Dr Darla Grace

Dr. Darla Grace completed her medical studies at the University of Queensland, where she earned her MBBS in 2008 and her BSc (Med) in 2006. After a period practicing in Queensland, Dr. Grace returned to her hometown of Tamworth.

With over 13 years of experience in general practice, Dr. Grace is particularly interested in children's health, women's health, mental health, and skin cancer management. She has extensive experience in pediatric care, helping children with everything from common illnesses to chronic conditions, and she enjoys fostering a caring environment for families.

In addition to her clinical expertise, Dr. Grace is deeply passionate about skin cancer management, regularly conducting skin checks and providing advice on prevention. She values the opportunity to work in rural settings, where she can provide holistic care to individuals across the lifespan, from newborns to seniors.

Dr. Grace has a keen interest in mental health and skin cancer management.  Dr. Grace frequently participates in community health initiatives, particularly focusing on preventative care and health promotion in women's health and pediatric care.

Her research interests also extend to chronic disease management and improving access to care in rural communities. She has worked on local health programs and conducted public health seminars that emphasize mental health awareness, skin cancer prevention, and the importance of regular medical checks.

• 2015: Recognized for “Excellence in Women’s Health” by the Rural Doctors Association of Australia

• 2017: Awarded “Best GP in Skin Cancer Management” by the Australian Medical Association

• 2020: Nominated for “Rural Doctor of the Year” by the Rural Doctors Association of Australia

Dr. Grace has contributed to several community health education projects and public health campaigns, focusing on children’s health, women’s health, mental health, and skin cancer prevention. Although she has not authored formal research papers, she frequently contributes to workshops and seminars, providing insights into chronic disease management and preventive care for her patients.

Her commitment to mental health and skin cancer awareness has made her a key figure in local healthcare initiatives, improving access to services and ensuring the community is well-informed about early detection and health prevention strategies.