Dr. Kristine Barnden

Dr Kristine Barnden trained as an obstetrician and gynaecologist in Tasmania, Victoria and South Australia, and gained her specialist qualifications in 2008. She was awarded the Diploma of Diagnostic Ultrasound in 2009.

Kristine also works at the Maternal Fetal Medicine Unit at the Royal Hobart Hospital where she scans and counsels women with high-risk pregnancies and performs procedures such as amniocentesis.  She teaches ultrasound skills to trainee obstetricians at the Royal Hobart Hospital and Women’s Imaging.

Kristine is passionate about the role of ultrasound in improving outcomes for women.

In developing countries, access to ultrasound can be lifesaving for pregnant women, and Kristine has made several trips to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea to teach basic ultrasound skills to doctors and midwives who are working in remote clinics.

Kristine has a special interest in the role that the fetal environment, and the physical, nutritional and emotional health of parents, play in influencing pregnancy outcomes and health right through life.  She is the chair of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Special Interest Group on Environment and Sustainability.


Dr. Lee Field

Dr. Lee Field

Dr Lee Field trained in Tasmania and completed training at Peter McCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne in 2004. Lee has completed Fellowships in Body Imaging at Peter McCallum Cancer Centre and in Breast Imaging at Monash Breastscreen. Her subspecialty interests include breast imaging, obstetric and gynaecological imaging including pelvic MRI, and head and neck imaging. In addition to Women’s Imaging, she works at the Royal Hobart Hospital, Breastscreen Tasmania and Radiology Tasmania.


Dr. Neil Caplin

Dr Caplin originally trained in paediatrics, obtaining fellowship with the Royal Australian College of Physicians (Paediatrics) prior to training in radiology. He trained in radiology in the South Australian radiology training program and completed a fellowship in paediatric radiology. He undertook additional training in breast imaging at Womens Imaging and breast screen Tasmania. He is currently a staff specialist radiologist at the Children’s Hospital Westmead in NSW, in addition to working at Breastscreen Tasmania and Women’s Imaging. He specialises in paediatric imaging, breast imaging and obstetric imaging.


Dr. Jessica Monkhorst


Dr. Jennifer Shoobridge