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Specialist services for newborns, infants, children and adolescents.

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We have moved our Greenslopes practice to Woolloongabba. Our new rooms are located Suite 1, 12 Annerley Road Woolloongabba Qld 4102.

Paeds in a pod is a private medical practice providing specialist care to newborns, infants, children and adolescents.

Our mission is to provide comprehensive medical care with best practice standards and modern expertise.

We also provide 24 hour neonatal care to the Greenslopes Maternity Service and Special Care Nursery.

We specialise in growth and development and practice within a multidisciplinary team to provide a holistic approach to the management of complex paediatric patients. With this vision in mind, the practice employs experienced allied health professionals on location and has an extended network of professionals off site to integrate into the multidisciplinary team.

To make an appointment call 07 3177 2000 or complete our Booking Form.

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Our mission is to provide comprehensive medical care with best practice standards and modern expertise.
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Health Professionals
Dr Erin Ransley
MBBS FRACP
Paediatrician
Lisa Blackburn
MPhty (Paed) BPhty (Hon)
APA Paediatric Physiotherapist
Mr Ben Tuppack
BPsySc (Hons), PGCertFamThy&Couns, MAPS
Psychologist
Dr Megan Yap
BPharm, MBBS, FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Ben Beckwith
BSc MBBS FRACP
Paediatrician
Leanne Tran
BPsySc (Hons), GradCert (Autism Studies)
Psychologist
Emma Lloydd-Wright
BApSc (OT)
Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Christina Adams
BSpPath, CPSP, AMusA
Speech Pathologist
Dr Peter Snelling
BSc, MBBS (Hons), FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Chris Toumpas
MBBS, B Pharm, FRACP
Paediatrician
Ms Sarah Nicholas
BSpPath (Hons 1 Audiology)
Speech Pathologist
Tammie Addley
BOccThy
Occupational Therapist
Dr Ryan Eisemann
B A, B Sc, MBBS, FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Donna Taylor
MBBS FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Angela Williams
MBChB, FRACP
Neonatologist
Danielle Savic
BNut&Diet, BEd
Dietitian
Dr Vanil Varghese
MD FRACP
Paediatrician
Kate Schatz
BOT
Occupational Therapist
Dr Tommy Tran
B Phty(hons) MBBS(hons) FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Pamela Douglas
MBBS FRACGP IBCLC PhD
Specialist GP – complex problems of breastfeeding and unsettled infant behaviour
Julie Steward
BA. MA (psychology). MAPS
Psychologist
Dr Jamie Ross
BSc. MBBS FRACP
Paediatrician
Kiru Kander
BSpath
Speech Pathologist
Dr Attila Molnar
MD FRACP Paediatrics Neonatology
Paediatrician
Dr Diana Ting
BMedSc, MBBS, FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Kate Tellam
MBBS, FRACP, MTMPH
Paediatrician
Renee Keogh
Bach of Nursing, Grad Cert NICU, IBCLC
Registered Nurse and Lactation Consultant
Dr Emma-Jane Roper
MBChB (Hons), FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Geoff Withers
BMedSc, MBBS FRACP
Paediatric Gastroenterologist
Lauren Newland
MPthy
Physiotherapist
Dr Maria Menkens
B Pharm(hons) MBBS FRACP
Paediatrician
Dr Alberto Pinzon Charry
MD, PhD, FRACP
Paediatric Allergist and Immunologist
Ms Kate Horstmann
BOccThy
Occupational Therapist
Dr Andrea McGlade
MBBS, FRACP, MPH
Specialist Developmental Paediatrician
Dr Linda Mellick
MBBS, FRACP, BSc/LLB
Paediatrician
Luke Newland
B. ExS M. Phty APA, M.
Senior Physiotherapist
Dr Claire Gibbons
BSc. MBBS FRACP Dip.Derm
Developmental and General Paediatrician
Dr Rachana Dahiya
BSc (Hons), MBBS FRACP PhD
Paediatrician / Paediatric Endocrinologist
Dr Vishal Kapoor
MBBS MD FRACP M CLIN. EPID.
Paediatrician
Dr Upasana Kapoor
MBBS(Hons) FRACP Cert. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Paediatrician
Dr Marlon Radcliffe
MBBCh FRACP
Paediatrician

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