Dr Astrid Baker

Dr. Astrid Baker is an experienced General Practitioner with over 12 years of experience in the medical field. After growing up in Albury, she moved to Melbourne to pursue her science and medical studies at the University of Melbourne, completing her MBBS degree in 2010.

Dr. Baker undertook her general practice training in Tasmania before deciding to settle back in North-East Victoria to be closer to her family. She has a special interest in adolescent and women’s health and enjoys the full scope of general practice, including preventative care and chronic disease management.

Dr. Baker is dedicated to providing patient-centered care with a focus on early intervention and holistic health management for women and adolescents. In her spare time, Dr. Baker enjoys cooking for friends and family, and exploring nature through bush walks, bike rides, and runs.

Dr. Baker has contributed to research in adolescent health, women’s health, and preventative medicine. Her research has focused on improving early detection and management of common health conditions in young women and adolescents, as well as enhancing health education in primary care.

She is passionate about promoting healthy lifestyles and has worked on research projects exploring the impact of nutrition, physical activity, and mental health on adolescent development.

• FRACGP Fellowship – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2015)

• Outstanding Contribution to Women’s Health – Albury Women’s Health Society (2017)

• Excellence in Adolescent Health Care – Australian Medical Association (2018)

Dr. Baker has authored a few publications on adolescent health and women’s health, particularly on preventative healthcare strategies and the management of hormonal health. Her bibliography includes articles on nutritional interventions, early diagnosis of menstrual disorders, and approaches to improving adolescent mental health.