Dr Sangita Khobragade

Dr. Sangita Khobragade has over 7 years of experience as a General Practitioner, working in various rural and regional settings across Australia. Her career has been centered on providing high-quality, compassionate healthcare to individuals and families across all stages of life. Dr. Khobragade has a special interest in chronic disease management, including chronic kidney disease, COPD, diabetes, and osteoporosis. She is also highly skilled in women’s health, offering services such as contraceptive management, menopause treatment, and general reproductive health.

Her experience in children’s health allows her to care for pediatric patients, from routine check-ups and vaccinations to addressing common childhood illnesses. Dr. Khobragade is also passionate about mental health, offering support for a range of conditions, from anxiety and depression to more severe psychiatric disorders.

Dr. Khobragade has an interest in clinical research, particularly in areas related to chronic disease management, women’s health, and mental health. She is continuously working to incorporate the latest research into her practice, ensuring that her patients benefit from evidence-based treatments. Dr. Khobragade has been involved in research studies related to diabetes, cardiovascular health, and mental health interventions, contributing to her well-rounded knowledge and approach to healthcare.

• Excellence in General Practice

  • Recognized for her consistent dedication to providing quality healthcare in rural and regional areas.

• Commitment to Women’s Health

  • Acknowledged for her contributions to improving healthcare for women, particularly in the management of menopause and contraception.

• Leadership in Chronic Disease Management

  • Awarded for her innovative approach to managing chronic conditions, such as diabetes and COPD.

Dr. Khobragade has authored several publications related to chronic disease management and women’s health. Her work on chronic kidney disease and diabetes management has been recognized by medical journals, and she is actively involved in promoting preventive care through her clinical practice. Additionally, her interest in mental health research has led her to contribute to studies focusing on psychosocial interventions for patients with chronic illnesses.