Services

Gynaecology

I specialise in caring for women with a wide range of gynaecological needs, including endometriosis, PCOS, cervical screening, and colposcopy. From personalised contraceptive advice to managing painful periods, I provide expert, compassionate care every day.
I have a strong interest in minimally invasive surgery, including laparoscopy and vNOTES (vaginal natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery), and have performed hundreds of procedures. Whether it’s the insertion of a Mirena or a laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy, you can trust that you are in skilled, professional hands.

Fertility

Trying to start a family can be challenging, and falling pregnant isn’t always as simple as it seems. Infertility is not a diagnosis—it’s a sign that something in your body may need attention. Not conceiving doesn’t automatically mean IVF is the only option. Understanding the underlying cause is the first step toward effective treatment.
Every woman’s journey is unique, and we recognise that for some it may take longer than others. We are here to guide and support you with compassion, knowledge, and care every step of the way.

Obstetrics

In my solo practice, I provide experienced, personalised obstetric care alongside our dedicated Clinic Midwives. We are here to support you throughout your precious pregnancy, and we warmly encourage partner involvement in this special journey.
Continuity of care is very important to me—it forms the foundation of the trusting relationship I build with my patients. Throughout your pregnancy, you will have the opportunity to see both our Clinic Midwife and myself, ensuring consistent guidance and support every step of the way.

About

Dr Rachel Green

Rachel was born in Cambridge UK.  She was fortunate to grow up in the Cambridge countryside.  She had an active childhood competing in equine events to a County level.  Unfortunately University and Medical school took over her life and the horses took a back seat.
Rachel went to University in Birmingham.  Having been lucky enough to visit Australia in her fourth year of university Rachel fell in love with the country and knew she would return.  She completed her degree in 1997.  Having completed 18 months of service for the NHS she moved to southeast Queensland.
Rachel started her specialist training in 2001.  Her training took her through the major teaching hospitals and a 12 month rural stint in Mackay.  Rachel gained her fellowship in 2008.
Rachel took a short leave in 2007 to have her first daughter, returning full time to finish her training.  She worked at Ipswich General Hospital as a staff specialist until her second child was born.  She returned to work part time as a Visiting Medical Officer and as a Private Practioner in 2009.  She now works full time in private practice.
Rachel leads a very busy life.  She balances her work and home life with a very active life.  Rachel has been a competitive body builder.  She is currently an active runner and self confessed exercise junkie.
Rachel is very proud to be involved in the local community.  She supports a number of local charities and is heavily involved in the Ipswich Junior Grammar School community where her 2 girls are educated.

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