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Community Health Private Dietitians Contact Information SUBURB ADDRESS CENTRE/CITY COUNCIL PHONE/FAX DIETITIAN SPECIALTIES/COURSE ALTONA MEADOWS 330 Queen Street Hobsons Bay Isis 8368 3000 Helena Taylor/Anne Brown City of Hobsons Bay F: 9360 7534 Lucy Tantaro/ Genevieve Francis ASHBURTON 7 Samarinda Avenue Craig - Inner East 9885 6822 Monica Robinson City of Boorondara F: 9885 6844 Cathie Page ASHWOOD 219 High Street Road MonashLink 1300 552 509 Sheree Smalley/Tammie Choi City of Monash F: 9809 5953 Malindi Greenwood BACCHUS MARSH Turner Street Djerriwarrh 5367 9674 Nicole Kopel/Karen Courtney/ Shire of Moorabool F: 5367 4274 Kerryn Hornby BELGRAVE 1624 Burwood Highway Ranges 9754 8963 Tracey Higgins Shire of Yarra Ranges F: 9754 3257 BENTLEIGH EAST Gardeners Road Bentleigh Bayside 9575 5333 Annette Yui City of Bayside/Glen Eira F: 9579 3623 Viv Sullivan Paediatric BERWICK 28 Parkhill Drive Cardinia-Casey 8768 5100 Emily Chambers Paediatric (RCH Course 2006) City of Casey F: 9704 0043 Elisa Wust Paediatric (RCH course 1999) BOX HILL Level 2 Whitehorse 9890 2220 43 Carrington Road City of Whitehorse F: 9898 8010 BROADFORD 72 Ferguson Street Mitchell 5784 5555 Melissa Scannell Disabilities Shire of Mitchell F: 5784 3314 Diana Chin BROADMEADOWS 35 Johnstone Street Dianella - Northern Health 8345 5678 Elaine Hadj Coeliac's City of Hume F: 8345 5833 CAROLINE SPRINGS Brookside Central Djerriwarrh 9361 9300 Nicole Kopel/ Level 1 Federation Way Shire of Melton F: 9361 9399 Kerryn Hornby CAULFIELD Ashley Ricketson Building Caulfield 9523 6666 Alan McCubbin 260 Kooyong Road City of Glen Eira F: 9076 6773 Jane Karpavicius Paediatric (RCH course 2008) CHELSEA 3/1 The Strand Central Bayside 9781 9333 Maria Nitsos City of Kingston F: 9781 9300 Joanne McElhinney CLARINDA 58 Viney Street Central Bayside 9552 4333 Maria Nitsos City of Kingston F: 9552 4334 Joanne McElhinney COBURG 93 Bell Street Moreland 9350 4000 Julie Lew Paediatric City of Moreland F: 9350 1518 COLLINGWOOD 365 Hoddle Street North Yarra 9411 4333 Lina La Guardia Paediatric (RCH Course 2005) City of Yarra F: 9411 4300 Georgina Latimer CRAIGIEBURN 350 Craigieburn Rd West Northern Health 8338 3000 Dalal Saad Paediatric (RCH course 2005) City of Hume F: 8338 3110 CRANBOURNE 140-154 Sladen Street Cardinia-Casey 5990 6789 Tegan Bonham Paediatric (RCH course 2004) City of Casey F: 5990 6207 DANDENONG 229 Thomas Street Greater Dandenong 8558 9080 Mimi Woon Paediatric City of Greater Dandenong F: 8558 9088 DEER PARK 106 Station Road Deer Park Isis 9219 7142 Lucy Tartaro/Kylie Stacey City of Brimbank F: 9363 7110 DONCASTER EAST 1/1020 Doncaster Road Manningham 8841 3000 Karen Lovell Paediatric (RCH Course 1999) City of Manningham F: 8841 3030 11 DOVETON 67 Power Road Cardinia-Casey 9212 5700 Emily Chambers Paediatric (RCH course 2006) City of Casey F: 9212 5711 ELTHAM 917 Main Road Nillumbik 9431 1333 Nadine Laschko Paediatric (RCH course 2003) Shire of Nillumbik F: 9431 0339 Maria Hyde EPPING Northern Hospital Plenty Valley 9409 8787 Paediatric 187 Cooper Street City of Whittlesea F: 9408 9508 Alyson Kennedy/ Tamara Sherry FAWKNER 79 Jukes Road Moreland 9357 2444 Julie Lew Paediatric City of Moreland F: 9359 9542 FERNTREE GULLY 1063 Burwood Highway Knox 9757 6200 Lisa Renn City of Knox F: 9752 3750 Ivan Chan FITZROY 75 Brunswick Street North Yarra 9411 3555 Lina La Guardia Paediatric (RCH Course 2005) 3065 City of Yarra F: 9411 3500 Georgina Latimer FOOTSCRAY 72 Paisley Street Western Region 8398 4100 Diane Wilson 3011 City of Maribyrnong F: 9687 9330 Andrea Potter FRANKSTON Frankston Flinders Road Frankston 9784 8100 Louise Miller 3199 City of Frankston F: 9784 8149 GISBORNE 5 Neal Street Macedon Ranges 5428 0340 Sally Roberts 3437 Shire of Macedon Ranges F: 5428 0350 GLEN WAVERLEY 7 Dunscombe Avenue MonashLink 1300 552 509 Sheree Smalley/Tammie Choi 3150 City of Monash F: 9802 3416 Malindi Greenwood GREENSBOROUGH 3/25-33 Grimshaw Street Banyule 9450 2000 Nathalie Cooke - 9433 5111 Paediatric (RCH Course 2006) 3088 City of Banyule F: 9435 8922 HAWTHORN 378 Burwood Road Boorondara - Inner East 9818 6703 Monica Robinson 3122 City of Boorondara F: 9818 6703 Cathy Paige HEIDELBERG WEST 21 Alamein Road Banyule 9450 2000 Leanna Helquist 3081 City of Banyule F: 9459 5808 HOPPERS CROSSING 117-129 Warringa Cres Wyndham Isis 8734 1400 Donna Brazelis 3029 City of Wyndham F: 8734 1460 Kylie Stacey HUGHESDALE 568 Neerim Road MonashLink 1300 552 509 Sheree Smalley/Tammie Choi 3166 City of Monash F: 9563 2893 Malindi Greenwood KENSINGTON 12 Gower Street Doutta Galla 8378 1600 Sujata Joshi 3031 City of Melbourne F: 9372 1558 LILYDALE 17 Clarke Street Ranges 9739 4577 Tracey Higgins 3140 Shire of Yarra Ranges F: 9739 4577 MEADOW HEIGHTS 21-27 Hudson Circuit Dianella 9302 8888 Andrea Kneen Paediatric - (RCH course 2008) 3048 City of Hume F: 9302 8899 MELTON Cnr High & Yuille Street Djerriwarrh 8764 1100 Nicole Kopel/Karen Courtney/ 3337 Shire of Melton F: 9743 8640 Kerryn Hornby MELTON Cnr High & Yuille Street Melton Health Rachel Hechtman Coeliac OK 3337 F: 8746 2072 NIDDRIE 3 Matthews Avenue Doutta Galla 8378 3500 Janet Pinto 3042 City of Moonee Valley F: 9374 2866 NORTHCOTE 42 Separation Street Darebin 9403 1200 Anna Vassallo Paediatric 3070 City of Darebin F: 9482 3690 Ann Somerville PAKENHAM Cnr Deveney St Cardinia-Casey 5941 0500 Elisa Wust Paediatric (RCH course 1999) 3810 & Princes Hwy Shire of Cardinia F: 5941 0542 PARKDALE 335 Nepean Hwy Central Bayside 8587 0200 Maria Nitsos 3194 City of Kingston F: 8587 0210 Joanne McElhinney PRAHRAN 240 Malvern Road Inner South 9525 1300 Maude Ruegg Paediatric (RCH course 2003) 3181 City of Stonnington F: 9521 2474 PRESTON 300 Bell Street Darebin 9485 9000 Anna Vassallo Paediatric 3072 City of Darebin F: 9485 9010 Kate Freeman Paediatric (RCH course 2008) RESERVOIR EAST 125 Blake Street Darebin 8470 1111 Cathy Thien 3073 City of Darebin F: 8470 1107 RICHMOND 283 Church Street Yarra - Inner East 9429 1811 Monica Robinson 3121 City of Yarra F: 9429 1811 SANDRINGHAM 55A Edward Street Bentleigh Bayside 9598 2808 Viv Sullivan Paediatric 3191 City of Bayside/Glen Eira F: 9598 2450 Annette Yiu SEYMOUR Callen Street Mitchell 5784 5555 Melissa Scannell Disabilities 3660 Seymour Hospital Shire of Mitchell F: 5784 3314 Diana Chin SOUTH MELBOURNE 341 Coventry Street Inner South 9690 9144 Maude Ruegg Paediatric (RCH course 2003) 3205 City of Port Phillip F: 9696 7228 SPRINGVALE 55 Buckingham Avenue Greater Dandenong 8558 9080 Mimi Woon Paediatric 3171 City of Greater Dandenong F: 8558 9088 ST ALBANS 1 Andrea Street St Albans Isis 9296 1200 Jenani Siva / Dung Pham 3021 City of Brimbank F: 9366 2086 Lauren Hallyburton ST KILDA 10 Inkerman Street Inner South 9534 8166 Maude Ruegg Paediatric (RCH course 2003) 3182 City of Port Phillip F: 9525 4492 SUNBURY 12-28 Macedon Street Sunbury 9744 4455 Daniella Di Benedetto 3429 City of Hume F: 9744 6777 TAYLORS LAKES 399 Melton Highway Watergardens Isis 9449 6900 3038 City of Brimbank F: 9449 6969 Jenani Siva WALLAN Shop 3, 65 High Street Mitchell 5784 5555 Melissa Scannell Disabilities 3756 Shire of Mitchell F: 5784 3314 Diana Chin WANTIRNA 1/603 Boronia Road Knox 9757 6200 Lisa Renn 3152 City of Knox F: 9752 3750 Ivan Chan WHITTLESEA 40-42 Walnut Street Plenty Valley 9716 9444 Paediatric 3757 City of Whittlesea F: 9716 1492 Karen Lovell/Lauren Kerr EMAIL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected].
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