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Sunshine Coast's Beloved Obstetrician Retires After Delivering Nearly 9000 Babies

Sunshine Coast News
January 18, 20264 days ago
Coast medico departs maternity ward for new path

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An obstetrician with over 25 years of service on the Sunshine Coast has retired from delivering babies, having assisted in nearly 9,000 births. Dr. George Bogiatzis will now focus exclusively on gynaecological and fertility care at his practice, aiming to reduce waiting times and offer personalized treatment for women's health issues.

After delivering nearly 9000 babies on the Sunshine Coast and surrounding areas, a respected obstetrician is retiring his forceps. Dr George Bogiatzis delivered his final baby on December 29, 2025, after providing more than 25 years of service to women and families in the region. “I delivered my first baby as a medical student at the Royal Women’s Hospital in 1989 and I have never tired of the exhilaration of witnessing a new little person arrive into the world,” Dr Bogiatzis said. “My commitment to women’s health isn’t ending. It’s evolving.” Dr Bogiatzis, who holds a Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (FRANZCOG), will continue to consult from his practice at Nucleus Medical Suites, Buderim and focus exclusively on providing comprehensive gynaecological and fertility care. His gynaecological expertise spans laparoscopic surgery, endometriosis treatment, menstrual disorders, PCOS, abnormal pap smears, contraception and menopause. He brings extensive experience in fertility treatments as part of the Monash IVF Sunshine Coast team, offering assisted reproductive services including IVF, IUI, fertility preservation, donor-assisted treatments, ovulation induction and frozen embryo transfers. Help us deliver more news by registering for our FREE daily news feed. All it requires is your email at the bottom of this article. “The Sunshine Coast deserves access to highly experienced specialists in these complex areas of women’s health,” Dr Bogiatzis said. “By focusing my practice, I can offer more appointments, reduce waiting times and provide even more personalised care for women requiring gynaecological treatment and people facing fertility challenges.”

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    Sunshine Coast Obstetrician Retires After 25+ Years