Children’s Eczema Care is led by Jemma Weidinger, a highly experienced Paediatric Nurse Practitioner with a longstanding career dedicated to children’s health.
Jemma is a Registered Nurse and Nurse Practitioner, with postgraduate studies in child health and allergy nursing and a Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner). She has over 25 years of experience in paediatrics and a particular clinical interest in supporting babies and children with eczema.
Jemma is endorsed by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia and also works at Perth Children’s Hospital, ensuring her practice is grounded in current, evidence-based care.
Jemma’s approach to eczema care goes beyond simply prescribing treatment. She works closely with families to ensure parents fully understand their child’s eczema and feel confident managing it at home.
Families value Jemma’s ability to:
By specialising exclusively in eczema, Jemma has developed deep expertise in managing the condition efficiently and effectively. With the right treatment plan and education, many children experience significant improvement within 1–2 weeks, often after a single consultation followed by a short follow-up.
This focused model allows families to receive clear direction early, helping reduce ongoing stress and uncertainty.
A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is an advanced practice registered nurse with extensive postgraduate training and clinical experience. Nurse Practitioners are qualified to assess, diagnose and manage health conditions using evidence-based care.
As a Paediatric Nurse Practitioner, Jemma is able to provide comprehensive eczema care that combines medical expertise with education and ongoing support. This means families receive clear treatment plans, practical guidance and the time needed to understand how to manage eczema confidently at home.
Parents often appreciate working with a Nurse Practitioner because appointments allow for:
More time for education and questions
Clear explanations of treatment plans
Practical, realistic guidance for everyday care
Follow-up support to ensure treatment is working
This model of care supports both effective treatment and parent confidence.
