Dr Josephine Pang

Dr. Josephine Pang is a dedicated General Practitioner with over 18 years of experience in the medical field. She completed her medical degrees at the University of New South Wales and achieved her FRACGP in 2007. Dr. Pang has developed particular expertise in Child and Adolescent Health, Aged Care, and Preventative Health Care. Known for her gentle manner, she takes time to listen and understand each person's unique health needs, building lasting relationships with patients and becoming a trusted healthcare partner for families in the community.

Dr. Pang's research experience is primarily practice-based, focusing on quality improvement initiatives and clinical audits within her areas of specialization. She has contributed to the development of evidence-based guidelines for child and adolescent health, aged care, and preventative health care. Her involvement in registrar education and continuous professional development ensures that her clinical practice remains aligned with the latest medical advancements.

• Clinical Excellence Award – Walker Street Doctors (2022)  

• Outstanding Contribution to Women's Health – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2021)  

• Excellence in Child Health – Australian Medical Association (2020)  

Dr. Josephine Pang has made significant contributions to the field of general practice through the development of internal clinical resources, patient education materials, and her involvement in professional training. She authored Child and Adolescent Health: A Comprehensive Guide for General Practitioners in 2020, which has become an essential resource for practitioners working with young patients. Dr. Pang’s work extends to aged care, where she co-authored Aged Care: Best Practices for Senior Patient Management in General Practice in 2018, offering valuable insights for GPs managing the health of senior patients. In addition, she published Preventative Health Strategies in General Practice in 2017, focusing on wellness promotion and early intervention strategies. Her expertise also spans musculoskeletal health, as demonstrated in her 2015 publication, Musculoskeletal Health in General Practice, which addresses common conditions encountered in daily practice. Dr. Pang’s early work, Improving Clinical Outcomes in Child and Adolescent Health: Integrating Early Intervention Strategies (2013), has been instrumental in shaping early intervention programs for children and adolescents. While Dr. Pang has not contributed to peer-reviewed journals, her educational materials and practice guidelines have had a lasting impact on both patient care and medical training.