Dominika is a dedicated gynaecologist and obstetrician providing comprehensive care in public and private settings. Her passion is ensuring the health and well-being of women through all stages of life. On the weekends you can find her trail running with her dog and participating in community races. She believes in maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle and loves sharing this passion with others. 

Leah is a qualified specialist gynaecologist and obstetrician with a passion for general obstetrics and gynaecology. She holds a C-QuIP certification and has a special interest in abnormal cervical screening tests (CST)/colposcopy.  Leah is a single mum of a beautiful girl and has keen interest in AFL football. On weekends you will find her sitting at the MCG cheering on her beloved Richmond Tigers.

Dr Arzoo Khalid is a consultant Gynaecologist/Obstetrician who is committed to providing excellent care in every stage of a women’s life. Arzoo has completed her fellowship from Royal Australian college of Obstetrics and Gynaenacology – FRANZCOG. She has gained vast experience  during her training, working interstate (Brisbane, Canberra and NSW) and in Melbourne(Royal women’s hospital and Sunshine hospital)

Arzoo is actively involved in medical teaching (University of Melbourne) and supervision of Royal Australian College of Obstetrics. Now that Arzoo's children are grown ups, she intends to spend a bit more time on hobbies at home like crocheting and knitting when time permits around her busy schedule.

Karen is an endoscopist, colorectal and general surgeon who offers care with a personalised approach – what matters to you, matters to her.

Some concerns can be hard to talk about – she understands and is sensitive to that.

Karen has positive energy which is ‘infectious’ (in a good way) and she aims to have you walk out smiling!

Ghada El Zohbi, a registered Clinical Psychologist, has a wealth of experience in various mental health settings, including public inpatient, community, and forensic environments. She is committed to providing culturally sensitive, trauma-informed, and person-centred therapy, Ghada’s professional interest centres around women’s mental health.  Outside of work, Ghada is an amazing cook, loves to explore the world, and daydreams about opening a cafe attached to a bookstore in Daylesford one day.

Emilia has been working in the medical field as a receptionist/manager for the past 20 years.

She enjoys travelling and dabbling in art and many other handmade craft activities. Emilia has recently been blessed with two new grand children and is very proud to be the doting Nonna of two beautiful baby boys. We are all sharing in this joy and can ascertain those boys have quite a few new Aunties.