I attended post-graduate medical school at the Australian National University, where I was awarded a travelling scholarship to the University of Cambridge. I commenced internship and residency at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. I was selected for Obstetrics & Gynaecology training at the Royal Women’s Hospital where I trained for 5 years. This tertiary-level experience allows me to manage both low and higher-risk pregnancies. Having trained in sub-speciality units such as Pelvic Pain and Pelvic Floor, I was taught techniques and skills to manage more complex gynaecological conditions. I completed further training at Peninsula Health and Monash Health.

I am committed to research and medical education. I hold an academic position as an Honorary Lecturer with Monash University. This allows me to stay up to date with the latest treatment options. You can access my research profile at Researchgate. I have published in international journals and present at conferences. I am currently supervising several research projects, including that on COVID-19 and pregnancy, nutrition in pregnancy, and minimally-invasive technology to manage post-surgical bleeding.