Dr Hannah Davies

Women's health has been under-served for decades, and I'm incredibly excited to be part of the change by helping give women the care they deserve.
My passion for women's health was ignited several years ago when I first started caring for women experiencing menopause as a GP. Like many doctors, I had received very little education on menopause at medical school, so I set out to learn everything I could. That journey completely changed my career. The difference I was able to make to women's lives was unlike anything else I had experienced in medicine, and I knew I'd found the area I was meant to focus on.
As is true for many doctors, my passion has only deepened through my own personal experiences. They haven't always been easy, but they have shaped the doctor I am today. They've given me a deeper understanding of what so many women are navigating, and I hope they've made me a more compassionate clinician too.
Those experiences have strengthened my determination to keep pushing things forward for women's health - to raise awareness, challenge outdated thinking, educate, treat, advocate and ensure more women feel heard, believed and supported. There's still so much work to do, but it's a privilege to be part of a movement that's finally giving women's health the attention it has deserved all along.

I chose to join Voy to create the time and space to practise medicine in the way I believe delivers the best care. I wanted more time with my patients, access to the right resources, and the freedom to work as an individual clinician. It also gives me the opportunity to focus exclusively on menopause care, allowing me to provide a more specialised, considered, and personalised approach.