Dr Grace McKenzie

Dr. Grace McKenzie has 6 years of experience as a General Practitioner. She graduated from the University of Queensland in 2015 with a MBBS degree, and shortly after, she began working in general practice.

Since joining the Orange practice in 2019, Dr. McKenzie has focused on family medicine and chronic disease management. Her practice includes managing diabetes, hypertension, and other chronic conditions, with a special interest in preventative care. Dr. McKenzie is committed to providing holistic care to individuals and families.

She is currently working towards completing her FRACGP Fellowship, aiming to enhance her clinical skills and contribute more to community health.

Dr. McKenzie has contributed to research in chronic disease management, focusing on the prevention of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. She has participated in several clinical trials related to preventative healthcare and early detection of chronic conditions.

Dr. McKenzie is also involved in health promotion and education programs aimed at improving health outcomes for rural communities.

• Best Rural GP – Rural Doctors Association of Australia (2020)

• Outstanding Contribution to Preventative Health – Australian Preventative Health Society (2021)

• FRACGP Fellowship (In Progress) – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

Dr. McKenzie has co-authored multiple research articles in medical journals, particularly in the areas of chronic disease management and preventative health. Her work includes intervention strategies for improving health literacy and early detection of chronic diseases in rural areas.

Additionally, Dr. McKenzie has contributed to educational materials aimed at patients and medical students, focusing on health promotion and disease prevention.