Dr Cassie grew up in South Gippsland and studied Nutrition and Dietetics before her medical training with Monash University. She works part-time to balance clinical, educational and family roles.

She has always held a passion for working with women throughout pregnancy and the postnatal period, and offers shared antenatal care with the Obstetricians at the West Gippsland Hospital. Since becoming a mum of two - birthing and raising her children in Warragul - Cassie has cultivated an interest in supporting the challenges of early parenting. In late 2025 she is transitioning to only providing perinatal care services and is unable to see patients for general GP care.

As well as routine perinatal care, she offers combined ‘Mum and Bub’ consultations for all concerns related to the early postnatal period. She is Accredited in Neuroprotective Developmental Care (also known as the Possums Program) and is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). She is passionate about providing gentle, evidence-based care which considers the individual circumstances of your family, and helping you find your own intuition in parenting amidst the competing influences and advice that exists today.

She has a love of lifelong learning, completing additional qualifications in Child Health, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, a Masters of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, and dual Fellowships through the Royal Australasian College of General Practitioners. She has also undertaken additional training in Sexual and Reproductive Health, Infant Mental Health and Lifestyle Medicine. She has networked and up-skilled with inspirational colleagues within the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine, Australian Society of Psychological Medicine, Perinatal Training Centre and Australasian Menopause Society. She endeavours to provide trauma-informed and neuroaffirming care to all.

She has been a Medical Educator supporting GP trainees and medical students since 2016 and is the GP Liaison Officer at West Gippsland Healthcare Group.