Katherine's goal is to provide affordable individualised care and education to women during pregnancy and in the first 6 weeks following the birth.
Katherine graduated from Bachelor of Nursing in 2007, with the dream to further her education and become a midwife. In June 2010, she achieved this goal and became registered as a midwife.
In 2014, Katherine completed her Masters of Midwifery in Midwifery Education.
Katherine currently practices as a Registered Midwife in the private sector on the Gold Coast where she continues to enjoy providing care antenatally, during birth and in the postnatal ward.
Recently Katherine has become a Medicare Eligible Midwife which means she can work independently and is able to give Medicare rebates for her services.
Becoming a mother is an exciting but overwhelming time so Katherine has established this service to give mothers-to-be and new mothers extra support in their homes or in the clinic.
Katherine is approachable and practical with her ideas and is committed to continuing her education so that evidenced-based, woman-centred care can be provided.
Katherine is also able to refer to other health professionals if required.
Katherine graduated from Bachelor of Nursing in 2007, with the dream to further her education and become a midwife. In June 2010, she achieved this goal and became registered as a midwife.
In 2014, Katherine completed her Masters of Midwifery in Midwifery Education.
Katherine currently practices as a Registered Midwife in the private sector on the Gold Coast where she continues to enjoy providing care antenatally, during birth and in the postnatal ward.
Recently Katherine has become a Medicare Eligible Midwife which means she can work independently and is able to give Medicare rebates for her services.
Becoming a mother is an exciting but overwhelming time so Katherine has established this service to give mothers-to-be and new mothers extra support in their homes or in the clinic.
Katherine is approachable and practical with her ideas and is committed to continuing her education so that evidenced-based, woman-centred care can be provided.
Katherine is also able to refer to other health professionals if required.
