Dr Kelly Veale

Dr. Kelly Veale has over 14 years of experience as a General Physician. She graduated with her MBBS degree from the University of Sydney in 2008 and became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2013.

Dr. Veale has been working in Orange since 2014, where she has gained experience in chronic disease management, preventative healthcare, and women’s health. She has also developed a keen interest in paediatrics, providing care for children, including vaccinations, growth assessments, and early intervention strategies for common childhood conditions.

She is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for patients, focusing on holistic treatment plans and long-term health goals. Dr. Veale combines her clinical experience with a passion for patient education and prevention to help her patients achieve optimal health.

Dr. Veale has participated in research focused on chronic disease management and preventative healthcare. Her research interests include improving patient outcomes in diabetes management, hypertension, and obesity prevention. She has also been involved in early intervention research for children’s health and has published her findings on preventative health measures and the role of general practitioners in managing long-term conditions.

She has contributed to multiple medical journals and presented her research findings at medical conferences related to chronic disease management and women's health.

• FRACGP Fellowship – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2013)

• Excellence in Paediatrics – Australian Paediatrics Society (2018)

• Best General Practitioner of the Year – Orange Health Awards (2020)

Dr. Veale has published several articles in medical journals on topics such as women’s health, chronic disease management, and paediatric health. Her bibliography includes papers on screening programs for women’s health, chronic disease prevention, and the role of general practitioners in early intervention for children with developmental delays.

She has also written case studies on chronic disease management and preventative care and contributed to health education materials for patients.