Dr. Priyanka Vaidya is a dedicated medical professional with a focus on Obstetrics and Gynecology. Currently serving as a PGY3 Principal House Officer at Toowoomba Hospital, she brings a wealth of experience to the field. Her commitment to women's health is evident through her extensive training and work history.

Dr. Vaidya's journey in medicine began as an Intern Medical Officer at Mater Health Services North Queensland, where she gained exposure to various specialties, including Obstetrics and Gynecology. She continued to expand her knowledge with a residency at Townsville Hospital and Health Service, where she completed a six-month RANZCOG Diploma program in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Vaidya's dedication to research and advancement in her field is evident through her involvement in numerous conferences and research projects, including studies related to reproductive health during the COVID-19 pandemic, chronic pelvic pain microbiome, and more. Her passion for staying at the forefront of medical knowledge is further demonstrated by her active role as an editor for the Nepal Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologist (NESOG).

Dr. Priyanka Vaidya's multifaceted experience, commitment to research, and dedication to women's health make her a valuable asset to the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Her contributions to clinical practice guidance and her involvement in significant research projects highlight her passion for improving patient care and advancing medical knowledge. With a strong foundation and ongoing commitment to her profession, Dr. Vaidya is poised to continue making a meaningful impact on the healthcare community and the well-being of her patients.

• Resident Medical Officer, Townsville Hospital and Health Servic
• Liquid based cytology and Human Papilloma Virus DNA co- testing in routine practice: Experience in a tertiary level 2020 hospital in Nepal.
• Intern Medical Officer, Mater Health Services North Queensland
• RANZCOG Annual Scientific Meeting 2022 Junior Doctor Conference
• Editor for Nepal Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologist (NESOG) Chronic Pelvic Pain Microbiome Study with Prof. Jay Iyer