Icon Cancer Centre, Chermside
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Paediatric Haematologist

Blood tests for children
Management of anemia in kids
Evaluation of bleeding disorders in children
Treatment for iron deficiency in children
Dr Lydia Pitcher, Paediatric Haematologist. Degree and years of experience are not specified in the profile, but she is a specialist who works at Icon Cancer Centre in Chermside and serves patients in Noosaville and across Queensland. She speaks English, Dutch, French, and German, which helps her connect with families from different backgrounds in Australia. 
 
 Dr Pitcher focuses on children’s blood health. Her work includes blood tests for kids, helping manage anemia in children, evaluating bleeding disorders in young patients, and treating iron deficiency. These services are important for kids who may feel tired, pale, or unwell while their bodies grow and heal. At her Noosaville base, families can learn how to check their child’s health and what tests might be needed. In addition, she partners with the Icon Cancer Centre in Chermside to provide comprehensive care for children who need blood-related support in a hospital setting. 
 
 Location matters in her care. Noosaville is in the Noosa region of Queensland, while Chermside is a northern suburb of Brisbane at Gympie Road, part of the Chermside Medical Complex. This means families from Noosa, Noosaville, and greater Brisbane can access a paediatric haematology service with ease. Her work with a clinic like Icon Cancer Centre shows she can coordinate care across different facilities to help kids stay safe and comfortable. 
 
 Patient care style is family-friendly and clear. Dr Pitcher explains tests and treatment options in simple terms so parents can understand. She values teamwork with other doctors, nurses, and healthcare staff. Her multilingual skills help break down language barriers and support families from diverse backgrounds. She stays committed to learning and improving her practice, keeping up with the latest guidelines for children’s blood health. She also emphasizes careful monitoring and follow-up, so families know what to expect as tests are done and treatments begin. 
 
 Trust and reputation come from consistent, gentle care. Patients and families in Noosaville, Noosa region, and Brisbane can feel confident in her expertise when managing conditions like anemia, bleeding disorders, and iron deficiency. Her dedicated approach to paediatric haematology aims to keep kids strong and healthy as they grow, with a focus on safety, clear communication, and compassionate support for every child and family.
