About
Dr Jaskolski says “I absolutely love being a GP, and I take pride in developing strong relationships with my patients and their families and taking a holistic approach to health care. I have special interests in child health, antenatal care up to 20 weeks, contraception including long acting contraceptive implants. I am also interested in preventative health and nutrition, chronic health care especially diabetes management and indigenous health”
Special Interests
- Child Health,
- Antenatal care up to 20 weeks,
- Contraception including long acting contraceptive implants,
- Preventative Health and Nutrition, and
- Chronic Health Care especially diabetes management and indigenous health.
Past Experience
Dr Jaskolski graduated from Notre Dame University in 2008 after completing an undergraduate biomedical science degree at UWA.
She completed the majority of her hospital years covering a wide variety of specialities at Sir Charles Gairdner hospital. These included ICU, CCU, Emergency, surgical and medical terms as well as a community palliative care with Silver Chain. Dr. Jaskolski then worked at Princess Margaret hospital and this is where she discovered a love for paediatrics. She has also worked extensively in the country including a paediatric rotation in Alice springs, a GP year in Roebourne at the Mawarnkarra aboriginal health service (receiving the community medicine award in 2011) as well as some time in the Torres Strait on Thursday island.
FRACGP, MBBS, BSc.