Dr Madelin Fisher
Dr Madelin Fisher
BMed, FACRRM
Dr Samantha Goss studied medicine at the University of Tasmania, graduating in 2013. She completed a Diploma of Child Health (2017), Clinical Diploma of Palliative Medicine (2019), and obtained Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2020. Dr Sam is passionate about person-centred care and supporting her patients to determine their own definition of good health. Dr Sam has special interests in palliative care, preventative health (with a weight-inclusive approach), child and perinatal health and LGBTIQA+ health. She focuses on a neuroaffirming approach to care. Dr Sam is also interested in medical education and enjoys supervising GP registrars and medical students.
Dr Sam will consider home visits for palliative care patients on request or referral from your regular GP. There will be an additional fee for this service. Dr Sam is happy to discuss with you if you’d like further information.
Outside of work at John Street Dr Sam juggles a number of hats including rural practice, hospital clinical governance and virtual health and advocacy for health systems and social justice. She enjoys spending time with her children and partner and honouring rest and relaxation.
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Specialty interest areas
- Women’s health
- Chronic disease management
- Skin cancer checks
- Children’s health
- General medicine
- Family medicine
- Paediatrics
Languages spoken
- English
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