Dr Andrew Nolen

Dr. Andrew Nolen has been actively working in the healthcare field for over 6 years since completing his MBBS in 2018. His clinical training at Austin Health gave him exposure to diverse medical challenges, after which he transitioned into general practice across several suburban Melbourne clinics. With a strong foundation in general medicine and a focused passion for LGBTQIA+ health, chronic conditions like long COVID, and neurodivergent support, he provides holistic and affirming care. His approach blends compassion with collaboration, making patients feel safe and supported regardless of background.

Dr. Andrew Nolen has actively contributed to research initiatives focused on improving inclusive healthcare delivery. His work centers on better understanding the complex needs of LGBTQIA+ patients, particularly in the areas of gender-affirming hormone therapy and mental health care for neurodivergent individuals.

He has collaborated with local clinics and university research teams to examine barriers to care and has helped develop practical guidelines for GPs managing long COVID and ADHD in general practice. Dr. Nolen’s evidence-informed approach ensures his clinical practice is always grounded in the latest research, promoting outcomes that are not only effective but compassionate and tailored to each patient’s experience.

He also supports ongoing clinical audits and quality improvement projects within his practice to continuously refine the care model for diverse and underserved communities.

• Excellence in Inclusive Practice – University of Melbourne, 2018

• Recognition in Community Health Innovation – 2021

Dr. Nolen has contributed articles to internal practice journals and newsletters on inclusive healthcare and mental health approaches for marginalised patients. His work is cited in various local healthcare presentations and educational webinars focused on gender-affirming practices and chronic illness management.