Dr Cari Medina

Dr. Cari Medina is an experienced General Practitioner with over 16 years of experience in the medical field. She completed her MBBS degree in the Philippines in 2003 before moving to Australia in 2007 to undergo further medical training. Dr. Medina initially worked at Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital as a Resident Medical Officer for three years, followed by further training in Paediatrics at Children’s Hospital Westmead. She also worked as a Paediatric Registrar at Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital for another two years while completing her Diploma in Child Health.

Dr. Medina transitioned to general practice and became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2014. Her areas of special interest include newborn and paediatric health, women’s health, mental health, chronic disease management, and weight management. Dr. Medina's patient-centered approach and extensive training in paediatrics and general practice make her a well-rounded and compassionate healthcare provider.

Dr. Medina has been involved in research projects focused on paediatric health, specifically on the early detection of childhood illnesses and improving overall newborn care. Her research interests extend to mental health, particularly in women and children, and chronic disease management. Dr. Medina is also interested in weight management and has contributed to studies on obesity prevention in children and adults.

• Award for Excellence in Paediatric Care, 2018

• Best GP in Women’s Health, 2019

• Recognition for Contribution to Chronic Disease Management, 2020

Dr. Cari Medina is a dedicated General Practitioner with a strong background in paediatrics and women’s health. She has authored articles and contributed to research on newborn care, paediatric health, and mental health. Dr. Medina has a holistic approach to healthcare, incorporating preventive measures and early intervention strategies to ensure the long-term health of her patients. Her work in chronic disease management and weight management has helped improve patient care, particularly for those struggling with obesity-related conditions.