State: QLD

Dr. Samantha Taylor studied medicine at the University of Bristol in the UK, where she developed a strong interest in women’s health during her junior doctor training in obstetrics and gynaecology. She furthered her expertise by obtaining diplomas from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, along with letters of competence in intrauterine techniques and subdermal implants. With over 15 years of experience fitting and removing coils/IUDs and implants, Dr. Taylor brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice.

Having emigrated to Australia at the end of 2023 with her husband, three children, and their fluffy dog, Dr. Taylor values spending quality time with her family

In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, dining out, and exploring new places. Her background and personal experiences drive her commitment to empowering and supporting women in their health journeys.

After completing her medical degree and internship focusing on obstetrics, Dr. Gayathri Kosaka has pursued a career dedicated to women’s health. She moved to Australia after her internship, alongside her husband, and has since honed her skills and expertise in obstetrics and general practice for over 12 years.

Dr. Kosaka’s journey into women’s health began at the young age of 12, when she assisted with a birth in a village. This early experience ignited a lifelong passion for empowering women through various stages of their lives. She has undergone extensive training in Australia, practicing as a GP obstetrician and providing compassionate care to her patients.

Dr. Gayathri Kosaka practiced at Griffith, where she consistently supported and empowered women with her specialised knowledge and unwavering dedication. A proud mother of two wonderful children, she deeply values her family life, finding a harmonious balance between her professional commitments and personal joys.

Outside of her medical career, Dr. Kosaka enjoys an active lifestyle that includes bush walking, cycling, and playing badminton. These activities provide a well-rounded balance to her professional and personal life, reflecting her commitment to both her career and her family.

Dr. Rashida Perveen is a versatile General Practitioner dedicated to providing exceptional care to her patients. Obtaining her medical degree in Pakistan in 1998, Dr. Perveen initially specialised in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Upon relocating to the UK in 2011, she embarked on her General Practice training rotations, catering to diverse patient needs. With pride, she served as a GP in the UK before making the move to Australia.

With a profound interest in Women’s Health, Dr. Rashida draws from her extensive experience supporting women globally and advocating for gender and racial equality in healthcare. She recognises the importance of championing fair medical research, ensuring equitable healthcare access, and providing specialised treatments tailored to women’s unique health requirements.

Dr. Rashida’s passion for women’s health stems from her belief in empowering women with knowledge and resources to make informed decisions about their bodies, thus improving health outcomes for future generations and advancing global development and gender equality. She is dedicated to ensuring that every woman has the opportunity to lead a healthy and vibrant life.

Dr. Perveen approaches her work with great dedication, collaborating with patients to find personalized treatment solutions for each case. Outside of medicine, she finds joy in traveling and cherishing moments with her family.

After obtaining her medical degree from Mahe (Manipal Academy of Higher Education) in 2001, Dr Swati began worked in Emergency Departments and General Practice.

Continuing her studies, Dr Swati obtained a Diploma in Anaesthesia before moving to Australia in 2008 and completing her AMC certification and Fellowship with the RACGP, all whilst working in General Practice.
Since 2009, Dr Swati has been working and enjoying all aspects of general practice, with a special interest in women’s health.

Funnily enough, Dr Swati’s husband is also a GP and works at the centre too – she says that so far, working together is going well ?. This dynamic husband and wife GP duo also share two high school aged children who keep them busy!

Outside of medicine, Dr Swati enjoys gardening, attending regular yoga classes, cooking Indian food and travelling. For two years, Dr Swati also did Jazz dancing, which she thoroughly enjoyed!

Graduating in Romania in 1990, Dr Sanda trained and qualified as a specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology. After working in various hospitals in Romania and passing her AMC exam, Dr Sanda moved to Brisbane in 1998 and started working at the Mater Hospital and Logan Hospital.

Due to a change in family circumstances, Dr Sanda changed her career path to general practice, becoming a Fellow of the RACGP and Diplomate of Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Dr Sanda has now been a been a general practitioner in Springfield for over 21 years!

A loving wife and mother of two adult sons, Dr Sanda says that her youngest son, who is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, is the reason she developed a passion for being an advocate for people with disability. Keen to learn as much as she can about people with neurodiversity and other disabilities, Dr Sanda wants to help people with disabilities achieve their potential and support them with their health.   <

Outside of medicine, Dr Sana enjoys travelling and treats cooking as a hobby.