Dr Sasikaran Sunderalingam

Dr. Sasikaran Sunderalingam has over 9 years of experience in the medical field. He graduated with his MBBS from the University of Melbourne in 2012 and started his medical career working in hospital settings, gaining valuable experience in various areas such as Emergency Medicine, Surgery, and Paediatrics. After completing his hospital training, Dr. Sunderalingam transitioned into General Practice, where he began working as a General Practitioner (GP).

Dr. Sunderalingam has a particular interest in preventative care, chronic disease management, and general health consultations. His broad experience in family medicine allows him to provide comprehensive care to his patients, managing everything from acute illnesses to long-term health conditions. He moved to Bathurst to continue his GP work and has been practicing there for the past few years, where he remains a trusted healthcare provider in the community.

Dr. Sunderalingam has been involved in research focusing on preventative healthcare and chronic disease management, particularly in rural communities. His research aims to improve access to healthcare services in these areas and explore ways to better manage chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and asthma through early intervention and ongoing care. Dr. Sunderalingam has worked with healthcare organizations to create evidence-based approaches for managing these conditions, and he continues to stay updated with the latest developments in general practice and preventative medicine.

• Best GP Trainee, 2015, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)

• Excellence in Preventative Healthcare, 2018, Australian Medical Association (AMA)

• Leadership in Rural Healthcare, 2020, Rural Doctors Association of Australia

Dr. Sasikaran Sunderalingam has authored several papers on chronic disease management, preventative care, and general health improvement in primary care. His work focuses on managing chronic conditions and promoting healthy lifestyles through routine check-ups and early detection. He has contributed to journals such as the Australian Family Physician and the Australian Journal of General Practice. Dr. Sunderalingam’s research also delves into healthcare accessibility in rural and remote communities, aiming to improve preventative health services for underserved populations. His contributions help guide best practices in primary care and general health management.