Dr Miranda Bradley
MBBS, MRCGP, DRCOG, GDFPD
Perinatal, women’s and infant health GP
Dr Miranda Bradley is a GP with a special interest and passion for maternal and infant wellbeing and women's health.
Miranda obtained her primary medical degree from Monash University in 2001 before moving abroad for a few years. Keen to pursue her passion for perinatal health, Miranda first completed her Diploma of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London in 2005 (DRCOG) and then completed specialist GP training in 2007, becoming a Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in the UK (MRCGP). She then moved to Singapore and it was here that she gained her own personal perinatal experience, becoming a mother to three beautiful children and experiencing first hand the rollercoaster that is parenthood.
Miranda now works exclusively in women's health, pregnancy and infant health. She takes pride in providing comprehensive and holistic physical and emotional support to her patients. She has extra skills and training in breastfeeding medicine and has a keen interest in perinatal mental health.
Services Provided:
Breastfeeding medicine, Fertility, Pregnancy Planning, Antenatal Shared Care, Perinatal Mental Health, Postpartum Care, Baby and Child health up to 5yrs, cervical screening, contraception including IUD and Implanon insertion/removal, menstrual management, STI screening, gynaecological presentations and breast health.
FEES
Dr Miranda Bradley provides extended consultations of 45-75 mins, this enables her to provide non rushed, holistic and comprehensive care to each patient.
Fees & Medicare rebates are based on the final duration of your appointment. Depending on your individual needs and circumstances, your consultation may go for longer or shorter than the allocated appointment time and your Fee and Medicare rebate will be adjusted accordingly.
Please note that you are likely to get substantially more back from Medicare (the Medicare rebate PLUS 80% of the Out of Pocket gap) if you have registered for and crossed the Extended Medicare Safety Nets family threshold for the current year.
