’s health advocate who began her medical studies in India before moving to Australia with her husband to complete her training. In 2015, she successfully finalised her studies and has since been practicing as a trusted General Practitioner.
With a strong passion for women’s health, Dr Amika has cared for countless women who have sought her support after feeling unheard or overlooked in the past. This experience has fuelled her commitment to providing compassionate, thorough, and evidence-based care that empowers women to take charge of their health.
Dr Amika offers guidance and support on your journey to understanding your body – from first periods all the way to new motherhood, and everything in between.
Her approachable and caring nature ensures that every woman feels listened to, respected, and supported on their health journey. To make her care more accessible, Dr Amika provides consultations in Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi, as well as English.
At home Dr Amika loves spending time her husband and son, travelling and watching Bollywood movies.
Dr Sophi completed her medical degree at Mahatma Gandhi University in India before pursuing postgraduate studies in Paediatrics at the prestigious Manipal Academy of Higher Education. After moving to Australia, she became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) in 2005 and has been serving the Charlestown community ever since.
With a strong passion for women’s health, Dr Sophi believes that “women are the backbone of families and communities,” and that investing in their health and wellbeing has a ripple effect on those around them. Her approach to care is centred on respect, compassion, and a genuine commitment to helping women feel empowered in managing their health at every stage of life.
Dr Sophi is acutely aware of the barriers many women face in accessing healthcare. She values the pivotal role of primary healthcare providers in bridging these gaps and is proud to be part of this essential work, supporting women to feel heard, validated, and cared for.
Outside of medicine, Dr Sophi enjoys a full and creative life. She is a proud mother of two and loves spending time with her children and her much-loved fur-kids. At home, she can often be found cooking, gardening, or decorating, and she also enjoys travelling and discovering new experiences with her family.
With over 10 years of experience practising medicine across a range of clinical settings in NSW, Dr Sandy Dong feels privileged to support patients throughout their health journeys as their general practitioner.
She has a strong passion for advocating for women’s health — providing a safe and supportive space where women feel heard, understood, and empowered to discuss their concerns without fear or stigma. Dr Sandy also has special interests in child, adolescent and mental health, and takes a holistic approach to care, delivered in a warm, relaxed and compassionate manner to support overall wellbeing and optimal health outcomes.
As a woman, Dr Sandy understands the unique challenges many women face when navigating the healthcare system — from delayed diagnoses and invalidation of symptoms, to hesitation around raising sensitive issues. She is committed to helping her female patients overcome these barriers and walking alongside them as they gain clarity, understanding and support in managing their health.
Outside of work, Dr Sandy loves spending time with her two young children — especially enjoying Mummy-and-me ballet classes with her daughter, and watching her baby boy explore the world with curiosity and joy. She also supports her husband’s marathon training by finding great new restaurants where they can carb-load before (his) big runs. In her spare time, Dr Sandy enjoys learning about interior design and delights in planning and decorating special events for family and friends.
Completing her medical degree at the University of Wales, Cardiff, in 1995, Dr Karen Griffiths has been a General Practitioner for over 25 years. She holds postgraduate diplomas in obstetrics and gynaecology, sexual and reproductive health, menopause management, and implant and IUD fitting.
While working as a GP Partner in the UK, Dr Karen ran dedicated women’s health clinics, providing personalised care to her patients. She brings a wealth of experience in women’s health and general practice, with a strong focus on empowering women to make informed decisions about their health at every stage of life.
Moving to Australia, Dr Karen continues her passion for addressing the unique healthcare needs of women with compassion and expertise.
Outside of medicine, she enjoys yoga, golf, travelling, and spending quality time with her friends and family.
Having completed her medical degree and gaining extensive experience in paediatrics at Sydney Children’s Hospitals and its network, Dr Rosaleen Jacob is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners with a special interest in Women’s Health.
Dr Jacob passionately decided to pursue general practice to provide primary health care across all ages. She has completed rotations in general surgery, geriatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and emergency medicine at various major public hospitals in NSW and Sydney before moving into general practice. She also holds a National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health from Family Planning Alliance Australia (FPAA)
Passionate about supporting women through each stage of their reproductive life, Dr Jacob is dedicated to helping her patients understand that they don’t have to suffer through common yet challenging symptoms. Having experienced severe pelvic pain and dysmenorrhoea as a teenager, she now strives to educate women about the medical support available to improve their quality of life.
