Dr. Priyani Perera

MBBS, General Practice Registrar

Dr. Priyani Perera is a second-year General Practice Registrar committed to providing comprehensive, patient-centered healthcare. With a strong background in hospital medicine, she has gained valuable experience in women’s health, paediatrics, mental health, and chronic disease management.

Education & Qualifications

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) – University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka (2015)
Workplace-Based Assessment – Royal Hobart Hospital, Australia (2022)
AMC Certificate – Australian Medical Council (2024)

Clinical Experience

Dr. Priyani has worked in hospital and community settings in both Sri Lanka and Australia, developing a well-rounded approach to patient care. Her experience includes:

General Medicine & Surgery – Managing acute and chronic conditions in hospital settings.
Paediatrics & Women’s Health – Gaining advanced experience in professorial units during her training.
Mental Health – Completing a rotation in Maryborough Hospital’s Mental Health Unit.
Emergency Medicine – Previously working as an Emergency RMO at the Royal Hobart Hospital.

She is currently a GP Registrar at Monsour Complex in Maryborough, providing holistic primary care to patients of all ages.

Special Interests

Dr. Priyani is passionate about preventative and evidence-based medicine, with a focus on:

Women’s Health – Including contraception, cervical screening, and reproductive health.
Paediatrics – Providing care for infants, children, and adolescents.
Chronic Disease Management – Supporting patients with conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
Mental Health – Offering a compassionate approach to psychological well-being.

Procedural Skills

Dr. Priyani is proficient in:
✔ Implanon Insertion & Removal
✔ Cervical Screening Tests
✔ Skin Biopsies & Minor Procedures
✔ Suturing & Wound Management
✔ Venepuncture & IV Cannulation

Commitment to Continuous Learning

Dr. Priyani is dedicated to ongoing professional development, regularly completing GP Learning courses on topics such as dermatology, contraception, immunization, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. She has also contributed to medical research and publications, particularly in diabetes and endocrinology.

Personal Interests

Outside of work, Dr. Priyani enjoys reading medical journals, spending time with her family, and staying up to date with the latest advancements in general practice.