Dr. Rachael Knight

Dr Rachael Knight is the Clinical Director of Riverina IVF Wagga Wagga and Life Fertility Clinic Melbourne. She has been helping couples achieve their dream of having a family for over 20 years. Racheal speaks about this as her passion, and motivator to help people become mums. It’s the way she says it that clearly demonstrates what drives her. Rachael is an experienced Fertility Specialist and Gynecologist who has also completed sub-specialty training in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (the highest qualification available in Australia). Rachael work and career has seen her support women and families right through from fertility but also birthing babies. She provides a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment plan and is well known for her gentle and caring approach. Rachael prides herself on taking the time to explain complex medical science in ways her patients can easily understand. The service Riverina IVF provides is a game changer, they have a permit office lab and clinic there, while Rachael fly’s in, there is a dedicated nurse that lives in the Riverina and that is there for patients all the time, plus wait times are low. We know the big guys will have you believe that no rural patient must travel further than 2 hours, but the reality of that is just BS (sorry we are calling it). As Dr. Knight agrees too, and that’s why they have done everything in their power to make Riverina IVF a full service, that means you don’t have to travel. To the big guys, that is what a true creative solution looks like! #justsaying #takenote Rachael and her team are a passionate crew, Rachael touches on the number of ways in which Riverina IVF are supporting the community, and she also offers up some myth busting data on medicated cycles and advice for younger endo suffers and their fertility. This is a jam-packed episode by an incredible passionate dr. Thank you so much Rachael and your whole team at Riverina IVF the work you do and provide to rural people is truly a creative solution. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Dr Rachael Knight is the Clinical Director of Riverina IVF Wagga Wagga and Life Fertility Clinic Melbourne. She has been helping couples achieve their dream of having a family for over 20 years. Racheal speaks about this as her passion, and motivator to help people become mums. It’s the way she says it that clearly demonstrates what drives her. Rachael is an experienced Fertility Specialist and Gynecologist who has also completed sub-specialty training in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (the highest qualification available in Australia). Rachael work and career has seen her support women and families right through from fertility but also birthing babies. She provides a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment plan and is well known for her gentle and caring approach. Rachael prides herself on taking the time to explain complex medical science in ways her patients can easily understand. The service Riverina IVF provides is a game changer, they have a permit office lab and clinic there, while Rachael fly’s in, there is a dedicated nurse that lives in the Riverina and that is there for patients all the time, plus wait times are low. We know the big guys will have you believe that no rural patient must travel further than 2 hours, but the reality of that is just BS (sorry we are calling it). As Dr. Knight agrees too, and that’s why they have done everything in their power to make Riverina IVF a full service, that means you don’t have to travel. To the big guys, that is what a true creative solution looks like! #justsaying #takenote Rachael and her team are a passionate crew, Rachael touches on the number of ways in which Riverina IVF are supporting the community, and she also offers up some myth busting data on medicated cycles and advice for younger endo suffers and their fertility. This is a jam-packed episode by an incredible passionate dr. Thank you so much Rachael and your whole team at Riverina IVF the work you do and provide to rural people is truly a creative solution. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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