Dr Celine Goh

Celine graduated from the University of Tasmania and completed her General Practice Fellowship in regional Launceston. She has a strong interest in women’s health and preventive medicine. Over the years, Celine has worked closely with women going through menopause and has seen the real difference that the right support and treatment can make. She’s especially passionate about offering personalised, evidence-based care that helps women feel empowered, informed, and more like themselves again.

Celine also has a love for teaching and worked as a clinical lecturer at the University of Tasmania’s School of Medicine, prior to relocating to South Australia to be closer to family.
When she’s not working, you’ll often find Celine playing the piano, staying active at the gym, exploring new food spots, or planning her next travel adventure. She is a Fellow of Trinity College London in music performance and has performed in international piano competitions across more than nine countries. Celine feels truly privileged to walk alongside women on their menopause journey and treasures the therapeutic relationships she builds with people.