DR Mazhar Nazir

Dr. Mazhar Nazir has been a General Practitioner for over 15 years, with a broad experience in family medicine and chronic disease management. He completed his MBBS degree at the  Ziauddin University – Karachi in 2007, before moving to Australia, where he later earned his FRACGP in 2014.

Dr. Nazir has worked in several rural and urban areas in Australia, focusing on holistic care for families and individuals. He has a strong commitment to preventative healthcare and offers a variety of services including health assessments, chronic disease management, and health promotion.

His practice revolves around building long-term relationships with patients, supporting their health goals, and empowering them to manage their conditions through education and tailored care plans. Dr. Nazir is passionate about making healthcare accessible and personalized for his patients.

Dr. Nazir has contributed to research in the field of general practice, focusing on chronic disease management, preventative health, and the integration of technology in healthcare delivery. He has worked on studies aimed at improving patient education and self-management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and obesity.

He is particularly interested in population health and how primary care can be used to reduce the burden of preventable diseases in rural communities.

• FRACGP Fellowship – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2014)

• Outstanding Contribution to Rural Healthcare – Australian Rural Doctors Association (2018)

• Best Family Physician – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2019)

Dr. Nazir has contributed to medical journals on topics including chronic disease management, preventative healthcare, and primary care interventions. His bibliography includes articles on integrating digital health tools in general practice and improving patient outcomes through early intervention.

He has also written case studies on successful health interventions for chronic diseases in rural settings, and has presented his findings at medical conferences.