Sarah Haynes

Sarah is a junior doctor from Sydney, Australia with a passion for global women's health. Sarah graduated from the University of New South Wales, Sydney in 2021 with a Doctor of Medicine and Bachelor of Medical Studies. Sarah worked as a junior doctor for  two years in Australia, before being awarded the Rhodes Scholarship to undertake post-graduate study at Oxford University. 

Sarah is currently undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy in Women's and Reproductive Health under the supervision of Professor Jane Hirst, Professor Simon Stanworth and Dr Margaret Smith. Her research area of interest is iron deficiency anaemia in women of reproductive age, with a particular focus on the improving the detection and prevention of iron deficiency and anaemia. 

Outside of her DPhil, Sarah is passionate about sex and gender discrimination in Medicine and is a member of Translation and Health Delivery Working Group at the Centre for Sex and Gender Equity in Health and Medicine at the George Institute, Australia. 

• Doctor of Medicine (MD), University of New South Wales 2021
• Bachelor of Medical Studies, University of New South Wales 2018 
• Diploma of Speech and Communication, Australian Speech and Communication Association 2014