Pamela is a local graduate who began her medical career as a rural General Practitioner with a special interest in women’s health, obstetrics, paediatrics and anaesthetics. She has enjoyed working in private general practice in Perth as well as in the South-West of WA, the Kimberley and overseas. She is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and a diplomate of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

In 2013, she began practicing as Breast Physician at Royal Perth Hospital and she continues to work in the Breast Assessment Clinic at Fiona Stanley Hospital. Her particular interests are in the management of women with screen-detected or symptomatic breast problems and women who are at higher risk of breast cancer due to a family history or genetic fault.

She is excited to be a part of the multidisciplinary team at Perth Breast Cancer Institute as she strongly believes that this approach will provide women with the best possible care and outcomes during their journey.

Dr Susie Kitchin is a local graduate and experienced Breast Physician who has been working in the public sector for many years. After graduating Medicine from University of Western Australia 1999 she worked at Fremantle Hospital, King Edward Memorial Hospital, overseas at Cork University Hospital and then completed her General Practice training in Perth, Kalgoorlie and Karratha, including at Bega Garnbirringu Aboriginal Health Services. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Since 2013 Susie has been working in the Multidisciplinary Breast Service at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, including BreastScreen WA assessment clinics. With her General Practice background, Susie believes in the holistic care of all patients to complement timely diagnosis and evidence-based management. She is excited to be contributing to the World-class facility of the new Perth Breast Cancer Institute.

Brenely is a dedicated and experienced genetic counsellor, with many years of practice in familial cancer. She earned a Master of Genetic Counselling from the University of Sydney, having previously attained a bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in genetics from the Australian National University, graduating with first class honours.

Her practice is characterised by a strong commitment to patient-centred and empathic care. She strives to empower and support clients and their families to make informed decisions about their genetic healthcare in a personalised manner that enables clear understanding of the implications of genetic testing and risk information.

She appreciates the varied and unique background and experiences that shape values and perspectives, having lived in multiple countries during her youth prior to making Australia her home for the past ten years. Brenely’s diverse background enhances her ability to create a safe and welcoming space for clients to openly express their individual views.

Outside of work, Brenely enjoys spending time with loved ones, traveling, and time outdoors.