Kapwa Clinic

08/02/2026

As i continue to support my women through their journey, I want them all to be equipped not just with treatment but knowledge of what their treatment is and for.

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Thank you .melb for continuing to share your expertise to everyone, from patients to clinicians.

06/02/2026

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06/02/2026

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12/01/2026

We’ve all heard the question:
“Where do you see yourself in five years?”

Most of us answer it quickly.
Not because we truly know—but because it’s expected.

But what happens when those five years actually arrive?

Do we pause and reflect:
Am I still fulfilled?
Am I still growing?
Am I doing work that aligns with my values?

Now let’s flip the question.

What if leaders and workplaces asked:
“Where do we see this person in five years?”
“What can we do to support their growth, wellbeing, and full potential?”

At Kapwa Clinic, we believe healthcare is about people—not just roles, titles, or KPIs. When clinicians are supported, valued, and developed, better care follows.

We’re curious—
Do you feel your workplace invests in your long-term growth, or are we still asking the question because it’s tradition?

02/01/2026

Now Hiring: Manager, Consumer Engagement and Health Promotion — SA Prison Health Service
Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact in healthcare? I’d love to invite you to consider joining a team that has truly shaped my experience at SA Prison Health Service (SAPHS).

Over the time I’ve worked here, I’ve witnessed firsthand how genuine consumer engagement and health promotion transform services and elevate the voices of the people we support — particularly those from some of the State’s most vulnerable populations. This role plays a pivotal part in ensuring that consumer perspectives are embedded into how we design and deliver care, and in driving culturally respectful, outcome-focused partnerships across our service. 

This position offers the opportunity to:
• Lead strategic consumer engagement initiatives and strengthen how SAPHS hears and responds to consumer voices. 
• Champion health promotion that influences both policy and practice across the service. 
• Guide governance engagement through advisory committee leadership and strategic planning. 
• Shape culturally informed approaches to health and wellbeing, including work aligned with the Model of Care for Aboriginal Prisoner Health and Wellbeing. 

This role calls for someone who can build trusting relationships with diverse communities, elevate consumer perspectives within high-level decision making, and lead with empathy and strategic vision.

If you are energised by meaningful change, and believe in health services that listen and respond to the people they serve, I encourage you to apply now:

https://careers.sahealth.sa.gov.au/caw/en/job/923705/manager-consumer-engagement-and-health-promotion-prison-health-service

Please reach out if you’d like to know more about life at SAPHS or how this role impacts our consumers — I’m proud of the work we do and happy to share more.

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31/12/2025

✨ Last working day of 2025…and still creating waves as a Nurse Practitioner!

Walking into the new year with a grateful heart, a fierce purpose, and a playful spirit. I absolutely love my professional life—serving, caring, leading, empowering, and showing up for every person who trusts me with their health. What a truly exceptional year it has been.

But here’s the truth: being a professional doesn’t mean I can’t be playful, fun, and a little cheeky too. Play keeps me grounded. Play keeps my soul glowing. Play keeps me young. And yes… I will totally be welcoming the new year with a spark, a smile, and maybe a little trouble in the most fabulous way.

Also, how cute is my Spy Family Anya cup? A Christmas gift from my son Sean, and honestly, my heart is so full. Blessed is an understatement.

Here’s to purpose, passion, power, play…and whatever magic I come up with tonight as I welcome 2026. 💫

Cheers to growth. Cheers to love. Cheers to living boldly. 💖

24/12/2025

From the Heart This Christmas

I want to take a moment to thank the incredible people who have shown up for me, believed in me, shared their knowledge, and made space for me this year. Your support, kindness, and encouragement mean more than words can express.

I also want to extend my love to those who may be feeling alone this Christmas season. While it is a time filled with celebration, family, and joy for many, it can also be a time of deep loneliness, grief, or reflection for others. If this resonates with you, please know this — you matter. You are valued. Your presence in this world makes a difference.

As a Nurse Practitioner, being seen and recognised is something we continuously advocate for, not just for ourselves but for our patients and communities. I am incredibly proud to be an NP, and to all my patients: I see you. I hear you. I am here for you.

Wishing everyone a gentle, meaningful, and heart-filled Christmas. May kindness continue to connect us all.

11/12/2025

Nurse Practitioner Week in Australia

This week we celebrate Nurse Practitioners across Australia, and I want to take a moment to honour the colleagues I stand beside every day—NPs in primary care, acute care, rural and remote practice, mental health, aged care, outreach and everything in between. I am so proud of the work we do and the impact we make.

To the future NPs coming through: we cannot wait to welcome you into this profession.
To the trailblazers who paved the way for us: thank you for your courage and persistence. Because of you, we are here.

Recently, I was reminded what it feels like to be a patient myself. Sitting in that chair made me reflect deeply on how I choose to show up for the people who trust me with their health.

I promise this to every patient I meet:
I will never speak to you like you are less than.
I will not sigh, rush, or make you feel like a burden.
I will see you as a whole human—someone who deserves respect, partnership, and clear communication.
I will support you as you take charge of your health, and I will walk beside you with compassion and professionalism.

One day, all of us will need healthcare. When that time comes, remember that Nurse Practitioners are here—willing, ready, and capable of providing safe, high-quality care.

Thank you for celebrating NP Week with me, and with all of us at Kapwa Clinic and AMS Medispa.

10/12/2025

Coming in hot Dec 20. Broken Hill see you soon.
Book at kapwaclinic.com.au or DM me for an appointment

02/12/2025

This time of year always makes me pause and think about how much we do as healthcare workers. Nurse Practitioners, nurses, doctors, allied health — every single day we listen, care, treat, support and hold space for so many people who need us.

But as Christmas gets closer, I just want to remind all of us: please don’t forget to take care of YOU.

This year’s Equally Well conference, the APNA NP Primary Care Conference, ACNP events and the ongoing work of ANMF all reminded me of something so important:
Our mental, physical and spiritual health matters just as much as the work we do for others.

We give so much of ourselves. Sometimes too much.

So this Christmas, I hope we can all pause, rest, breathe and appreciate the work we’ve done — seen and unseen. Give yourself the same kindness, gratitude and compassion you’ve offered to others all year.

We can’t pour from an empty cup… and we deserve to refill it.

To everyone in healthcare: thank you for everything you do.
Take care of your patients — but please, take care of yourself too. 🌟

28/11/2025

•Medication & Prescribing Support
•Mental health
•Men’s health
•Women’s health
•General health and wellness
•Hypertension, diabetes & weight loss
•Neurological & cognitive health
•Chronic Disease Management
•Cosmetic Results

www.kapwaclinic.com.au

19/11/2025

Stop Comparing. Start Complimenting: The True Power of Nurse Practitioners

No matter what we say or do, the moment healthcare becomes a competition of “who does it best”, everyone loses.

Comparison is a lazy measurement tool. It’s like trying to judge a stethoscope against an otoscope—both essential, both brilliant, both built for different purposes. One can’t replace the other, and neither should have to.

A doctor should not be compared to a nurse practitioner, just as a nurse practitioner should not be compared to any other health professional. We are not duplicates—we are complements.

The heart is not the brain. Both are vital. Both powerful. Both designed for different roles. And neither can function at its best—if at all—without the other.

Healthcare is exactly the same.

Nurse Practitioners bring a unique blend of holistic care, advanced clinical training, lived experience, and the ability to sit, listen, assess, diagnose, treat, and advocate in a way that is distinctly ours. That specialness does not diminish anyone else—it strengthens the whole system.

So let’s stop comparing and start complimenting.

Let’s recognise Nurse Practitioners for the value we add, not for how closely we resemble another profession.

And at the end of the day—even when we do great things—we know one truth:
Haters are gonna hate. Professionals collaborate.