Dr David Chee

Dr David Chee is a senior General Practitioner with over 30 years of medical experience since completing his MBBS in 1992. After earning his Fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 1994, he joined Karalta General Practice intending to stay for six months — and never left. Over three decades later, he is now a partner in the practice and an integral part of the Erina healthcare community.

Dr Chee enjoys the full scope of general practice, from treating children to supporting elderly patients in aged care facilities. He has a strong interest in complex and chronic care, musculoskeletal conditions, and natural family planning. His long-term relationships with patients and their families reflect his belief in continuity of care and the value of trust in healthcare. He also regularly visits Tarragal House, a local nursing home, ensuring residents receive ongoing, attentive medical support.

Dr Chee focuses primarily on clinical care, he stays updated with the latest medical evidence and integrates best practices into his work. He has participated in local clinical audits and professional development programs related to musculoskeletal treatment, chronic disease management, and patient-centered care. His experience in acupuncture also reflects his openness to integrating complementary therapies into conventional medicine for better patient outcomes.

• Long Service Recognition – 30 years of continuous care at Karalta General Practice (2024)

• Excellence in Aged Care Service – for ongoing medical support at Tarragal House (2022)

• Musculoskeletal Care Commendation – for contributions to pain management programs in the local community (2021)

Dr Chee has contributed to patient education through in-clinic materials, local health talks, and newsletters. His writings often focus on managing chronic pain, understanding natural family planning, and promoting healthy lifestyles. By combining clinical expertise with clear, relatable communication, he helps patients make informed decisions about their health.