Long COVID Specialists

Naomi completed medical training at the University of Edinburgh in 2010 and undertook further training in New Zealand and Australia. She is a specialist in General & Acute Care Medicine and Infectious Diseases and has a particular interest in Obstetric Medicine. She is undertaking a PhD with Monash University looking at strategies to support long term healthcare after maternal medical conditions.

With extensive experience in Long COVID management and treatment of complex chronic disease, Naomi provides holistic, empathetic and evidence-based care. She is also able to provide expert care for those with Long COVID contemplating or navigating pregnancy.

Nupur completed her medical degree in 2015 and has undergone specialist training in Infectious Diseases. Having trained during the peak of the pandemic, she has valuable experience in the management of all aspects of COVID-19.  

She has previously worked as a health ambassador for local newspapers and has a special interest in all facets of community health including preventative medicine, health advocacy and social determinants of health. Combined with her passion for research,  quality improvement and medical education, she incorporates essential qualities of respect, integrity, and proficiency in the care she provides to her patients.  

Liz completed her medical degree at Monash University in 2010 and subsequently undertook Advanced Training in General and Acute Care Medicine at Monash Health. As part of her training Liz completed rotations in a range of specialties including General Medicine, Endocrinology, Cardiology and Rehabilitation medicine, giving her

experience across a wide range of both acute and chronic medical conditions.

Liz aims to work collaboratively with her patients to provide compassionate and holistic care.

Amanda completed her medical degree at the University of Melbourne in 2013. She has since attained specialist recognition as a General and Acute Care Physician. She is completing further training in Renal Medicine.

During the height of the pandemic, Amanda managed COVID in a wide range of patients with complex diseases including the immunocompromised . Amanda appreciates that each patient’s journey with their long COVID recovery is different and endeavours to work with them in an individualised and holistic manner.

Inca completed her medical training in 2015 through the University of Wollongong and subsequently undertook specialist training in Rehabilitation Medicine, working across many metropolitan and rural hospitals in NSW. During the pandemic, Inca assisted with

Covid outbreaks in hospitals and managed the rehabilitation of

patients following their COVID infections. Inca helps her patients to achieve the greatest possible quality of life through optimising their health, function and independence.

Andrew completed his medical degree at the Australian National University, and obtained further qualifications in epidemiology, tropical medicine and international health in the UK, having worked on disease surveillance while at the WHO in the Lao PDR.

He underwent infectious diseases training across Queensland and New South Wales during the COVID-19 pandemic and is currently pursuing additional public health training.

Andrew is interested in all aspects of COVID-19 care and has developed and delivered educational materials on COVID-19 to his peers. He aims to provide comprehensive and holistic care to patients with long COVID-19 recovery.

Cian completed his university education at

Monash University and the University of

Melbourne, graduating in 2015. He subsequently completed dual specialist

training in General and Acute Care medicine and Geriatric Medicine, obtaining fellowship of the Australian college of physicians (FRACP) in 2022.

Cian has an active interest in chronic and complex disease management and the provision individualised and tailored patient care.

Dr Nyasha Magoche is an Acute and General Medicine Physician with a special interest in diagnostic work up of undifferentiated symptoms and management of patients with multiple comorbidities. 

Dr Magoche trained at University College Dublin and graduated in 2006 with MBCHB and BAO. She worked in the Republic of Ireland for four years after graduation during which time she commenced basic physician training. She emigrated to Australia in 2010 and continued her training across several hospitals in Queensland. She was admitted as a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2018.

Dr Magoche highly values working collaboratively with allied health professionals, General Practitioners and other Specialists to provide comprehensive care to people suffering complex and multiple medical conditions.