Our mission is to support women through the journey from medical school to becoming specialists, in a supportive and interactive environment.
By empowering and inspiring female doctors, we hope to help them realise their full potential and ultimately enable them to be a driving force for change.
Events
INSPIRING SPEAKERS. EDUCATION. NETWORKING.
We actively engage with both the medical and non-medical community to identify and source inspiring speakers for our events to help educate and develop our members around culture, initiating change, and leadership development.
Mentoring
ONLINE PEER-TO-PEER SUPPORT
Through our mentoring platform, women can connect, engage, and collaborate with likeminded individuals and professionals to help build stronger relationships, develop culture, and encourage leadership.
Online resources
WEBINARS. BLOG. PODCASTS. MEMBER DIRECTORY. JOB BOARD. COMMUNITY.
Doc to Doc members have access to a wealth of online resources including engaging video content and podcasts, a monthly blog, and an online directory of members to facilitate collaboration and engagement.
Watch a short sample video of our recent talk with the CEO & Founder of Synapse - Margaret Faux
Members get access to the full talk as well as a wide range of other videos.
join The network. MONTHLY OR YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
A membership to the Doc to Doc Network ensures that you have access to all our exclusive members-only content and discounted events access.
Hear from some of our members
Latest Blog Articles
Becoming a registrar – part 2
And here are a few extras I discovered for myself 1. Team morale is everything - Go for coffee with your team. If for some reason your interns or residents don’t drink coffee then tea or an alternative beverage is also acceptable, albeit baffling. Take the opportunity...
Becoming a registrar – part 1
It is almost February. In our alternate medical universe where jobs rotate in slowly expanding durations over the course of our careers, February marks the annual changeover. For us it is a new year in a far more significant way than January 1. It marks progress...
Towards a peaceful death
How do you want to die? I don’t mean choosing between a fiery explosion at 25 versus a protracted illness at 88. I don’t mean when or what from, I mean how. Assuming you are lucky enough to have the time and forewarning to choose. Have you thought about it? Talked...