Dr Jacqueline Tedder

Dr. Jacqui Tedder’s journey into medicine was fueled by a deep curiosity about the human brain and a passion for science. She earned a Bachelor of Science majoring in Neuroscience and Psychology, with Honours in Neuropsychology, from the University of Sydney. From a sports injury as a teenager, Jacqui was introduced to yoga. She became a yoga teacher at 20 years old and taught yoga and meditation throughout her university career. Leading retreats and classes sparked a lifelong interest in holistic health, prompting her to complete formal health coaching and nutritional training with the CHEK Institute.

Jacqui completed her Medical Doctorate (MD) at the University of Sydney in 2017. She worked as a junior doctor at North Shore, Manly, Mona Vale, and Northern Beaches Hospitals before obtaining her Fellowship in General Practice. She has also completed the Sydney Child Health Program and is currently pursuing a fellowship with the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM).

Throughout her career, Jacqui has witnessed the profound impact lifestyle choices have on health and longevity. She practices evidence-based functional and integrative medicine, focusing on identifying and reversing the root causes of chronic illness rather than simply managing symptoms.

Clinical Interests:

Gut health and microbiome optimization

Longevity and preventative medicine

Perimenopause and menopause management

Metabolic health

Iron infusions (when clinically indicated)

Jacqui consults at Myhealth on Mondays (via Telehealth) and Tuesday/Thursday/Fridays (in-person).

Outside of the clinic, Jacqui lives by the principles she shares with her patients. She has a son and a kelpie border collie cross. In her spare time she loves bushwalking, surfing, reading, pilates and meditation, as well as spending time with friends and family and sharing her insights on health and wellness through her Substack.