Dr George Dawoud

Dr. George Dawoud completed his MBBS from the University of Cairo, Egypt, in 2007. He began his career as a general practitioner and has extensive experience working in both urban and rural healthcare settings. Dr. Dawoud moved to Australia in 2015, where he received his registration with the Medical Board of Australia.

With over 14 years of medical experience, Dr. Dawoud has developed expertise in family medicine, focusing on preventive healthcare, chronic disease management, and mental health. He is committed to providing holistic, patient-centered care, ensuring that his patients not only receive treatment for acute conditions but also benefit from ongoing care to manage long-term health.

Dr. Dawoud has been involved in several research projects related to family medicine, particularly chronic disease prevention, mental health care, and the integration of preventive measures in routine medical practice. His research has focused on improving access to healthcare in underserved populations and enhancing community-based care for better long-term health outcomes.

• Excellence in Family Medicine, Australian Medical Association – 2018

• Outstanding Contribution to Preventive Health, NSW Health – 2020

• Leadership in Rural Healthcare, Dubbo Health Network – 2021

Dr. Dawoud has authored articles on preventive healthcare, chronic disease management, and the importance of mental health in family medicine. His writing emphasizes the significance of early diagnosis, patient education, and the role of family doctors in promoting long-term wellness. He advocates for integrated healthcare that considers both physical and mental health aspects.