Dr. Sukhwinder Singh Randhawa

Dr. Sukhwinder Singh Randhawa is a General Practitioner and the Director & Principal Doctor of the practice. After graduating in India, Dr. Randhawa moved to Australia to complete his Fellowship in Rural General Practice (FRACGP) in 2012. He gained his medical degree (MBBS) from one of the leading institutions in India.

Before transitioning into general practice, Dr. Randhawa underwent extensive training in Psychiatry at Nepean Hospital, which has enhanced his ability to provide care for patients with a variety of mental health concerns alongside their physical health needs.

Dr. Randhawa is deeply committed to the long-term health of the Brookvale community and aims to establish lasting relationships with his patients. With over 10 years of experience in General Practice, Dr. Randhawa has developed a diverse skill set, enabling him to provide comprehensive care for individuals of all ages.

He specializes in preventative medicine, chronic disease management, and offers a holistic approach to healthcare. His experience in psychiatry makes him particularly adept at addressing mental health concerns in conjunction with physical health issues.

Dr. Randhawa has contributed to research in psychiatry and general practice, focusing on the integration of mental health care within general practice settings. His work explores ways in which general practitioners can play a pivotal role in early intervention and management of mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.

He has also been involved in rural healthcare research, exploring the challenges and opportunities for providing high-quality general practice services in rural and remote areas.

• Excellence in Rural Healthcare – 2015

• Best GP for Preventative Medicine – 2017

• Outstanding Contribution to Psychiatry and General Practice – 2019

Dr. Randhawa has contributed to medical literature focusing on the intersection of psychiatry and general practice, particularly in managing chronic diseases alongside mental health concerns. His research has helped bridge the gap between psychiatric care and primary care, advocating for an integrated approach to patient health.

His contributions to mental health care in rural areas have been recognized as essential for improving access to quality care for underserved communities.