Dr Lia Lopez

Dr Lia began her medical career in Argentina, qualifying as a doctor before training as a General Practitioner in Spain. She went on to broaden her experience in the UK before eventually settling in Melbourne, where she now brings her international expertise to patients at our Ballarat clinic.

With more than a decade of experience across diverse healthcare systems, Dr Lia has developed a strong and lasting interest in women’s health. Her time working abroad highlighted a recurring theme: many women face systemic barriers to receiving timely diagnoses and appropriate treatment. Recognising this gap, she has dedicated her career to providing accessible, comprehensive, and compassionate care for women of all ages.

Dr Lia is a passionate advocate for advancing community knowledge and education in health and lifestyle. She firmly believes that women’s health has too often been overlooked and under-researched, and she is committed to not only delivering high-quality, evidence-based care but also contributing to closing these inequities. Her patients value her approachable nature, thoroughness, and genuine commitment to supporting them through every stage of life.

In addition to her medical work, Dr Lia enjoys cycling, travelling, reading, and furthering her studies. She is also multilingual and offers consultations in Spanish, French, and Italian, as well as English—making her care more accessible to patients from diverse backgrounds.

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Dr. Jin Gao

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.

Stephanie Iera

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.

Rebecca Miles

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

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.

Katie Harris

Katie Harris is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian and Nutritionist with over 15 years of experience dedicated to helping women achieve optimal health through nutrition. Specialising in fertility and pregnancy, Katie is certified as a Fertility and Pre-Natal Dietitian, offering holistic nutrition therapy to manage and treat medical conditions.

She is passionate about empowering women to reach their nutrition goals through simple and sustainable changes, providing personalised nutrition plans tailored to individual needs. Outside of her profession, Katie enjoys Pilates, beach runs, exploring new destinations, and indulging in culinary adventures.

Dr Regina Cabuang

Completing her degree in 1999 in the Philippines, Dr Regina did basic paediatric training in Philippine General Hospital from 2005 and then from 2008 worked in private practice in paediatrics.

Migrating to New Zealand in 2008, Dr Regina worked as a Resident Medical Officer on the Auckland District Health Board, before completing her Fellowship with the RNZCGP.

Although having completed training and working within paediatrics and skin cancer, Dr Regina has developed a special interest in helping women with their health concerns. Dr Regina says that one third of her patients are women and they all say that no one would listen to them, so she feels proud to be able to offer an empathetic ear.

Dr Thandar san

Dr. Thandar San graduated from Myanmar in 2013 and commenced practice in Australia in 2016. Her motivation to become a GP stems from her desire to provide comprehensive care to patients, addressing their physical, psychological, and social needs. She obtained her fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2020.

Women’s health presents unique challenges. From puberty to menopause, hormonal changes can significantly impact everyday life. Dr. Thandar San is committed to empowering women to understand and address these changes, ensuring they do not suffer in silence. She finds it rewarding to educate women about their health and support them throughout their journey. As a GP, she considers it an honor to provide this essential service in women’s health.

Outside of work, Dr. Thandar San enjoys spending time with her family and exploring new recipes through cooking and baking.

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