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Natasha completed her undergraduate medical training at Monash University before completing her Paediatric training at Monash Children’s and the Royal Children’s Hospitals. Throughout her training she has had a broad range of clinical experiences, including neonatal medicine, behavioural and developmental paediatrics, emergency medicine, general paediatrics, paediatric intensive care and retrieval medicine, rural medicine, infectious diseases, and microbiology. She was also formerly the Chief Resident Medical Officer at Monash Children’s Hospital, advocating for and supporting Junior Medical Staff. Since obtaining her fellowship, she has had exposure to indigenous health care and neonatal retrieval medicine working as a locum Paediatrician in remote Western Australia, in addition to regional Victoria.

As an adjunct to her private practice, she also works at Monash Children’s Hospital as both a Paediatric Infectious Diseases Physician and General Paediatrician.

In addition to her clinical work, Natasha is actively involved in Infectious Diseases and Paediatric research and has recently published a paper in Pediatrics on Late Onset Group B Streptococcal Disease in infants. She also has a keen interest in further medical education and is an Advanced Paediatric Life Support (APLS) instructor teaching health professionals how to manage the critically ill or injured child.

Natasha believes that part of her role as a Paediatrician is to equip children and parents with knowledge, and to work collaboratively with families with the aim of helping each child become the best version of themselves they can be. She welcomes all infectious diseases and general paediatric referrals. She has an interest in attachment parenting, elimination communication, and responsive parenting, approaches she has personally adopted with her young toddler.

Outside of work, Natasha loves spending time with her husband and growing son, loves the outdoors and is involved in her local church community.

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