BB Endocrinology
Tailored treatment for hormone health and metabolic wellness
Our endocrinologists provide evidence-based care for metabolic and hormonal conditions, offering tailored support to help manage endocrine health.
Balancing health through hormone care
What is endocrinology?
Endocrinology is the study of the various hormone-producing glands and their function in the body.
An endocrinologist is a specially trained doctor who can diagnose and treat hormone imbalances, helping to restore normal hormonal function and improve overall health.
At Brilliant Being Endocrinology, we believe that our patients should be treated with respect and supported throughout their medical care. We provide patients with up-to-date treatments and take the time to discuss management plans thoroughly. Our goal is to offer the highest quality care to those with diabetes and endocrine conditions.
Managing endocrine health with personalised care
Conditions we treat
Our endocrinologists diagnose and manage a wide range of endocrine disorders, including:
Diabetes
Type 1 (including sensors and insulin pumps), Type 2, and gestational diabetes.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Hormonal balance and metabolic support.
Pituitary Disorders
Hormone deficiencies, tumors, and growth hormone therapy.
Osteoporosis & Bone Health
Bone density loss management and prevention.
Obesity & Metabolic Health
Addressing weight-related hormonal imbalances.
Andrology (Men’s Health)
Testosterone therapy and reproductive hormone management.
Thyroid Disorders
Hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, and autoimmune thyroid disease.
Adrenal Disorders
Addison’s disease, congenital adrenal hyperplasia.
Hypertension & Electrolyte Disorders
Specialist care for blood pressure and electrolyte imbalances.
Our Brilliant Beings
Meet your endocrinology team
Our professional team will support you with
personalised care to meet your endocrine needs.
Roland McCallum
Founder and Endocrinologist
Ryan Endall
Endocrinologist and Andrologist
Bree Turner
Diabetes Educator
Jacqui McElwee
Registered Nurse
Bree Turner provides education and support to patients with diabetes to help them understand and manage their condition. She works with patients to achieve individual treatment goals, optimising their health outcomes.
On Tuesdays, Bree works with patients who see Associate Professor Roland McCallum. On other days, she runs her own private service, Hobart Diabetes Health, operating out of the Brilliant Being building.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whatever your endocrinology questions, Brilliant Being is here to help.
Do I need a referral to see an endocrinologist?
Yes, a referral from your GP is required to book an appointment and to claim a Medicare rebate.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Your GP referral
Recent blood tests or pathology results (within the last 6 months)
A list of current medications
Blood glucose readings (for diabetes patients)
Are telehealth appointments available?
Yes, however, Medicare rebates for telehealth consultations are lower than for in-person visits. Patients must be available at the scheduled time, and our reception staff will handle payments, prescriptions, and follow-up bookings after the consultation.
What are the fees for endocrinology consultations?
Medicare rebates may be available for eligible patients attending consultations with our endocrinologists. Out-of-pocket costs will apply. For detailed information about fees, including any applicable Medicare rebates, please contact our rooms directly. We are happy to provide a fee estimate prior to your appointment.
Fitness to Drive Assessments
Certain medical conditions require a Fitness to Drive assessment as requested by Service Tasmania. If you need this assessment, you will have received a letter from Service Tasmania with instructions.
What do I need for my appointment?
Active referral from GP
Recent optometry report (within the last 12 months)
Recent pathology results (within the last 6 months)
At least two weeks of blood glucose readings or sensor data
This appointment should be undertaken in person to ensure all documentation is properly reviewed by your endocrinologist.
Where can I find trusted information on endocrine conditions?
