Dr Louisa Ling

Dr. Louisa Ling graduated in medicine from the University of Western Sydney and completed her hospital training at Concord and Canterbury Hospitals. Following this, she undertook GP specialist training and achieved her FRACGP in 2015. With extra qualifications such as a Diploma in Child Health, Dr. Ling brings expertise in family healthcare—including antenatal care, paediatrics, women’s wellness, and travel medicine. She is known for a gentle, patient-first approach and building relationships that endure through continuity of care.

Dr. Louisa Ling has demonstrated a research-informed approach to clinical practice, particularly during her postgraduate training in paediatrics and general practice. While completing her Diploma in Child Health, she participated in case reviews and observational studies on early childhood development, immunisation compliance, and growth monitoring in general practice settings.

In her GP Fellowship years, Dr. Ling engaged in informal research initiatives related to weight management strategies for adolescents, as well as mental health screening tools for young adults. She has contributed to in-practice audits and clinical reviews aimed at improving antenatal shared care protocols and travel vaccination coverage. While she has not published in academic journals, her clinical research involvement continues to support data-driven, preventive care across her areas of interest.

•  Clinic Award for Excellence in Paediatric Care (2022)

•  Recognised for Compassionate Patient Feedback in Women’s Health

•  Outstanding Contribution in Travel Medicine Accreditation (2023)

Dr. Louisa Ling earned her MBBS from the University of Western Sydney, followed by hospital experience across Concord and Canterbury Hospitals. She furthered her training with a Diploma in Child Health and became a Fellow of the RACGP in 2015. With focused interests in paediatrics, antenatal care, mental health, weight management, and travel medicine, Dr. Ling provides welcoming, evidence-based care. Known for her calm and supportive presence, she helps patients of all ages feel heard and empowered.