Dr Sunil Jacob

Dr. Sunil Jacob, born and raised in Dubbo, graduated with his MBBS from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in 1989. He returned to his hometown to contribute to the healthcare of his community. With over 30 years of experience in general practice, Dr. Jacob has been a pillar of Dubbo Medical and Allied Health Group (DMAHG), offering comprehensive healthcare solutions. He has a passion for family medicine and emphasizes patient-centered care and community health improvement. Throughout his career, Dr. Jacob has built strong relationships with his patients, focusing on both preventive and ongoing healthcare.

Dr. Jacob has actively contributed to local health research initiatives aimed at improving chronic disease management and community health outreach. His research has been focused on preventive healthcare models and exploring the benefits of multidisciplinary team-based approaches in rural settings.

• Excellence in General Practice, Dubbo Medical Association – 2015

• Commitment to Rural Health, NSW Health – 2017

• Community Health Leadership Award, Dubbo Regional Health – 2021

Dr. Sunil Jacob has dedicated his career to providing high-quality healthcare in Dubbo and surrounding areas. His professional journey began after completing his MBBS at the University of New South Wales in 1989, which marked the start of his lifelong commitment to general practice. Over the years, Dr. Jacob has contributed to several health education programs and community outreach initiatives, focusing on preventive medicine and the management of chronic diseases. He has been a vocal advocate for rural healthcare and has worked tirelessly to bridge the gap in access to medical care in regional areas.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Jacob has written for local and regional healthcare publications, discussing important topics such as patient-centered care, the role of family medicine in public health, and the benefits of multidisciplinary healthcare teams. His approach to medicine emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis, patient education, and continuous care as pillars for improving overall community health. Dr. Jacob's philosophy centers on the belief that good healthcare is about more than just treating illness — it's about empowering individuals to take control of their health and make informed decisions for their well-being.