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A collection of stories and profiles of women in general practice
If you would like to submit your story, or that of a colleague, for consideration for publication on the WiGP page, please send your contribution of up to four pages, to history@racgp.org.au
To mark International Women’s Day, 8 March 2020, Dr Magdalena Simonis brings the pioneers of the past to bear on the present.
When Dr Barbara Burge started her general practice training in Queensland in the 1950s, it was certainly not the typical thing for a young woman to do, as evidenced by some dubious wisdom she received at home.
Dr Margaret Hollands’ career was guided by a curious spirit that led her, not just into general practice at a time when relatively few women trained in the profession, but halfway across the world.
Maureen Cazalet was born in the city of Ahmednagar in the state of Maharashtra about 100 km northeast of Poona
Dr Cathy Morris has never thought of herself as a pioneering woman. In fact, gender was the last thing on her mind when she started her medical training back in 1964.
Mary’s contributions to advancing the status of women in medicine and advocating for children are well recognised
Dr Columbine Mullins has embraced the opportunities that come with owning you own practice.
No matter where medical training took her, Tasmania’s Dr Jane Cooper always seemed destined to ply her trade at home.
Dr Cris Beer has followed her healthcare passion in and out of the consulting room.
Dr Deborah Sambo values her patients as individuals and strives to accommodate their diverse requirements.
Dr Dasha Fielder didn’t always envision a career in general practice. She initially had a more specific speciality in mind.
Dr Solange Costermans is passionate about delivering high-quality healthcare to rural and remote communities through her work with the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Dr Penny Need is passionate about the general practice profession and the people who make it such a dynamic area of healthcare.
Dr Tonia Marquardt uses her global experience to help build healthcare bridges between areas of need.
Dr Sarah Beck’s work on Thursday Island has helped improve access to health services for women in the Torres Strait.