B.Sci, M.D, DCH (SCHP), EMC (ACEM), FRACGP
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Dr Krystal Green has recently relocated to Tasmania after completing
her studies and training in regional Victoria where she grew up.
She is a graduate of
The University of Melbourne, completing a Bachelor of Science and
Doctor of Medicine. Dr Krystal completed her training in various
rural and regional hospitals throughout Victoria before completing
her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General
Practitioners (FRACGP) in Mansfield, Victoria.
Krystal has
completed additional studies in emergency medicine, children’s
health, and women’s health, achieving the Australian College of
Emergency Medicine Certificate in Emergency Medicine, the Sydney
Children's Health Program Diploma of Child Health and the Royal
Australian College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Certificate in
Women’s Health. She is also currently working towards completion of
her training to provide focused psychological skills counselling
sessions.
Dr Krystal is
passionate about mental and physical wellbeing and the importance of
sexual and reproductive health. She can offer support with
contraception, pre-conception health, fertility, perimenopause,
menopause, postnatal care, IUD and implanon insertions and
termination of pregnancy care.
In her spare time
she is an avid reader, runner, red wine enthusiast and spending time
at the beach with her husband and two golden retrievers.
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