Dr Josh Milne

Dr. Josh Milne is a skilled General Practitioner with over 9 years of experience in medicine since completing his MBChB degree at the University of Otago in 2014. After graduating, Dr. Milne initially worked in Emergency Medicine, gaining hands-on experience in Emergency Departments across both Australia and New Zealand for 8 years. During this time, he developed expertise in acute care, trauma management, and emergency procedures.

In 2022, Dr. Milne transitioned to General Practice, bringing his extensive experience in emergency care into his everyday work. He focuses on providing comprehensive, patient-centered care and continues to treat a wide variety of medical conditions, ranging from chronic disease management to preventative healthcare. His experience in high-pressure medical environments has enabled him to offer quick, accurate diagnoses and treatment to his patients.

Dr. Milne has contributed to research in Emergency Medicine, focusing on acute care management and early intervention in emergency settings. His research interests include trauma care, acute medical conditions, and patient outcomes in emergency medicine.

Additionally, Dr. Milne has been involved in studies related to transitioning from acute care to general practice, specifically on how emergency department experiences can be integrated into general healthcare delivery to improve patient outcomes and prevent hospital re-admissions.

• Excellence in Emergency Medicine – Australian Medical Association (2019)

• Outstanding Contribution to General Practice – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2021)

• Best Emergency Medical Practitioner – New Zealand Medical Association (2018)

Dr. Milne has written research papers on emergency medical protocols, acute care management, and chronic disease prevention. His bibliography includes articles on healthcare systems and patient care, particularly focusing on the integration of emergency care with long-term medical practice.

He has also contributed to medical journals on emergency response and pre-hospital care, advocating for improvements in emergency services and the transition from emergency treatment to family medicine.