Dr. Atma Rana has over 28 years of experience in the medical field. He completed his MBBS at the University of Sydney in 1995, followed by his Diploma in Child Health in 2003, also through the University of Sydney and Sydney Children’s Hospital. His primary areas of interest include Diabetes, Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease, Dermatology, Skin Cancer Surgery, Preventative Medicine, Sports Medicine, and Indigenous Health.
Dr. Rana specialized in Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, and Internal Medicine, providing in-depth care for chronic conditions such as hypertension and heart disease. He is an expert in dermatology and skin cancer surgery, having completed a Professional Certificate in Dermoscopy and an Advanced Certificate in Skin Cancer Surgery through HealthCert International.
Dr. Rana’s passion extends to paediatrics, where he provides preventative care, treatment for common childhood illnesses, and early childhood immunizations. He is also a trained professional in sports medicine, helping athletes manage injuries and maintain peak performance.
Dr. Rana operates his own medical services business at Russell St Medical Centre, where he treats patients in general medicine, cardiovascular care, paediatrics, and skin cancer surgery.
University of Sydney · Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) · Year: 1995
Registration No. REG-30478564 · Medical Board of Australia - MBA · 1996
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Dr. Rana has been involved in research projects related to cardiovascular health, diabetes management, dermatology, and skin cancer surgery. His work in preventative medicine has led him to explore innovative approaches to managing chronic diseases, particularly in rural settings where access to healthcare is often limited. Dr. Rana has contributed to studies on early detection of skin cancer using dermoscopy and has been involved in projects examining the impact of lifestyle changes on heart disease and diabetes management.
His research on Indigenous health focuses on providing culturally sensitive care to Indigenous communities, exploring barriers to access and ways to improve health outcomes through targeted interventions. Dr. Rana has also contributed to studies on the management of cardiovascular diseases in high-risk populations, helping to develop strategies for early diagnosis and treatment in rural settings.
Excellence in Skin Cancer Surgery, 2017, Australian Skin Cancer Society
Outstanding Contribution to Diabetes Care, 2018, Australian Diabetes Society
Best Research Paper on Indigenous Health, 2020, Australian Indigenous Doctors Association
Leadership in Preventative Medicine, 2019, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)
Dr. Atma Rana has authored several significant research papers and clinical articles in various areas of medicine, particularly focusing on diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, skin cancer, and preventative healthcare. His research on diabetes management has focused on improving long-term care strategies, particularly in rural populations, and has been widely cited in prominent medical journals. In the field of cardiovascular medicine, Dr. Rana has contributed to studies exploring early detection of hypertension and the development of cardiac care protocols, emphasizing preventative treatments to reduce the risk of heart disease. His work on skin cancer surgery and dermoscopy has been groundbreaking, helping to improve early diagnosis and treatment options for patients at risk of developing skin cancers. Dr. Rana’s research also extends to Indigenous health, where he has contributed to improving healthcare access and addressing the unique medical needs of Indigenous communities in Australia. His works have been published in several high-impact journals, including the Australian Journal of Dermatology, Australian Family Physician, and Paediatrics in Practice.
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