I was born and raised in Esperance, completed my medical training at UWA in Perth, and I’ve been a GP in Albany for the past 15 years. I have a passion for women’s health, patient advocacy, medical education, and lifelong learning. I currently work at the Pioneer Pelvic Pain Clinic, and teach medical students at the Rural Clinical School of WA in Albany. I occasionally work in our local Emergency Department. I endeavour to make all patients feel safe, comfortable and supported whilst under my care. I have two daughters, aged 8 and 11. I love living and raising my family in the beautiful, diverse, wild Great Southern region.