Dr. Samantha Dingwall has over 7 years of experience as a General Practitioner. After completing her MBBS degree at the University of Sydney in 2016, Dr. Dingwall began practicing as a General Practitioner in 2018 in the Central West of New South Wales. She has gained extensive experience working in rural healthcare settings, providing a range of services from child health to preventative care.
In 2023, Dr. Dingwall joined the Orange practice, where she continues to provide high-quality care with a focus on paediatrics, mental health, women’s health, and Indigenous health. She is also working towards completing her FRACGP Fellowship and is committed to improving access to healthcare and health promotion in the Central West.
University of Sydney · Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) · Year: 2016
Registration No. REG-78463925 · Medical Board of Australia - MBA · 2016
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Dr. Dingwall has been involved in research in Paediatrics, Public Health, and Indigenous Health. She has focused on health disparities in rural and Indigenous communities and early intervention strategies for child health.
Her research has been centered on improving access to healthcare and preventative health services for Indigenous populations, with a focus on chronic disease prevention and mental health. Dr. Dingwall has contributed to various health initiatives in rural NSW and Indigenous health projects aimed at addressing social determinants of health.
FRACGP Fellowship (In Progress) – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Best Rural GP in NSW – Rural Doctors Association of Australia (2021)
Excellence in Indigenous Health – Australian Indigenous Health and Welfare Society (2022)
Dr. Dingwall has authored multiple articles and research papers on Paediatrics, Public Health, and Indigenous Health. Her bibliography includes studies on healthcare access for Indigenous Australians, childhood vaccinations, and preventative health.
She has also written patient education materials on child health and women’s health, focusing on early detection and prevention of common diseases. Her work has been published in medical journals and presented at national medical conferences.
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