Dr Andrew Gowers

Dr. Andrew Gowers has been practicing as a General Practitioner (GP) in Sydney since 1992 after completing his MBChB at the University of Otago in 1991. After joining Holdsworth House in 1998, Dr. Gowers became a director of the practice, playing a key role in shaping Holdsworth House into a leading general practice in Sydney.

Dr. Gowers has over 30 years of experience in general practice, with a special focus on men’s wellness, HIV care, hepatitis C, and herpes management. He is known for his clinical excellence, which he ensures across all Holdsworth House sites. He has also contributed to the field by publishing several articles in men’s health and infectious diseases.

In addition to his clinical role, Dr. Gowers has served as a board member of the Australian Society for HIV Medicine (ASHM) and as chairman of the Australian Herpes Management Forum General Practice Working Group. His work in peer education and clinical leadership has earned him recognition within the healthcare community.

Dr. Gowers has conducted research in men’s wellness, HIV, hepatitis C, and herpes management, with a focus on improving diagnosis and treatment protocols. His research efforts have contributed to the development of more effective treatment plans for patients living with chronic viral infections. Dr. Gowers has published in leading journals and has been actively involved in peer-reviewed publications on HIV management and preventative strategies for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

• Recognized for Excellence in HIV Care

• Awarded for Outstanding Contributions to Men’s Wellness

• Honored for Leadership in Infectious Diseases Management

• Nominated for Best GP in Chronic Disease Management

Dr. Gowers has published several research papers and articles on men’s health, HIV care, hepatitis C, and herpes management. His work on HIV management and chronic disease prevention has helped shape clinical practices and healthcare guidelines. Dr. Gowers is also a regular speaker at national and international conferences, where he shares his insights on infectious diseases and men’s health.