Dr Ramya Raman joined the Board of Ishar Multicultural Women’s Health Services as a Director, contributing her expertise in healthcare, governance, and advocacy to support the organisation’s mission of improving health and wellbeing outcomes for culturally diverse communities.

Dr Ramya Raman led the RACGP WA advocacy that secured $1.3 million in government funding to train GPs to independently diagnose and treat ADHD in Western Australia.

Dr Ramya Raman was honoured with the AMA (WA) Advocate of the Year Award in recognition of her outstanding leadership and advocacy for patients, general practitioners, and the broader healthcare community. The award acknowledges her commitment to strengthening primary care, influencing health policy, and improving healthcare outcomes across Western Australia.

Dr Ramya Raman commenced as a Director of Joint Colleges Training Services, contributing to JCTS’ governance and strategic direction. Through her role, she supports initiatives that strengthen GP training, advance culturally safe healthcare, and improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia.

As Practice Owner and Director of Garden Family Medical Clinic, Piara Waters, Dr Ramya Raman leads a modern, community-focused practice dedicated to delivering compassionate, comprehensive, and high-quality healthcare. The clinic continues to grow as a trusted healthcare destination, combining clinical excellence with a strong commitment to patient-centred care.

Dr Ramya Raman was awarded the RACGP WA GP of the Year in recognition of her exceptional commitment to patient care, clinical excellence, and leadership in general practice. The award acknowledged her dedication to her patients and community, her contributions to medical education, and her advocacy for strengthening general practice.