Dr Chris Hayward

Dr. Chris Hayward has been practicing general medicine since 2006, with a passion for rural healthcare and medical education. He completed his MBBS degree at the University of Sydney in 2006 and later went on to specialize in paediatrics and emergency medicine.

Dr. Hayward has over 15 years of experience in general practice and has worked extensively in rural areas, where he is deeply committed to providing comprehensive care for patients of all ages. His expertise spans several areas, including geriatrics, men's health, and preventative care, with a focus on early diagnosis, treatment, and health promotion.

In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Hayward is a Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney Medical School, where he shares his knowledge and experience with medical students. He also works as a physiotherapist, combining his understanding of musculoskeletal health with his medical expertise.

Dr. Hayward has been involved in research related to rural healthcare and preventative health strategies. He has focused on early intervention and community-based health promotion, aiming to improve health outcomes in rural and underserved communities.

His research has also covered areas such as geriatrics, men's health, and paediatrics, particularly in how lifestyle factors affect long-term health outcomes. Dr. Hayward has presented his research at various medical conferences and published his findings in health journals.

• Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2015)

• Outstanding Contribution to Rural Health – Australian Rural Doctors Association (2018)

• Excellence in Medical Education – University of Sydney (2020)

Dr. Hayward has authored multiple papers on topics such as preventative health, geriatric care, and rural medical practice. His bibliography includes articles on early intervention strategies in geriatrics, paediatric care in rural areas, and men’s health prevention.

He has also contributed chapters to textbooks on general practice and medical education, and has been a guest speaker at several national medical conferences.