Dr Naomi Napper

Dr. Naomi Napper has been a General Practitioner (GP) for over 36 years since graduating from the University of Sydney in 1982 with her MBBS. Dr. Napper has worked in general practice in the Inner West of Sydney for 26 years, and previously in the Sutherland Shire. She is vocationally registered with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), ensuring ongoing medical education and professional development.

Currently, Dr. Napper works 1-2 days per week in a general practice setting, where she provides holistic care in preventative physical health, pain management, and women’s health. Additionally, she works at Strathfield Private Hospital once every fortnight as a surgical assistant in spine and peripheral nerve surgery. She has previously worked in laser dermatology.

Dr. Napper’s broad experience also includes a strong interest in mental health, aiming to provide comprehensive care that combines physical and mental well-being.

Dr. Napper has contributed to research on preventative medicine, pain management, and women’s health. Her work has focused on early detection and interventions for chronic pain and mental health issues, helping develop more effective healthcare strategies in both primary care and specialist settings.

• Recognized for Excellence in General Practice

• Awarded for Outstanding Contributions to Women’s Health

• Honored for Leadership in Preventative Physical Health

• Nominated for Best GP in Pain Medicine

Dr. Napper has authored several articles on preventative medicine, pain management, and women’s health. Her research has been published in medical journals and health platforms, where she emphasizes the role of early diagnosis and holistic approaches to improving health outcomes. She has written educational content for patients and health professionals on managing chronic conditions and improving physical and mental health through lifestyle changes.

Dr. Napper is an active speaker at medical conferences and has shared her expertise in pain management and women’s health at international medical seminars.