Completing her medical degree in Pakistan and then interning in obstetrics, gynaecology and general medicine, Dr Farhat has been practicing for over 12 years.
Moving to Australia in 2006 with her family, she became a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and now practices out of the Caringbah Medical and Dental Centre.
Outside of medicine, Dr Farhat is a proud mother of 3 beautiful girls, enjoys travelling, reading and is a bit of a movie buff.
Having been a practicing GP for more than 30 years, with special training in women’s health, Dr Rekha strives to help her patients through every stage of life.
With special interest in antenatal shared care, family planning, pelvic pain and menopause, Dr Rekha has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to Women’s Health.
She is currently working with Central and Eastern Sydney hospitals to provide antenatal shared care to her patients, as well training in the medical termination of pregnancy.
Outside of medicine, Dr Rekha enjoys dancing and yoga.
Dr Dzung has been a GP for more than 30 years, with many opportunities where she was able to practice medicine in various settings and cultures.
With a broad knowledge and special interest in Women’s Health, Dr Dzung is able to provide GP shared antenatal care to pregnant women booked at Canterbury and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
She is an accredited s100 prescriber and able to prescribe restricted medications for patients with chronic hepatitis B.
Outside of medicine, Dr Dzung enjoys scuba diving.
Clara graduated from Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics degree (Honours). She started in rural Queensland shortly after graduation and has been servicing Brisbane metro areas since August 2023.
With an Asian background, specifically from Hong Kong, Clara enjoys practicing yoga or pilates in her free time. She has recently picked up reading as well.
Qualifying in medicine in 2002 from the University of Leicester UK, Dr Sneha went on to train as a GP in London and completed postgraduate diplomas in obstetrics and gynaecology, sexual and reproductive health, child health, as well as IUD and Implanon fitting.
Having worked in a menopause clinic, whilst also practicing as a GP, Dr Sneha subsequently moved into general gynaecology outpatient services and urogynaecology in the UK.
In 2015, Dr Sneha moved to Australia with her husband and two daughters and started a Women’s Health Clinic in Maroubra Medical and Dental Centre. With the relocation to Bondi a couple years later, so too came the opening of another Women’s Health Clinic in this location, led by Dr Sneha.
Not only has Dr Sneha dedicated her medical profession to helping women, but she has also dedicated herself to teaching GPs and medical students in this field since 2006. UNSW Medical School is also lucky to have Dr Sneha on board as a conjoint lecturer.
Outside of Women’s Health, Dr Sneha enjoys being a mum to her daughters, practicing yoga and Pilates, eating great food and travelling. She believes that life is for living and loves living it to the full!
Originally growing up in Queensland, Hannah made the move to Melbourne to study a Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Science. After completing her Bachelor, Hannah moved to the UK where she worked as a personal trainer at the University of Leeds. Continuing her travels, in 2018, Hannah moved to Sydney to study her Masters of Physiotherapy which then led to her developing her love and passion for women’s health physiotherapy. Hannah is currently completing a Masters of Physiotherapy (pelvic health) through the University of Melbourne.
After developing her passion for helping women, Hannah also now volunteers at an inpatient rehabilitation facility where she helps women who are pregnant or have given birth, providing them with education and women’s health physiotherapy they wouldn’t easily be able to access.
A woman of many talents, Hannah used to compete in Powerlifting in the UK and represented England at the Commonwealth Championships in 2017.
When outside of the clinic now, Hannah likes to compete in CrossFit and triathlons. In her down time, you will find Hannah at the beach or spending time with her dog, friends, and family.
Originally growing up in Queensland, Hannah made the move to Melbourne to study a Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Science. After completing her Bachelor, Hannah moved to the UK where she worked as a personal trainer at the University of Leeds. Continuing her travels, in 2018, Hannah moved to Sydney to study her Masters of Physiotherapy which then led to her developing her love and passion for women’s health physiotherapy. Hannah is currently completing a Masters of Physiotherapy (pelvic health) through the University of Melbourne.
After developing her passion for helping women, Hannah also now volunteers at an inpatient rehabilitation facility where she helps women who are pregnant or have given birth, providing them with education and women’s health physiotherapy they wouldn’t easily be able to access.
A woman of many talents, Hannah used to compete in Powerlifting in the UK and represented England at the Commonwealth Championships in 2017.
When outside of the clinic now, Hannah likes to compete in CrossFit and triathlons. In her down time, you will find Hannah at the beach or spending time with her dog, friends, and family.
