Dr. Christen O'Chee

Dr. Christine O'Chee completed her medical studies at UNSW and trained at several prestigious hospitals, including Westmead Hospital, Royal North Shore Hospital, and Prince of Wales Children’s Hospital (now Sydney Children’s Hospital). After her initial training, Dr. O'Chee pursued further training in general practice through the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), becoming a skilled and versatile general practitioner.

Dr. O'Chee has over 20 years of experience working in general practice, with a particular interest in child health, women’s health, and chronic disease management. She values the diversity and challenges of general practice and enjoys providing comprehensive care to patients of all ages.

Her clinical approach is holistic, focusing on prevention, early intervention, and providing ongoing support for patients as they navigate their health journeys.

Dr. O'Chee has been involved in clinical research focusing on preventive care and child health. Her work has contributed to the development of clinical guidelines for paediatric care and chronic disease management. She has collaborated with other health professionals to explore innovative ways of delivering primary care and preventive services to families and communities.

Her research has also addressed the challenges of chronic disease prevention in both children and adults, aiming to improve health outcomes and early diagnosis.

• Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP)
  Awarded for excellence in general practice and commitment to patient care.

• Diploma in Child Health (DCH)
  Specialized training in paediatric care, focusing on early childhood health and development.

• Excellence in Preventive Care Award
  Recognized for outstanding contributions to preventive healthcare in general practice.

Dr. O'Chee has contributed to several publications in the areas of general practice, child health, and preventive care. Her work primarily focuses on improving health outcomes for children and adults through early detection and prevention strategies. Dr. O'Chee is particularly interested in the integration of preventive medicine into primary care, and her research has helped shape best practices in paediatric care and chronic disease management.

Her work is often cited in medical journals and has been shared at national and international conferences.