Australian Menopause Centre

Dr Arshia Khalid is a Medical Practitioner and has been working as a physician in Australia for 12 years. She believes in a personalised, collaborative and patient-centred approach in her work and is always prepared to go the extra mile for her patients. She has experience working as a medical officer in the Australian public health system. She has obtained a Diploma in Child Health from Westmead Hospital in Sydney. Dr Arshia has a great interest in HRT and women’s issues related to menopause. She has treated many patients with hormonal issues of all ages. She loves to listen with great respect, passion and sincerity and has experience in telehealth consultations. Her hobby outside of work is music and is a mother of two beautiful children. Besides English she speaks, Bengali, Urdu and Hindi. Currently, she is also working with Australian visa and immigration service as a Physician.

Dr Kathryn is a very experienced and dedicated GP with special interests in women’s health, pregnancy care and paediatric medicine. Kathryn has a wealth of experience in fertility health, menstrual disorders and PCOS, regularly consulting with patients presenting with complex health issues.

After graduating from UNSW in 2008 she attained Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2013. Additionally, she attained the Diploma of Child Health in 2012 and in 2013 the Certificate in Sexual Health and Family Planning.

Dr Mark is a compassionate and light-hearted specialist GP with special interests in mental health, sexual health and medical education. Mark has worked in a variety of locations, from metropolitan city clinics to rural and remote locations. He graduated from The University of Adelaide in 2016 and attained Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2021.

At work, Mark takes a holistic approach, focusing not only on symptom management but also on promoting overall well-being. In his time away from work, Mark enjoys travel, photography, brewing coffee and hiking.

Dr Natasha Paul graduated from the University of Tasmania and continued training in diverse areas of medicine at Launceston General Hospital and Westmead Hospital. Additionally, she has acquired experience in General Paediatrics at Westmead Children’s Hospital while completing the Sydney Child Health Program. During the pandemic, Dr Natasha spent a year serving the rural community of Kandos, NSW. In 2022, she returned to Nepean Hospital dedicating another year to Addiction Medicine.

Dr Natasha is deeply passionate about providing holistic healthcare, recognising the importance of physical, emotional, and social factors in well-being. She goes beyond merely treating symptoms, striving to understand the root cause of her patients’ health concerns. By tailoring personalised treatment plans to each individual, Dr Natasha ensures that her patients are empowered to make informed decisions regarding their health and overall well-being.