About Us

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 Tan provides continuity of pregnancy care with the support of his practice midwives and attends the following hospitals for births:

• Calvary John James Hospital
  
  

Ken is passionate about educational programs and is keen member of the Asio-Pacific Fetal Medicine community and continues to make contributions to expand knowledge. He has a keen interest in the future of stem cells in presenting serious diseases.

He is hoping to improve his marathon finish time in his spare time and enjoys spending quality time with his wife and son.

Dr Meiri Robertson is an experienced sonologist in women’s imaging. Her expertise is highly regarded by her peers and her advice is frequently sought for second opinion. Meiri cares deeply about her patients and often goes out of her way to help them.

She started her career in Women’s Health and Imaging 20 years ago in Cape Town where she obtained her undergraduate medical qualification and later a post-graduate clinical genetics degree. Meiri also completed the Fetal Medicine Foundation’s diploma in Fetal Medicine to complement her practice in the field. She was offered a Fetal Medicine Fellowship at the Canberra Hospital in 2003 and has called Australia home since then.

Meiri was the director at the Fetal Medicine Unit at the Centenary Hospital for Women & Children where she has close involvement with managing high risk pregnancies. She is a lecturer at the Australia National University and a board member of the Australasian Journal of Ultrasound In Medicine. Meiri was acknowledged for her contributions to the Australian Society of Ultrasound In Medicine in 2013 when she was named Volunteer of the year and in 2014 as the Sonologist of the Year. In her free time she juggles family life with her husband and two sons.