Dr Luisa Rosi is an endocrinologist and physician with expertise in the diagnosis and management of a broad range of hormone and metabolic conditions. She believes in providing compassionate, evidence-based care and takes the time to ensure patients understand their condition and are actively involved in treatment decisions. Her goal is to deliver personalised care that reflects each patient's individual circumstances and long-term health goals.
Dr Rosi graduated in medicine from the University of Notre Dame Australia in Sydney and completed specialist endocrinology training across leading Victorian tertiary hospitals, including Bayside Health (formerly Alfred Health and Peninsula Health) and Monash Health. She is a Fellow of The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP). Alongside her clinical practice, she is undertaking a PhD at Monash University investigating the effects of obesity and weight loss on bone health.
Dr Luisa Rosi is a general endocrinologist providing comprehensive assessment and management of endocrine and metabolic disorders in adults. She graduated in medicine from the University of Notre Dame Australia in Sydney and completed her specialist endocrinology training at Bayside Health (formerly Alfred Health and Peninsula Health) and Monash Health, before being admitted as a Fellow of The Royal Australasian College of Physicians in Adult Endocrinology.
Her training encompassed high-volume tertiary referral services across general endocrinology, diabetes, metabolic bone disease, thyroid disorders and thyroid cancer, pituitary disease, adrenal disorders, reproductive endocrinology, menopause, gender endocrinology, obesity medicine, gestational diabetes and diabetes technology. She welcomes referrals across the full breadth of endocrine conditions.
Dr Rosi believes in providing compassionate, evidence-based care. She takes the time to ensure patients understand their condition and are actively involved in decisions about their treatment, with the aim of delivering personalised care that reflects each patient's individual circumstances and long-term health goals.
She is committed to timely, collaborative care and values clear communication with referring practitioners. Comprehensive correspondence is provided following consultation, with management plans developed in partnership with both patients and their general practitioners. Dr Rosi sees patients at Suite 49, Cabrini Malvern.
Dr Rosi is a general endocrinologist who welcomes referrals for all endocrine conditions. She has developed particular areas of interest through her training across Victorian tertiary services and through her ongoing research in metabolic bone disease and obesity medicine.
Comprehensive diabetes management including diabetes in pregnancy and gestational diabetes, assessment and management of diabetes complications, and diabetes technology including continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) and insulin pump therapy.
Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, thyroid nodules and goitre, and thyroid cancer.
Osteoporosis and metabolic bone disease, and calcium and parathyroid disorders including hyperparathyroidism and hypercalcaemia. A particular research and clinical focus.
Pituitary disorders and adrenal conditions, including assessment of pituitary and adrenal incidentalomas.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), men's and women's hormonal health, menopause, and gender endocrinology.
Obesity medicine and metabolic health, including the assessment and management of obesity and its endocrine and skeletal consequences. A particular research and clinical focus.
Investigating the impact of obesity and weight loss on skeletal health.
Advanced training in Adult Endocrinology at Bayside Health (formerly Alfred Health and Peninsula Health) and Monash Health.
Medical degree completed at the Sydney clinical school.
Undergraduate science degree completed with Honours, providing a foundation in physiology and clinical research.
Dr Rosi has a strong interest in metabolic bone disease and obesity medicine. She is currently undertaking a PhD through Monash University investigating the impact of obesity and weight loss on skeletal health — an area of growing importance as pharmacological and surgical weight loss becomes more widely used.
She has authored peer-reviewed publications in diabetes, osteoporosis, thyroid disease and transplantation-associated bone disease, and regularly presents at national endocrine meetings. Alongside her clinical practice and research, Dr Rosi is actively involved in medical education.
