Dr Catherine Eve

Dr. Catherine Eve is a highly experienced General Practitioner (GP) with over 24 years of medical experience, having graduated in 1999 with Honours in both Speech Pathology and Medicine from the University of Sydney. A proud Novacastrian, she returned to the Hunter Region to complete her Junior Medical Officer training, followed by specialty GP training which she completed in 2008.

She became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) the same year and has since practiced extensively in the Newcastle area. Dr. Eve manages all aspects of general practice, with a special focus on women’s health, preventative care, and chronic condition management. Her approach is compassionate and holistic, built on long-standing relationships with families in the local community

Dr. Eve has contributed to community-level research focused on improving primary healthcare delivery in regional areas. Her academic background in speech pathology and general medicine has allowed her to take part in studies that intersect communication disorders, chronic illness, and primary care patient outcomes.

• 2008: Fellowship Achievement, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

• 2015: Recognition for Excellence in Women's Health, Hunter GP Association

• 2021: Award for Longstanding Contribution to Community Medicine, Newcastle Medical Network

Dr. Catherine Eve graduated from the University of Sydney in 1999, earning Honours in both Speech Pathology and Medicine. She completed her specialty GP training in 2008 and earned Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr. Eve has since worked extensively across the Hunter Region, providing expert care in women’s health, preventative medicine, and general family practice. Her dual qualifications and dedication to education and mentorship in medicine make her a respected figure within the local medical community.