Tasmanian Obstetrics & Gynaecology Specialists

Tasmanian Obstetrics & Gynaecology Specialists TasWomen was Hobart and Tasmania's first all-female multidisciplinary practice 🤍 Tasmania’s first all-female, group obstetrics and gynaecology practice.

TasOGS offers a complete range of women’s health services and support. Our all-female practice is committed to providing high quality, inclusive and personalised women’s health care for women of Hobart and Tasmania: pregnancy planning, antenatal, birthing and postnatal care, and gynaecology including vaginal and laparoscopic surgery.

National Pain Week At TasWomen, we acknowledge the often invisible but very real pain many women live with every day.Chr...
23/07/2025

National Pain Week

At TasWomen, we acknowledge the often invisible but very real pain many women live with every day.

Chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, vulvodynia, and other gynaecological conditions can impact not just physical health- but emotional wellbeing, relationships, work, and daily life.

💬 Pain is personal and it’s valid, even if it’s hard to see.
💡 Research shows that persistent pain is complex and needs a multidisciplinary approach. That’s why support from your GP, gynaecologist, pelvic floor physio, psychologist, and other allied health professionals can be key to managing it.

This week, we’re joining the conversation to help reduce stigma, raise awareness, and promote compassion for those experiencing pain.

📚 Learn more at:

https://www.jeanhailes.org.au/health-a-z/persistent-pelvic-pain

https://www.pelvicpain.org.au/for-women/

23/07/2025

Healthcare

We are so fortunate to have Calvary Healthcare in Hobart provide the last remaining private obstetric care service in Tasmania. But the sustainability of private obstetrics remains at risk.

This week the Australian newspaper is running a daily series on the private obstetric crisis. This follows the publication of the BJOG Callander et al article just released (in the comments below).

This conversation should not be about private Vs public.

This conversation must to be centred on the acknowledgement that continuity of care - CoC - seen in private obstetric care models and midwifery group models, and private obstetric care (which see midwives and specialist obstetricians work together) gives better outcomes.

This conversation must also drive solutions that improve the birthing outcomes for ALL women. Keep following these new stories and see the many solutions NASOG (National Association of Specialist Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) are suggesting.

Feeling unwell? Please call ahead! 📞If you're experiencing cold, flu, COVID-19, RSV symptoms or have tested positive - w...
14/07/2025

Feeling unwell? Please call ahead! 📞

If you're experiencing cold, flu, COVID-19, RSV symptoms or have tested positive - we may not be able to see you in clinic.

👉 Call us first on (03) 6214 3333 so we can advise you on the best next steps.

Your health and the safety of our team and other patients comes first. Thank you for understanding!

  NetworkTasWomen is delighted to have the Lactation Network join our team on MONDAYS from July 2025 onwards! The Lactat...
12/07/2025

Network

TasWomen is delighted to have the Lactation Network join our team on MONDAYS from July 2025 onwards!

The Lactation Network provides outstanding support for ALL feeding issues, both prior to and after birthing your baby (or babies if you have twins or more!).

The Lactation Network also provides advice and treatment for mastitis (as they are midwife practitioners who can also prescribe medication).

The Lactation Network will be finishing at Hobart Private Hospital with the closure of the unit. Hundreds of Tasmanian families have benefitted from their care during their time. Without a hospital base ahead for the Lactation Network, we are keen to ensure our Hobart community can continue to benefit from their services every weekday.

You do not have to be a patient at TasWomen to access their services in our rooms, and you can continue to book with them through their website https://www.lactationnetwork.com.au

12/07/2025

Applications are now open for TasWomen's Rachel Wake Midwifery Scholarship for 2025.

The scholarship is awarded annually to a Tasmanian midwife, and provides financial support towards midwifery education.

For more information about the Rachel Wake Midwifery Scholarship, you can visit the website: https://www.tasogs.com/rachel-wake-scholarship

One of our favourite memories of Rachel is captured below 🦋🩵

CONGRATULATIONS!! Many of you will know the wonderful Dennie - one of our administration leads at TasWomen.  On Tuesday ...
23/05/2025

CONGRATULATIONS!!

Many of you will know the wonderful Dennie - one of our administration leads at TasWomen.

On Tuesday Dennie and her fiance Jack eloped during their overseas holiday.

Dennie and Jack, your work family at TasWomen wish you a long life of happiness and adventure!! We love you.

International Day of the Midwife ✨ Lou, Jenna and Zoe - we are so grateful for your care, attentiveness and passion towa...
05/05/2025

International Day of the Midwife ✨

Lou, Jenna and Zoe - we are so grateful for your care, attentiveness and passion towards all our patients!

Welcoming sweet Nia into the world 🩷Shared with patient consentPhotographer: Expose Photography
16/04/2025

Welcoming sweet Nia into the world 🩷

Shared with patient consent
Photographer: Expose Photography

Happy National Dietician Day! Today we celebrate the incredible work of dieticians who help us nourish our bodies, suppo...
18/03/2025

Happy National Dietician Day!

Today we celebrate the incredible work of dieticians who help us nourish our bodies, support our health, and make informed food choices.

A special shoutout to our amazing Emma—your expertise and dedication make a world of difference! 🥑🍌🍇🥦🥕🥬🫐🍐

Happy International Women’s Day! Today we celebrate the strength, resilience and achievements of women everywhere 💙
07/03/2025

Happy International Women’s Day!

Today we celebrate the strength, resilience and achievements of women everywhere 💙

07/03/2025

Dr Kirsten Connan, Hobart Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, talks Kaz and Tubes through how Healthscope’s decision to terminate maternity services at the Hobart Private Hospital will affect over 500 mums-to-be.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Kirsten Connan, Dr Emily Ware, and our team lead Dennie, were fortunate enough to attend the Tasmanian Women in Leade...
06/03/2025

Dr Kirsten Connan, Dr Emily Ware, and our team lead Dennie, were fortunate enough to attend the Tasmanian Women in Leadership Conference on February 18th/19th. This event brought together so many powerful voices, sparking important conversations about leadership, growth, and the future of women in the workplace. Dr Kirsten Connan, Dr Natasha Vavrek, and Dr Leesa Van Niekerk ran a panel discussion 'You Can't Ask That', where they tackled key issues in women's health and wellbeing at work. We are so very grateful for the opportunity we had to learn and connect with such empowering women ✨.

Address

25 Argyle Street
Hobart, TAS
7000

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61362143333

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