Dr Talitha Barrett

Dr Talitha Barrett is a dedicated and highly experienced General Practitioner who provides comprehensive, patient-centred care. She specialises in General Practice, delivering compassionate medical services to individuals and families within the community. Throughout her career, Dr Barrett has demonstrated a profound commitment to public health, working extensively in community health, Aboriginal health, and prison health, where she has worked as a Sessional General Practitioner at a local women's correctional facility.

Dr Barrett completed her medical education at Newcastle University, graduating with her medical degree in 1983. She holds a Bachelor of Medical Science and a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery. Additionally, she is a Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners and a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Her academic background and continuous professional development underpin her evidence-based approach to clinical practice.

Beyond her clinical duties, Dr Barrett is deeply involved in medical education and healthcare governance. She serves as a GP Supervisor, mentoring and training GP Registrars, and dedicates her time to teaching medical students within her practice. Her leadership in the healthcare sector is further highlighted by her extensive governance experience, having served as a Board Chair and Director for various regional primary health networks, medical education bodies, and general practice divisions.