Dr Shruti Sethi

Dr. Shruti Sethi is a dedicated General Practitioner with over 18 years of experience in the medical field. She completed her medical degrees at the University of Newcastle and achieved her FRACGP in 2007. Dr. Sethi has developed particular expertise in Women's Health, Child Health, Procedural Medicine, Reproductive Health, and Preventative Medicine. Known for her gentle manner and technical precision, she creates a warm, welcoming environment where patients feel supported and understood. Her commitment to preventative care and health promotion helps patients achieve their best possible health outcomes.

Dr. Sethi's research experience is primarily practice-based, focusing on quality improvement initiatives and clinical audits within her areas of specialization. She has contributed to the development of evidence-based guidelines for women's and children's health, procedural medicine, reproductive health, and preventative care. Her involvement in registrar education and continuous professional development ensures that her clinical practice remains aligned with the latest medical advancements.

• Clinical Excellence Award – Walker Street Doctors (2022)  

• Outstanding Contribution to Women's Health – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2021) 

• Excellence in Child Health – Australian Medical Association (2020)  

Dr. Shruti Sethi has contributed significantly to medical education and clinical practice through the development of various internal clinical guidelines and resources. She authored Women’s Health and Shared Antenatal Care: Best Practices for GPs in 2020, a comprehensive guide used within her practice to enhance care standards. In 2019, she published Procedural Medicine: Skin Lesion Excision and Laceration Repairs in General Practice, which serves as an important reference for procedural medicine in her clinic. Dr. Sethi also contributed to Reproductive Health: The Role of Sexual Health and Family Planning in General Practice (2018), published through Family Planning Alliance Australia. Additionally, her work on Preventative Medicine in General Practice (2017) focuses on promoting wellness and illness prevention within the general practice setting. Dr. Sethi’s involvement in children’s health is reflected in her publication Children’s Health and Developmental Milestones: A Guide for Paediatric Care in General Practice (2016), developed in collaboration with Westmead Hospital and Sydney University. While Dr. Sethi has not published in peer-reviewed journals, her internal contributions to clinical practice have been instrumental in shaping the standards of care at Walker Street Doctors.