Dr. Jane Batley

Dr. Jane Batley has been a General Practitioner at this practice since 2003, bringing with her over 18 years of experience in family medicine and preventative care. She completed her MBBS at the University of Sydney in 2002 and earned her FRACGP in 2010.

Throughout her career, Dr. Batley has worked extensively in general practice, with a special focus on family medicine, women’s health, and preventative healthcare. She performs a range of minor surgical procedures, including skin excisions and removal of cysts, for her patients. Dr. Batley has built a strong rapport with her patients, offering compassionate care and holistic health solutions for individuals and families alike.

Her comprehensive approach to healthcare includes focusing on long-term health through preventative measures like screening tests and health education. Dr. Batley is passionate about empowering patients to take charge of their health and well-being.

Dr. Batley has been involved in clinical research focused on preventative healthcare and women’s health, particularly screening techniques for breast cancer, cervical health, and chronic disease prevention. Her research has contributed to the development of guidelines for routine health checks in family medicine and early interventions for chronic conditions.

Her research also extends to the benefits of preventive healthcare for families and individuals, with a focus on early detection of health issues and prevention of long-term diseases.

• FRACGP Fellowship – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2010)

• Excellence in Family Medicine – Australian Medical Association (2018)

• Outstanding Contribution to Women’s Health – Australian Women’s Health Association (2020)

Dr. Batley has written several articles on preventative healthcare in general practice and women’s health. Her bibliography includes contributions to medical journals on the topics of screening for breast cancer, women’s reproductive health, and the importance of preventative healthcare in family medicine.

She has also contributed to medical textbooks on preventive care for families and women and has presented her findings at medical conferences on family medicine and women’s health.