Dr Brad Mckay

Dr. Brad McKay is an experienced Family Doctor who relocated from Melbourne to start consulting at East Sydney Doctors. He began his medical studies at Monash University at the age of 16 and qualified as a Doctor by 21, demonstrating his early passion and commitment to medicine.

Dr. McKay has had diverse international experience, having worked with Aboriginal communities on the Central Coast of New South Wales and served as an Emergency Medicine Registrar at Naas General Hospital in County Kildare, Ireland. His experience extends beyond clinical practice, as he became a Medical Expert and Host for the Logie-nominated TV series "Embarrassing Bodies Down Under" in 2013. The show, an Australian adaptation of the British series, aims to reduce stigma and raise awareness of traditionally taboo health topics.

Dr. McKay is passionate about all aspects of medicine, including sexual health, men’s health, mental health, paediatrics, and women’s health. He is particularly experienced in providing care for transgender patients and offers expert travel advice and immunisations to his patients as a seasoned world traveller.

Dr. McKay’s research experience is primarily centered on reducing health stigma and improving access to care in underserved populations, particularly in the realms of sexual health and mental health. His work on Embarrassing Bodies Down Under contributed to a better public understanding of embarrassing health issues, and he continues to work towards increasing awareness and improving access to health services for individuals in need.

• Outstanding Contribution to Transgender Healthcare

• Recognized for his work in sexual health and mental health

• Best Health Advocate Award for his public speaking and education initiatives

Dr. McKay has authored numerous health-related articles and regularly contributes to various health blogs and media outlets. His writing focuses on topics such as mental health, transgender healthcare, sexual health, and travel medicine. Additionally, Dr. McKay is an active podcaster and often shares his expertise on Today Extra on Channel 9. His passion for public health education is reflected in his contributions to online platforms and public speaking engagements.