Dr Damyanti Naidu

Dr. Damyanti Naidu has over 10 years of experience in Family Medicine. After completing her MBBS from University of Mumbai in 2008, she went on to complete her Master of Medicine in Family Medicine from the University of Sydney in 2014. Dr. Naidu has worked extensively in family medicine, focusing on the treatment of women’s health, children’s health, and mental health. She is particularly interested in long-term care, offering her patients continuous support for managing chronic conditions.

Over the course of her career, Dr. Naidu has treated a diverse range of patients, from young children to elderly individuals, providing holistic care that includes preventive care, mental health counseling, and chronic disease management. Dr. Naidu moved to Bathurst in 2019, where she now provides a wide array of services in family medicine, including routine health check-ups, vaccinations, and mental health support for individuals and families.

Dr. Naidu has conducted research focused on women's and children's health, particularly on chronic disease prevention and the importance of early mental health intervention in children. Her research aims to integrate mental health services into primary care settings and to improve access to long-term care services for patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.

Additionally, Dr. Naidu has explored the role of family physicians in managing multi-generational health care, focusing on the relationship between family dynamics and health outcomes. Her work has been published in various medical journals, and she continues to collaborate with other healthcare professionals to advance family-oriented health care.

• Excellence in Family Medicine, 2017, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)

• Best Family Physician in Rural Healthcare, 2018, Australian Medical Association (AMA)

• Outstanding Contribution to Women’s and Children’s Health, 2020, Australian Family Medicine Association (AFMA)

Dr. Damyanti Naidu has authored several articles on family medicine, mental health, and chronic disease management. Her research focuses on improving healthcare access for families in rural areas, enhancing the integration of mental health services in general practice, and exploring preventive strategies for chronic conditions.