Dr. Tamara Hunter

Dr. Tamara Hunter Dr Tamara Hunter - IVF Doctor and Fertility Specialist in Perth Tamara returned to medical school in 2000 to achieve her dreams of becoming a doctor.

Dr Tamara Hunter completed an Exercise Science degree in 1996, graduating with first class honours. She worked as an Exercise Physiologist and Corporate Health Consultant in Sydney with such companies as Telstra, Lend Lease and Digital Computers. During this time she was a sought after speaker in the areas of stress management, body image, eating disorders, nutrition and exercise physiology, featuring in Cosmo women’s magazine, A Current Affair and Today Tonight. In 1999 Tamara assisted in the set up and operation of Sydney Heart Image, Australia’s premier interventional cardiology and preventative health centre alongside the well known cardiologist Dr Ross Walker. She graduated with Honours. Tamara returned to Perth in 2004 and is now working as an Obstetrician and Gynecologist. She has received 2 academic prizes for her work in pre-term birth and in-vitro maturation. Tamara is currently pursuing subspecialty qualifications in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. She is a public advocate for women’s and children’s health and is a mum herself.

If endometriosis is part of your story, early, informed conversations can change how the next steps look.Not to rush dec...
21/01/2026

If endometriosis is part of your story, early, informed conversations can change how the next steps look.

Not to rush decisions. To understand options, timelines, and what support might actually help.

If this resonates, is it time to have that conversation?

16/01/2026

Any recommendations for my next listen? 👀

15/01/2026

Time is still part of the fertility conversation, even in your 20s.

Knowing where things stand early can open up choices later, without urgency or pressure.

Is this something you’ve ever thought about or discussed with your doctor?

With PCOS, not all fertility treatments carry the same weight.Some support ovulation. Others help symptoms but don’t imp...
14/01/2026

With PCOS, not all fertility treatments carry the same weight.

Some support ovulation. Others help symptoms but don’t improve pregnancy outcomes.

Evidence matters when choosing where to focus.

What have you been told would help with PCOS fertility?

So many people miss the quiet signs their body gives them long before they reach a clinic.The truth is, fertility is eas...
09/01/2026

So many people miss the quiet signs their body gives them long before they reach a clinic.

The truth is, fertility is easier to understand and support when you catch patterns early instead of waiting for things to “get bad enough”.

If something has been nudging at you, this is your reminder that early conversations often lead to clearer answers and better options.

What’s one thing you wish you had checked sooner?

08/01/2026

A powerful conversation with Professor Alice Domar on the real challenges of fertility treatment.

Comment ❤️ to watch the full Q&A.

The tiny hands and big milestones that made 2025 unforgettable 🤍
07/01/2026

The tiny hands and big milestones that made 2025 unforgettable 🤍

And just when we thought the IVF process wasn’t hard enough already?Swipe through to see what the new research says 👉🏼  ...
30/12/2025

And just when we thought the IVF process wasn’t hard enough already?

Swipe through to see what the new research says 👉🏼

29/12/2025

There’s a moment in many fertility journeys where the question shifts from “Can I?” to “What do I actually want this next chapter to look like?”

And that crossroads is emotional, human and deeply personal. Which is why I’d always recommend your first step as talking to a fertility specialist to help you come to YOUR OWN answers.

A little festive pause with this wonderful crew.Ending the year feeling thankful, proud and ready to reset for what’s ah...
26/12/2025

A little festive pause with this wonderful crew.

Ending the year feeling thankful, proud and ready to reset for what’s ahead.

Merry Christmas and a big thank you to everyone who trusts us with their care.

This is an 8 week foetus - it’s amazing that at 1.5cm you can start to see the limb buds forming and even see the eye so...
23/12/2025

This is an 8 week foetus - it’s amazing that at 1.5cm you can start to see the limb buds forming and even see the eye sockets!

This one was giving me a wave!

19/12/2025

Adenomyosis often goes undetected for years, and once you finally get the diagnosis, the big question becomes: what actually helps?

Most treatments focus on hormonal suppression and how it affects the uterine muscle, but the evidence is still evolving.

What’s one adenomyosis question you wish more specialists would talk about?

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Perth, WA
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