After completing her medical degree in 2001, Dr. Bindiya Sethi embarked on a journey that combines a passion for public health with extensive medical training. She initially contributed to a pilot project by the World Health Organization (WHO) at a university medical college and hospital. Seeking to broaden her expertise, Dr. Sethi moved to Australia to begin her General Practice training with Monash Health and Peninsula Health.
Dr. Sethi further specialised in children’s health, earning advanced training from Westmead Hospital in Sydney. She also holds a certificate in Health Economics and Policy from the prestigious London School of Economics. Her commitment to the medical community is evident through her service as a council member and Deputy Chair of the RACGP Victoria Faculty. Additionally, she is a council member of MacRobertson Girls’ High School and a board member of a migrant and refugee health center.
Dr. Sethi is skilled in fitting and removing intrauterine devices (IUDs) and Implanon, and she is also qualified to train and supervise other healthcare practitioners in these procedures.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Sethi enjoys an active lifestyle. She loves playing badminton and basketball with her daughters and often rides bicycles with her partner. Dr. Sethi also finds solace in meditation and cherishes her time with close friends.
Dr Cecilia Akinloye completed her Bachelor of Medicine in 2008 and went on to complete her GP training in Warrnambool. She also holds postgraduate qualifications in Skin Cancer Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and has expertise in IUD and Implanon fitting.
Dr Cecilia moved to Australia in 2013 with her family and has over 10 years of experience working in various hospitals and general practices across the UK, Australia, and West Africa. She enjoys the diversity of general practice, particularly working closely with patients to optimise their health. Above all, she finds it a privilege to build relationships and get to know her patients.
Outside of work, Cecilia is a proud mum to her daughters, enjoys gardening (despite limited success), and loves to travel.
Completing her Master of Dietetics Studies at The University of Queensland, Natasha Lim is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with a special interest in women’s health. She is passionate about empowering women through education and tailored nutrition guidance to enhance their well-being.
Outside of her professional life, Natasha enjoys cycling along scenic river routes, combining her love for fitness and the outdoors.
Henrietta Johnston is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with a Master of Dietetics from Bond University and a Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Science from the University of Queensland.
Dedicated to helping clients achieve lasting health improvements, Henrietta provides evidence-based nutrition advice through a collaborative and personalised approach. With experience across various clinical settings, she combines expertise with clear communication to ensure her clients feel supported and empowered on their journey to better health.
Outside of her work, Henrietta enjoys exploring new recipes, staying active outdoors, and spending time with her family and friends. She is passionate about fostering well-being and believes in empowering women to make informed and effective choices about their nutrition and overall health.
Dr. Jin Gao is a compassionate and dedicated doctor who moved from New Zealand to Melbourne with her family in 2023. After graduating from the University of Auckland, New Zealand in 2013, she embarked on her medical career, gaining experience as a junior doctor across various specialties. During this time, she completed a Post Graduate Certificate in Medical Sciences with a focus on women’s health.
Dr. Jin spent an extended period in the obstetrics and gynaecology department, where she completed five university papers centered on women’s health. This deeply rewarding experience enhanced her understanding of the significant impact health concerns can have on women’s lives. Since then, she has been passionate about delivering high-quality healthcare to women.
With over 9 years of experience in general practice and urgent care, Dr. Jin is a Fellow of The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners and was also a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care. She is dedicated to working closely with her patients, helping them achieve their best and healthiest selves.
Outside of her medical practice, Dr. Jin enjoys spending time with her family, exploring new places, and has a keen interest in personal development and wellness.
Having previously worked in India and the United States, Dr Sushma made the move to Australia and has been a GP here for over 8 years.
A GP who is experienced in all areas of family and general medicine, Dr Sushma has been naturally drawn towards helping women with their health concerns.
Outside of medicine, Dr Sushma loves spending time with her husband and kids, especially when going on holidays. For relaxation, Dr Sushma also enjoys sitting back and watching a good movie or cooking for family.
After completing her medical degree in 2001, Dr. Bindiya Sethi embarked on a journey that combines a passion for public health with extensive medical training. She initially contributed to a pilot project by the World Health Organization (WHO) at a university medical college and hospital. Seeking to broaden her expertise, Dr. Sethi moved to Australia to begin her General Practice training with Monash Health and Peninsula Health.
Dr. Sethi further specialised in children’s health, earning advanced training from Westmead Hospital in Sydney. She also holds a certificate in Health Economics and Policy from the prestigious London School of Economics. Her commitment to the medical community is evident through her service as a council member and Deputy Chair of the RACGP Victoria Faculty. Additionally, she is a council member of MacRobertson Girls’ High School and a board member of a migrant and refugee health center.
Dr. Sethi is skilled in fitting and removing intrauterine devices (IUDs) and Implanon, and she is also qualified to train and supervise other healthcare practitioners in these procedures.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Sethi enjoys an active lifestyle. She loves playing badminton and basketball with her daughters and often rides bicycles with her partner. Dr. Sethi also finds solace in meditation and cherishes her time with close friends.
Dr. Zulaiha hails from Sri Lanka and pursued her postgraduate training in New Zealand before settling in Australia. With a background in internal medicine and experience as a medical registrar in Auckland, she transitioned into family medicine.
In her medical practice, Dr. Zulaiha specializes as a General Practitioner with Special Interest (GPSI) in women’s health. She is deeply committed to providing patient-centered care to promote overall well-being. As a member of the Australian Menopausal Society (AMS) and the International Menopausal Society (IMS), she has a keen focus on long-acting contraception methods such as IUDs, IUSs, and implants, as well as menopausal health.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Zulaiha is passionate about teaching and has served as a medical educator for the RNZCGP. During her leisure time, she indulges in singing, baking, and cherishing moments with her family.
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.
