Dr Sheena Wilmot

Dr. Sheena Wilmot has been practicing as a General Practitioner (GP) for over 30 years since completing her MBBS at the University of Sydney in 1987. After completing her internship and residency, Dr. Wilmot has developed a wide-ranging expertise in women’s health, men’s health, and skin cancer care.

She has extensive experience in travel medicine, offering vaccination services and health advice for travelers, as well as managing skin cancer screenings and treatment. Dr. Wilmot also works in aboriginal health, where she provides healthcare services to Indigenous communities, focusing on preventative care and chronic disease management.

She has assisted in gynaecological surgeries, working closely with specialists in the field, and is a committed member of the Kidney Check Australia Taskforce Committee, working to improve kidney health and prevention strategies for chronic kidney disease.

Dr. Wilmot has been involved in research related to skin cancer prevention, travel medicine, and aboriginal health. Her studies have focused on improving early detection and screening protocols for skin cancer, particularly in high-risk populations. Additionally, she has contributed to public health research on the impact of chronic diseases in Indigenous populations, working to develop prevention programs.

Her research has been published in medical journals and presented at healthcare conferences. She is also involved in ongoing studies in preventative health and chronic disease management in both urban and rural areas.

• Awarded for Excellence in Skin Cancer Care

• Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Aboriginal Health

• Honored for Leadership in Preventative Healthcare

• Nominated for Best GP in Chronic Disease Management

Dr. Wilmot has authored numerous research papers and articles on skin cancer care, travel medicine, men’s health, and aboriginal health. Her work has been instrumental in shaping better screening protocols for skin cancer and improving healthcare access for Indigenous populations. She is a contributing author to medical journals and healthcare blogs, where she shares her expertise on chronic disease prevention and travel health.