Dr Jeremy Khoo

Dr Jeremy Khoo is a Fellowship-trained Specialist Breast, Endocrine and General Surgeon striving to provide cutting-edge and personalised care to his patients. He currently practices at The Wesley Hospital and Princess Alexandra Hospital.

After completing his medical studies at Monash University with honours, Jeremy embarked on his Surgical Residency at Monash Health, Melbourne and obtained Fellowship in General Surgery from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2018.

Jeremy went on to pursue a one-year Breast and Endocrine Fellowship in Brisbane to develop further expertise in Breast Surgical Oncology and Reconstruction, Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery as well as Acute General Surgery and Trauma at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, one of Brisbane’s major tertiary referral hospitals. During this time, he also embarked on a Master of Philosophy, researching cutting-edge imaging techniques in breast cancer with the Translational Research Institute (TRI), Brisbane and was also appointed a Senior Lecturer with the School of Medicine, University of Queensland.

Jeremy then completed a second fellowship year in Melbourne, with the Monash Breast Unit, Monash Medical Centre as the inaugural Breast Surgical Oncology Fellow to develop further expertise in breast cancer management, oncoplastic techniques for breast-conserving cancer surgery, mammoplasty for functional breast reduction and treatment of benign breast diseases. Jeremy also obtained international experience, most recently working at the Singapore General Hospital, Singapore, as a General Surgeon, before returning to Brisbane and being appointed as a Visiting Consultant with the Division of Breast and Endocrine Surgery, Princess Alexandra Hospital.

Jeremy provides a personalised, patient-centred, evidence-based approach to care for his patients and is privileged to be chosen by his patients to join them in their journey towards improving their health and well-being. You will find that Jeremy has a caring and easy-going bedside manner and can often explain complex diagnoses and treatments in plain English and fluent Mandarin that you can best understand.