Dr Stacey is a proud Logan local who is pleased to be serving the community in which she was raised. She is a graduate of the University of Queensland, and a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Dr Stacey undertook her junior doctor training terms in Far North Queensland before returning to her hometown to practice locally in 2013.

Dr Stacey is dedicated to lifelong learning, and her professional interests are diverse.

Some, but not all, of her current areas of special interests are listed below:

• Chronic Disease Management
• Cardiovascular risk assessment
• Musculoskeletal medicine
• Women’s Health: including Menopause and Polycystic ovarian syndrome assessment and management, Implanon insertion and removal, and Mirena removal.
• First Nations People Health
• Veterans’ Health, including Permanent Impairment assessments, Transition Health Assessments and ongoing care utilising the CVC program.

Dr Stacey prefers to take a “whole of person” approach to healthcare. In practice, this means consideration is given to an individual’s social, cultural, biological, economic, occupational, and environmental circumstances. It is acknowledged that these factors are intrinsically connected to Wellbeing. The care provided is inclusive and trauma informed.

When she’s not in the clinic, Dr Stacey works as a Medical Educator for GPs in training and other doctors.