Dr. Tomas Steven

Dr. Tomas Steven graduated with his MBBS from the University of Sydney in 2011. After completing his medical degree, he moved to Dubbo and began his career as a General Practitioner. Dr. Steven has over 10 years of experience as a GP, with a strong focus on family medicine and preventive care. He has worked in both rural and urban healthcare settings, which has helped him gain a broad range of experience in chronic disease management, general healthcare, and patient education. His approach emphasizes building long-term relationships with patients, focusing on both physical and mental health.

Dr. Steven has been involved in research related to family medicine, focusing on preventive health strategies and chronic disease prevention. His research interests also include improving access to healthcare in rural areas and the impact of early intervention in improving overall health outcomes. He has participated in clinical trials to assess the effectiveness of preventive care programs for cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.

• Excellence in Family Medicine, Australian Medical Association – 2017

• Outstanding Contribution to Rural Healthcare, Dubbo Health Network – 2020

• Leadership in Preventive Health, NSW Health – 2021

Dr. Steven has authored multiple articles on chronic disease management, preventive healthcare, and mental wellness. His writings often focus on the importance of early intervention and patient-centered care. He is a strong advocate for community-based healthcare and has written about improving health literacy in rural populations to ensure better long-term health outcomes.