Dr Kulathevy Tewari

Dr. Kulathevy Tewari is a dedicated and solutions-focused General Practitioner with 6+ years of clinical experience. She earned her MBBS from Western Sydney University in 2013, followed by hospital registrar roles at Royal North Shore Hospital and within NSW/ACT tertiary networks, across specialties including Emergency Medicine, Cardiology, Cardiac Care, Aged Care, Haematology, and Renal Medicine . Since starting GP practice in 2019, she has focused on a patient-first, whole-person approach—combining reproductive and sexual health, men’s preventative care, child health, mental health, and procedural skills such as dermoscopy and Implanon insertion/removal.

Dr. Tewari has contributed to applied research and audits in reproductive and preventive health. During her training programs, she co-led case series on contraceptive outcomes and breast health screening compliance. She also took part in lifestyle intervention projects aimed at addressing hormonal conditions like PCOS, and has implemented skin cancer screening algorithms in primary care. As a GP educator for GP Synergy, she assists with student-led case reviews and evidence-based discussions, reinforcing her commitment to integrating research into clinical practice

•  Clinic Excellence Award in Women’s Health & Sexual and Reproductive Care

•  Recognition for Contribution to GP Education (GP Synergy Teaching Role)

•  High Patient Satisfaction Ratings in Preventive Men’s Health & Lifestyle Medicine

Dr. Kulathevy Tewari completed her MBBS at Western Sydney University in 2013 and earned her FRACGP in 2019. Trained in a range of specialties, she brings evidence-based, compassionate care across women's, men's, and child health, as well as lifestyle and dermatological medicine. She is trained in Focused Psychological Strategies and certified in dermoscopy, enabling a confident and holistic consultation experience. As a GP educator, she supports upcoming doctors through shared decision-making, patient-centred care principles, and continuous learning. Her origins growing up in rural Australia inform her commitment to quality and accessible healthcare for all.