Dr Sumi Ananda is a medical oncologist based at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre,Western Health and Epworth Freemason's. Her particular interests are in gynaecological and gastrointestinal Cancers,(manages all solid tumours). She is focused on providing first class patient care whilst conducting high quality clinical and translational research. She is an Associate Director of Cancer Trials Australia which provides a fully comprehensive oncology clinical trials service. She leads the clinical trials program and education at Western Health and has an established track record in being a Principal Investigator in multiple clinical trials.Her current research interest is in circulating tumour DNA.

Elizabeth is a gynaecologist and Medical Director of Jean Hailes for Women's Health.

As a founder of Jean Hailes, it has been important to Elizabeth to continue Jean Hailes' legacy. She believes the power of Jean Hailes for Women's Health is its multidisciplinary structure.

Elizabeth worked at Queen Victoria Hospital and Prince Henry's Hospital, which merged in 1987 to form the Monash Medical Centre. There, she was appointed Head of the Menopause Unit. Elizabeth served patients for more than 30 years across the three organisations. She now consults at the Jean Hailes Medical Centres in East Melbourne and Clayton, and also at a monthly clinic at the Foster and Toora Medical Centre, Foster.

Elizabeth enjoys being a role model for younger professional women, encouraging them to find a passion in their work and provide healthcare and education for our community. She finds working with women a profound privilege.

Elizabeth visits Mongolia each year with a multidisciplinary group of health professionals to teach, give lectures and provide clinical services, including surgery. The group has established a fellowship funded by Epworth Freemasons to bring two doctors from Mongolia to Australia for three months each year. Jean Hailes for Women's Health provides clinical attachments across our disciplines. In 2018 Elizabeth was appointed Visiting Professor, Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences.

Dr James McCracken is a medical oncologist based at Epworth Freemasons and the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. He has expertise in the management and care of patients with breast, gastrointestinal and lung cancers. Dr McCracken completed his training through the Victorian Medical Oncology Training Programme, before completing a 2 year fellowship in Breast and Gastrointestinal Oncology at the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute at the Austin Hospital. He attends and presents regularly at national and international conferences, and has been involved in a number of practice changing clinical trials during his career. He is the Victorian representative to the Young Oncology Group of Australia, whilst also being a member of the Medical Oncology Group of Australia (MOGA), the European Society of Medical Oncology (ESMO), and the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).

Dr Jenny Huynh completed her Medical and General Surgical training in Melbourne, Australia. She deals in a wide range of General Surgical problems, including Breast and Thyroid surgery. Her main interests are in Breast Oncology and Disease, and she is a member of BreastSurg ANZ.

Dr Julie Lamont is a subspecialist consultant gynaecological oncologist. She is a Member of the Australian Society of Gynaecological Oncologists and a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Julie has trained in the surgical and medical care of women with gynaecological cancer; gynaecological pre-cancer; as well as general gynaecological conditions. She completed her formal three year advanced fellowship training at both Monash Health and the Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne.

She ensures that she provides cutting edge care for her patients and has undertaken training in advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery, as well as open surgery for gynaecological cancer and complex pelvic conditions. She is committed to providing full and multidisciplinary care for all of her patients.

Dr Kym Reid is a Gynaecological Oncologist with an interest in complex pelvic surgery, both benign and malignant. She has a keen interest in minimally invasive surgery and undertakes advanced laparoscopic and robotic procedures. She is also involved in the management of gynaecologic dysplasia.

Kym currently holds public appointments at Box Hill Hospital and Monash Medical Centre. She visits West Gippsland Warragul Hospital, as well as sees private patients at both Epworth Centres and Cabrini Hospital.

Rachel Ryan is a private obstetrician and gynaecologist at Epworth Freemasons, and obstetrician at St Vincent’s Private Hospital

She has a public appointment at The Royal Women’s Hospital which includes teaching students and trainees and is part of the Women’s and Children’s Clinical Institute Executive at Epworth HealthCare.

Rachel’s interests include high and low risk pregnancy and all aspects of general gynaecology, including colposcopy and laparoscopic surgery.

Mr Su-Wen Loh is a specialist surgeon with expertise in breast, thyroid and parathyroid diseases. He is located in Melbourne.

After completing General Surgery, Su-Wen specifically trained in the detection and treatment of breast cancer. His specific interest lies in finding the optimal pathway for management of this disease, while providing a thoughtful and caring approach.

Professor Ingrid Winship is a clinician scientist in Clinical Genetics and Cancer Genetics. In 2006 she became the Inaugural Chair of Adult Clinical Genetics at the University of Melbourne, a position she combines with Director of Genomic Medicine at The Royal Melbourne Hospital. She was also at this time appointed as Melbourne Health’s Executive Director of Research and during her 12-year tenure launched the Clinical Trials Research Centre in the city campus.

Her substantive research is in familial cancer, with a focus on prevention through genomics.

Ingrid is currently a Director of the Boards of the Australasian College of Dermatologists, the Australian Genome Research Facility and Global Variome. She is Chair of the Australian Health Ethics Committee and a member of the Council of the National Health and Medical Research Council.

Ingrid is the Group Director of Research and Development at Epworth.