Our Team

Dr Ken Tan is a compassionate and experienced Obstetrician who is committed to caring for you and your baby. Dr Tan holds a Diploma of Diagnostic Ultrasound from Australian Society of Ultrasound Medicine, and is highly qualified to perform ultrasound assessment for your baby / babies. Pregnancy is an exciting time but occasionally it may be complicated with certain medical conditions. Our aim is to treat pregnancy as normal as possible but to remain vigilant to any potential complications.

Dr Tan has considerable expertise with complex high risk pregnancies (multiple pregnancies, pregnancy complicated with medical condition, fetal anomalies). He also provides a dedicated service assisting Fertility Specialists with detailed ultrasound procedures (saline infusion sonography) to identify treatable causes of infertility.

Dr Roberto Orefice is an experienced obstetrician and Maternal Fetal medicine Specialist. Roberto provides individualised, evidenced based, women centred care. Roberto completed his undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2004 and went on to complete his medical degree at the Australian National University in 2011. Roberto completed his FRANZCOG training including subspecialty training in Maternal Fetal Medicine in Canberra and Perth

Roberto works at the Fetal Medicine Unit at the Centenary Hospital for Women and Children and provides private care for women and families through Capital Specialist Centre and shared care through Canberra Antenatal Care. Roberto has a special interest in pre term birth prevention and preeclampsia. He is a lecturer at The Australian National University and is involved in training and supervising junior doctors. In his spare time, Roberto enjoys spending time with his wife and children.

A specialist in Maternal Fetal Medicine, and a Fellow of the Royal Australia-New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Rajit is a core member of the fetal intervention team at RPA. There, his chief interests include twin pregnancy and preterm labour, where he’s currently involved in some exciting research.

His expertise in tertiary scanning sees him regularly consult patients in need, where his high standards (which also translate to his expectations of scanned images), give patients confidence in his assessments.

Rajit’s passion for women’s healthcare evolved during his training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, nationally and overseas, which led him to obtain sub-specialty training in Maternal Fetal Medicine at Sydney’s Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.