Dr Chamu Ramakrishna

Dr. Chamu Ramakrishna has over 13 years of experience in medicine. After graduating in 2009, she completed her internship and residency in India, followed by successful completion of AMC licensing exams in Australia. She has worked extensively in public hospitals in Western Australia and Central Queensland. In 2022, she became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners after completing her GP training in Dubbo. She is currently practicing in Keiraville, NSW, and focuses on women's and children's health, mental health, and Aboriginal healthcare.

Dr. Ramakrishna has contributed to community health initiatives involving chronic disease prevention and culturally sensitive care models for Aboriginal populations. She has participated in data-driven public health research during her MPH studies, especially around women's health access in rural Australia.

• Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners – 2022

•  FPAA National Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health – Family Planning NSW

•  Professional Certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine – HealthCert

• Acknowledged for Outstanding Community Service in Rural NSW – 2021

Dr. Chamu Ramakrishna is a committed General Practitioner with diverse experience across hospital and community health systems. She brings a patient-centered approach to care and emphasizes early intervention, prevention, and education in all her consultations. Her focus areas include chronic disease, women’s health, skin checks, and sexual and mental health. She has also completed further training in skin cancer medicine and reproductive health to ensure comprehensive services. Dr. Ramakrishna is known for her culturally sensitive approach and dedication to serving underserved communities, especially Aboriginal populations in rural Australia.