About
Dr Bee Meng (Bambie) Lee
Qualifications
- 2010 · MBBS, Monash University
- 2013 · Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dermatology (Distinction), Queen Mary University of London
- 2014 · Master in Public Health, University of Melbourne
- 2015 · Diploma in Child Health, Sydney Westmead Hospital
- 2017 · Clinical Diploma in Palliative Medicine, Royal Australian College of Physicians
- 2017 · FRACGP, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
- 2018 · Focused Psychological Strategies
- 2025 · DipIBLM – Diplomate, International Board of Lifestyle Medicine
Special Interests
- Perimenopause health
- Mental health
- ADHD & Neurodiversity
- Chronic Disease Management
- Weight Management
Languages
- English
- Mandarin Chinese (普通话)
"You deserve a GP who sees you as a whole person — and who keeps growing to serve you better."
Each consultation draws on conventional medicine alongside lifestyle, preventive, and psychological strategies — with the time and breadth to understand you fully, not just address a presenting complaint.
My clinical interests span many dimensions of health, with particular focus on perimenopause health, mental health, and weight management — areas that each benefit from genuine clinical depth and dedicated time.
Under current Victorian law, general practitioners cannot independently diagnose ADHD or initiate stimulant medication. A formal diagnosis must be made by a psychiatrist, paediatrician or psychologist. Where a specialist has diagnosed ADHD and recommended treatment, I can apply for a Schedule 8 permit to continue prescribing. What I can offer before that point is an initial evaluation, screening for the conditions that commonly accompany or resemble ADHD, help thinking through whether formal assessment is worthwhile for you, and referral to an appropriate assessing clinician. The Victorian Government announced reforms in February 2026 that will allow appropriately trained GPs to diagnose and initiate treatment; the enabling legislation is not yet in force. This page will be updated when it commences.
For those living with chronic conditions, I take the time to understand the full picture — not just managing a diagnosis, but helping you live well with it.
A Master of Public Health deepened my understanding of how environment, relationships, community, and the wider circumstances of a person's life shape their health — a perspective I bring to every consultation.
Before entering general practice, I trained across psychiatry, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, emergency medicine, surgery, and aged care — a breadth that informs how I recognise patterns and complexities in everyday GP care. My training in rural Port Fairy added something equally important: the continuity, trust, and depth that comes from truly knowing my patients. Both continue to shape how I practise.
My practice is grounded in current evidence and Australian clinical guidelines. I will always ask what else you are using — including complementary therapies — so that we can think about safety and interactions together, and I will be straightforward with you about what the evidence does and does not support.
I'd be honoured to be part of your health journey.