Dr Megan Thomas (they/she) is a Specialist General Practitioner (GP) with lived experience and clinical interest in complex chronic illness, specifically EDS, POTS, MCAS, and related conditions. Informed by their own experiences of misdiagnosis and medical trauma, Megan's work is person-centred and trauma-informed. She is passionate about equity, diversity, and inclusion, and provides neurodiversity, disability, and LGBTIQ+ affirming care. 

Megan completed their medical degrees at the University of New South Wales, before completing hospital and general practice training in the Illawarra. She co-founded the Illawarra Shoalhaven Gender Alliance (ISGA), a health promotion charity for trans and gender diverse health, and has worked in many clinical, academic, and advocacy roles. 

Megan now provides specialised care to people experiencing hypermobility and related conditions, encouraging patients to remain engaged with their regular GP for routine care needs. She is committed to increasing awareness and knowledge around hypermobility among the medical community through ongoing clinical work, research, education, and advocacy. Megan established Hypermobile GPDU, an online community for Australian & NZ GPs. 

Megan offers in-person appointments in Wollongong, NSW, as well as telehealth appointments Australia-wide. You can read more about Megan via her website.