Dr Lea Freeman
Breast Physician
B.Sc. (MELB), M.B.,B.S. (QLD), FRACGP, FASBP
Specialized Breast Physician who sees the entire spectrum of breast medicine, from screening high-risk women to diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship care. Current Vice-President of the Australasian Society of Breast Physicians.
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About Dr Freeman
Dr Lea Freeman is a specialized Breast Physician who sees the entire spectrum of breast medicine, from screening high-risk women to diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship care. She brings a comprehensive approach to non-surgical breast medicine.
Dr Freeman initially worked as a GP with special interest in Women's Health before sub-specializing in Breast Medicine. This foundation in general practice and women's health provides her with a holistic understanding of patient care that extends beyond breast-specific concerns.
Currently serving as Vice-President of the Australasian Society of Breast Physicians, Dr Freeman is actively involved in advancing the field of breast medicine and maintaining the highest standards of patient care across Australia and New Zealand.
Education & Training
Bachelor of Science
University of Melbourne (1999)
Medical Degree
M.B.,B.S. University of Queensland (2003)
General Practice Fellowship
FRACGP - Royal Australian College of General Practice (2009)
Breast Medicine Fellowship
FASBP - Australasian Society of Breast Physicians
Career & Leadership
Current Leadership Position
Vice-President
Australasian Society of Breast Physicians
Current Positions
Career Path
General Practice
Women's Health specialization
Sub-specialization
Breast Medicine Fellowship training
Leadership Role
Vice-President ASBP
Areas of Expertise
Screening & Prevention
Diagnosis & Treatment
Women's Health Focus
Dr Freeman's background in general practice and women's health provides a comprehensive approach to breast medicine, understanding the broader health context that affects women throughout their lives.
Comprehensive Breast Medicine
Experience comprehensive breast medicine with Dr Freeman. From screening and prevention to diagnosis and survivorship care.