Dr Tarek Meniawy manages all aspects of general medical oncology and also subspecialises in gynaecological malignancies, and melanoma. Besides his clinic at WOMEN Centre, Dr Meniawy devotes his time to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, King Edward Memorial Hospital and University of Western Australia as a clinical senior lecturer.

Dr Meniawy received his medical degree from Cairo University, Egypt; in 2000 and undertook postgraduate physician training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane. He had further training in medical oncology at Royal Perth Hospital and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, and was awarded the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2011. He is a member of the Western Australia Gynaecological Cancer Service and the Western Australia Melanoma Advisory Service.

Dr Meniawy has a keen interest in research and is actively involved in clinical trials including early studies of novel therapies, and large international studies in gynaecological cancer and melanoma. He has a particular interest in tumour immunology and immunotherapy, which have resulted in major breakthroughs in cancer therapies in recent years.

In 2016, Dr Meniawy was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy by the University of Western Australia for his studies on the effects of targeted anti-cancer therapies on the immune system. He is also an active member of the Australia and New Zealand Gynaecological Oncology Group, a not-for-profit organisation, dedicated to gynaecological cancer research.

Dr Fred Busch manages all aspects of general obstetrics, including high-risk obstetrics, and gynaecology.

Dr Busch’s special interests in gynaecology include advanced laparoscopic surgery (including hysterectomy and endometriosis), hysteroscopic surgery, pelvic floor repair and incontinence surgery, menorrhagia management, and colposcopy.

Dr Busch received his medical degree from the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa. He trained in the United Kingdom for paediatrics, ear nose and throat surgery, and obstetrics and gynaecology before relocating to Australia. He undertook the integrated obstetrics and gynaecology training program at King Edward Memorial Hospital and was granted Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in 2007.

Dr Su Hamid manages all aspects of general obstetrics up to 20 weeks of pregnancy and general gynaecology.

Dr Hamid’s special interests in gynaecology include colposcopy and management of abnormal Pap smear, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), fibroids, pelvic pain, incontinence (including urodynamics) and pelvic organ prolapse, menstrual problems, painful intercourse, post coital bleeding, post-menopausal bleeding, vulval conditions, gynaecological cancer assessment and diagnosis, family planning, infertility assessment, and menopause management.

Dr Hamid graduated with a first class honours in Bachelor of Medical Sciences in 1990 and Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in 1992, from the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom. She has been working in obstetrics and gynaecology since 1993 and was granted membership to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (United Kingdom) in 1998. She completed her Specialist Certificate of Training in Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in 2004 and obtained fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in 2008. After her move to Australia in 2003, she has worked in Perth, Melbourne and Geraldton. She is multilingual and can consult in Malay and English fluently.

Dr Hamid was born in Malaysia and moved to the United Kingdom where she studied and worked for 20 years before moving to Australia with her family; drawn by the quality of life and abundance of sunshine here. In her spare time, she enjoys working out in the gym and cycling.

Dr Jeremy Tan completed his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at the University of Western Australia in 1999. He went on to undertake specialist training is general surgery and was awarded Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2007. He further subspecialises in upper gastrointestinal surgery and bariatric surgery after completing his fellowship for both at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in 2007.

Dr Tan attends obstetric and gynaecological operations where there may be concurrent surgical problems such as hernias or diseases that involve the bowel. He also contributes his expertise in gynaecological cancer surgery where the tumour deposits are in anatomical locations that require the expertise of a surgeon with extensive upper gastrointestinal surgical experience for a complete resection of tumour.

A joint approach gynaecological cancer surgery with Dr Tan facilitates the highest chance of optimal debulking with lower morbidity when the cancer require extensive surgical debulking in the upper abdomen. Dr Tan is also available for outpatient service such as vasectomy procedure at WOMEN Centre.

Dr Tim Pavy, after graduating from the University of Adelaide, trained extensively in anaesthesia and intensive care in South Africa, Zimbabwe, England and Canada. He settled in Perth, in 1987, and is one of the key medical practitioners at King Edward Memorial Hospital, where he founded Australia’s first public Pelvic Pain Clinic in 2008.

Dr Pavy became a fellow of the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists in 2000. His particular interests, on which he has published extensively and lectured at national, and international level, include anaesthesia and pain relief for pregnant women, and persistent pelvic pain.

Dr Lesley Ramage has more than 25 years of experience in women’s health as a general practitioner. She obtained her medical degree from Leeds University in the United Kingdom and completed her postgraduate general practitioner training in 1986.

Dr Ramage has worked in general practice since moving to Australia with her family in 1993. Since 2007, she has also held an appointment at King Edward Memorial Hospital where she consults in menopause and menopause symptoms after cancer clinics. She is actively involved in the teaching and training of medical undergraduates and doctors.

Dr Ramage holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Women’s and has been an invited speaker at a number of educational events. She regularly attends local, national and international scientific meetings to keep up to date with new developments in the field of women’s health.

Dr Ramage’s special interests include family planning and the management of menopause (both natural and following a diagnosis of cancer). She performs Pap smears and sexual health screening and provides osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease risk assessments.

Dr Paige Tucker completed a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science and Applied Statistics at Murdoch University in 2005 before completing a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery with Honours at The University of Western Australia in 2011. She has a strong interest in gynaecological oncology research and is currently undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy at Notre Dame University.

Dr Tucker has worked for three years as a surgical resident medical officer at Fremantle Hospital and St John of God Subiaco Hospital. She works at WOMEN Centre as a clinical and surgical assistant to Dr Jason Tan.

Paula has more than 17 years of experience in clinical psychology and assists patients who face psychological issues during diagnosis, treatment and recovery. With her specialist knowledge in psycho-oncology, Paula’s contribution to the multidisciplinary treatment approach at WOMEN Centre facilitates the best possible outcome for patients who may face unexpected psychological distress and challenges.

Paula had extensive training in a broad range of psychotherapy and provides psychotherapy for adults experiencing personal and interpersonal problems. She has developed a specialized knowledge and experience with patients diagnosed with cancer and receiving treatment for cancer. She would find an approach that suits the individual and their issue in a collaborative and respectful manner.

Paula has worked in both the private and public health services and was previously a senior clinical psychologist at the Breast Cancer Clinical Psychology Service at Royal Perth Hospital. She also contributed her expertise and time at the Community Mental Health Clinics and Child, and Adolescent Mental Health Services.

Paula received her bachelor’s degree from Murdoch University in 1979, Post Graduate Diploma in Psychology from Curtin University in 1994 and Master of Psychology (Clinical) from University of Western Australia in 1998. She is a member of the Psychology Board of Australia and Australian Psychological Society.

Sarah provides genetic counselling to help patients to understand and adapt to the medical, psychological and familial implications of genetic contributions to disease. Sarah works in conjunction with a clinical geneticist to provide patients with optimal care.

Sarah’s main professional interest is in clinical genetics, particularly familial cancer. She also has experience in prenatal, paediatric and adult genetics. She currently works in the public healthcare sector as a genetic counsellor at Genetic Services of Western Australia (based at King Edward Memorial Hospital), and holds weekly clinics at WOMEN Centre.

After completing a Bachelor of Science with Honours at the University of Western Australia in 2003, Sarah worked in genetic research in Perth, and later in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. Since completing postgraduate genetic counselling studies at the University of Newcastle, New South Wales, in 2005, she has worked as genetic counsellor in Perth and Sydney, and gained invaluable experience through volunteer work at the University of Colorado’s Hereditary Cancer Clinic while living in the United States.

In Western Australia, genetic counselling has not been available through the private healthcare sector prior to the establishment of the clinic at WOMEN Centre. Sarah is very pleased to be able to work in both the public and private settings, providing genetic counselling to a diverse group of Western Australians.

Kealy runs the pre and post-operative education classes and provides physiotherapy consultation. She has developed a special interest in women’s health as it encompasses aspects of both her nursing and physiotherapy backgrounds, providing her with a unique skill set and approach to educating and treating clients.

Prior to completing her physiotherapy studies, Kealy was a registered nurse at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital after graduating with a Bachelor of Science (Nursing) in 2006.

Kealy is currently undertaking a Master of Physiotherapy (Clinical) specialising in continence and women’s health. She currently holds a Master of Science (Physiotherapy).

Christelle has more than 15 years clinical experience in exercise physiology. She grew up, studied and worked in South Africa before moving to Australia with her family in 2012.

Christelle has a passion for educating people about the importance of exercise for improved physical and mental health, and wellbeing. She provides private consultations to women who need guidance and motivation to incorporate the most appropriate exercise into their lives.

Christelle aims to educate women on the importance of regular, appropriate exercise to help prevent or manage chronic diseases such as cancer, osteoporosis, hypertension and musculoskeletal injuries. She also uses her training an experience as Pilates teacher to advise on correct posture and breathing, and to provide exercises for muscle weakness, limited mobility and chronic pain.

Christelle has a strong interest in gynaecological oncology and is currently undertaking a master’s degree in exercise and science at the Edith Cowan University. She received her Bachelor of Arts (Human Movement Science) from the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa in 1992.

Melanie supports the doctors by providing hands-on clinical care and is responsible for clinical based procedures and activities. She also administers research and audits to enable improvement of service and delivery of patient care.

Melanie is a qualified clinical midwife and a clinical research nurse for the Western Australia Gynaecological Cancer Service.

Jackie supports the doctors by providing hands-on clinical care and is responsible for clinical based procedures and activities. She has extensive experience in gynaecologic oncology and general surgical nursing.

Jackie is also currently a clinical nurse and ward nurse at St John of God Subiaco Hospital.

Maria supports the doctors by providing hands-on clinical care and is responsible for clinical based procedures and activities. She also assists with outpatient service’s procedures that are performed under local anaesthesia. Additionally, Maria manages the nurse team while developing and maintaining safety protocols to ensure best practice and consistent patient outcomes.

Maria brings with her a wealth of experience as a perioperative nurse in well-established hospitals in the Perth Metropolitan area and has worked in King Edward Memorial Hospital for more than 13 years, of which, more than 11 years as an invaluable member of the operating theatre. She has held the position of clinical nurse in theatre at King Edward Memorial Hospital for the last seven years and was also the clinical nurse specialist there with responsibility for clinical management of a department, leading the nurse team and promoting clinical standards, and quality of care.

She is currently enrolled in Diploma of Management, Certificate in Nursing Education with the Notre Dame University and a holder of Diploma of Health (Perioperative Nursing), Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, and Hospital Life Support Assessor Course.

Samantha Annie自WOMEN中心成立以来就在此兼职做接待工作。业余时间，她喜欢装修自己的旧家，并喜欢在灌木丛远足。

Samantha在医疗行业有超过10年的经验。她喜欢与她的两个女儿和丈夫度过美好的时光，观看戏剧和芭蕾舞表演。

Annie 负责接待，并管理患者预约和查询的工作和其他的一般行政职责。

Annie自WOMEN中心成立以来就在此兼职做接待工作。业余时间，她喜欢装修自己的旧家，并喜欢在灌木丛远足。

Barbara 管理接待处，并负责管理患者的预约、查询、安排和一般行政工作。

Barbara 在医疗中心的接待和管理实践上拥有超过5年的经验。她也在 King Edward Memorial Hospital的妇科肿瘤和阴道镜检查部门工作拥有超过7年的经验。当她在 the New Zealand Army 受训成为一名军医的时候，对医疗服务产生了浓厚的兴趣。

Barbara 将她的业余时间投入到园艺、散步、游泳、拜访在Perth Hills的当地酿酒厂、划船、花时间和家人朋友相处。

Tammy 负责WOMEN 中心的综合和职能管理工作， 并负责中心的日常综合运营顺畅的运作 。

从协助普通医生到专科医师，Tammy 在医疗实践和管理工作中累积了超过19年的经验。在过去的10年里，她承担了更多的综合和职能管理的责任。

Tammy 对 WOMEN 中心 的成立起到了重要的作用，并且在行政管理方面持续扮演着关键的角色。Tammy喜欢在业余时间打垒球、阅读、和吹奏风笛。

在 WOMEN中心， Jun 负责维护信息系统、 软件和硬件以确保日常运营的顺畅进行。

Jun 是中心的一名元老并且拥有超过15年的软件工程师经验，负责编程、 数据库和网络管理。他也开发了计算机和移动设备的医疗应用软件。业余时间，他喜欢打鼓、弹吉他、台球和电脑游戏。

Huey Lih 负责企业战略、规划和执行，也负责管理企业信息交流、公共关系和品牌。

在高级管理、企业事务、市场营销和广告方面，Huey Lih 从银行、媒体和医药行业累积了超过15年的经验。就职 WOMEN中心之前， 她是马来西亚 Merck Sharp and Dohme (MSD)的企业事务主管。

Huey Lih 持有Curtin University in Perth的商业学士学位，双修管理学和市场营销学。 业余时间，她喜欢潜水、高山滑雪、骑马和打网球。