Having now been a GP in Australia for 7 years, Dr Loba is a compassionate doctor committed to providing high-quality healthcare to patients of all ages. With a special interest in Women’s Health, Dr Loba values open communication and active listening to best help her patients. Taking the time to understand each patient’s unique health concerns, Dr Loba collaborates with her patients to create personalised treatment plans.
- Reproductive Health: Dr Haque offers comprehensive guidance on family planning, contraception, and fertility-related concerns, ensuring women make informed choices.
- Obstetrics: With a caring approach, Dr Loba provides prenatal care, ensuring a safe and healthy pregnancy journey for expectant mothers.
- Gynaecology: Dr Loba conducts routine screenings, such as Cervical Smear Test and mammograms, and addresses a wide range of gynaecological issues, including menstrual disorders, pelvic pain, and menopausal symptoms.
- Women’s Wellness: Committed to holistic well-being, Dr Loba emphasises preventive care, offering advice on nutrition, fitness, and mental health.
- Chronic Disease Management: Committed to managing chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease, Dr Loba works closely with patients to improve their quality of life.
- Acute Care: Dr Loba is skilled in diagnosing and treating acute illnesses and injuries, ensuring patients receive prompt and effective care.
- Aged care: Dr Loba conducts thorough assessments to evaluate the physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being of her elderly patients.
- Children and Adolescent health: Dr Loba provides comprehensive healthcare services for infants, children including the specific health challenges and concerns of teenagers which includes puberty, mental health, and reproductive health.
Outside of medicine, Dr Loba enjoys reading, travelling and spending time with her family.
With over 13 years of experience as a GP in Australia, Dr Sushma is passionate about supporting women through every stage of life. My greatest professional joy comes from helping women feel heard, supported, and empowered in their health journeys.
As both a doctor and a woman, Dr Sushma understands the complexities of the female life cycle and the evolving health needs that come with each phase, from adolescence and fertility to menopause and beyond.
Dr Sushma’s additional training and experience in women’s health, strengthened her ability to provide comprehensive, compassionate and evidence-based care to women of all backgrounds.
In addition to English, Dr Sushma also speaks Telugu and Hindi, which allows her to connect with and support a diverse range of patients.
Outside of work, Dr Sushma enjoys spending time with her husband and two children. Together they stay active and find joy in their gardening and family life.
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Having graduated from Davao Medical School Foundation in 1999, Dr Donna has enjoyed a successful and fulfilling career in General Medicine.
With so many years of experience, Dr Donna has developed a passion for helping women with their health and wellness.
Having been a doctor for over 16 years, Dr Jolly is experienced in all areas of family and general medicine, with a particular interest in women’s health.
Proactive with her approach, Dr Jolly likes to motivate women to look after their health at every stage in their life.
Outside of medicine, Dr Jolly loves singing and spending time with her family.
Graduating from the University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka with a distinction in obstetrics and gynaecology, Dr Arthikka then decided to migrate to Australia. Completing her internship at Mackay Base Hospital QLD, Dr Arthikka continued to work there as a junior house officer before becoming a full time GP in 2011. In 2016, Dr Arthikka completed her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Outside of medicine, Dr Arthikka has 3 sons who she loves spending time with, as well as listening to music, reading and gardening. Dr Arthikka also likes to devote some time to charity work in Sri Lanka.
Completing her medical degree in Pakistan in 1981, Dr Alphonsa first worked for 6 months in gynaecology and obstetrics in a major hospital in Karachi before moving into a leprosy centre where she worked for 16 years. In this centre, Dr Alphonsa was responsible for looking after female lepers and their families, as well as the centre staff and their families.
After moving to Australia in 2000, Dr Alphonsa did 3 years of hospital HMO rotations, including 6 months in gynaecology/obstetrics in Dandenong hospital and then 6 months in Psychology at Monash Clayton. In 2009, Dr Alphonsa received her fellowship from the RACGP
AEarly on in Dr Alphonsa’s training, she realised women’s health does not get enough attention, especially in the third world country that she belonged to.
Since then, Dr Alphonsa has developed a passion for looking after women’s physical and mental health.
Outside of medicine, you can find Dr Alphonsa travelling and exploring Australian outback and spending time with her loving husband, 4 beautiful children and 2 precious grandchildren
A wealth of knowledge and expertise, Dr Danise has been a GP for over 20 years after graduating from the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa.
During this time, Dr Danise has become dedicated to her patients and is especially passionate about helping women with their health concerns.
Outside of medicine, Dr Danise enjoys painting and crafts.
Originally from Victoria and then completing her training in Queensland, Dr. Teasdale ended up settling and raising her family on the Northern Beaches. Enjoying a holistic approach to general practice, Dr. Teasdale has special interests in sports medicine, mental health, preventive health, as well as women’s health.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Teasdale enjoys being outside and active with family and friends.
Originally graduating from Myanmar, Dr Mar Mar worked for a few years as a GP, before joining her husband in Fiji who was working as a United Nations volunteer under UNDP. For 20 years, Dr Mar Mar worked in various fields of medicine in Fiji and New Zealand before migrating to Australia where she has continued to work as a GP.
Beginning her studies at Melbourne University, Dr Alicia worked hospital medicine for three years and then started work in general practice in 2013.
Thriving in general practice, Dr Alicia enjoys that it gives her the opportunity to develop long term therapeutic relationships with her patients. Getting to know her patients and their families enables Dr Alicia to provide care that suits their individual circumstances and needs.
During her years in general practice, Dr Alicia has grown her own family and now has 4 busy little boys aging from 3 years to 11 years old. Being a mum takes up most of Dr Alicia’s time that is not spent at work. The weekends at Dr Alicia’s house revolve around community sport, family and friends. A guilty pleasure of Dr Alicia’s is when she gets to enjoy early mornings and time to herself so she can exercise and listen to an audiobook.
