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Medical team

We've sought out some of Australia's best men's health practitioners, and brought them to our telehealth platform.

Dr Jessica Shepard, Cheif Medical Office and Dr Craig Primack, Head of Weight Loss

Dr Matthew Vickers (Clinical Director)

MBBS, FRACGP, BMedSci

Dr Matt Vickers is a specialist GP and Clinical Director at Eucalyptus. Dr Matt is a practicing GP and GP supervisor, working in family medical practice for over seven years since leaving the hospital system.

He is passionate about improving primary care outcomes for patients, especially how the use of digital health technologies can enable this.

He is a strong advocate for improving clinical governance and safety in health-tech organisations, including through improved interoperability, patient-centred care and clinician leadership. ‍

Dr Ramy Bishay (Advisor)

BSc, MSc, MBBS, FRACP

Ramy is an endocrinologist who offers an integrated approach to hormonal imbalances.

He is a staff specialist endocrinologist and clinical lead of the Metabolic and Weight Loss Clinic at Blacktown Hospital and works as a staff specialist endocrinologist and general physician at Canterbury Hospital.

Hailing from Toronto Canada, Ramy graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor's and Master's in cardiac transplantation.

He also studied medicine at the University of Sydney and completed his endocrinology and physician's training at St Vincent's, Concord, Blacktown and St George Hospitals.

Dr Nick Coatsworth

Dr Nick Coatsworth stands as Australia's foremost and widely recognised medical authority and public health communicator.

Nick’s leadership in medicine has included senior roles in federal and state health departments and public hospitals.

He has extensive experience in clinical governance and risk management at all levels of healthcare, implementing a range of quality and safety initiatives during his time at Canberra Health Services.

Nick regularly lectures on health security at the National Security College and is conducting doctoral research exploring the crisis decision-making in the first 70 days of the COVID-19 pandemic at the Australian National University.

While maintaining a frontline presence as a clinician and educator at Canberra Hospital, Nick takes pride in being both a dedicated father and a keen hobby farmer.