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Kingscliff Doctors
8.00am – 5.30pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Public Holidays: Closed
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02 6674 1304
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Dr. Jacqueline Wilson
Dr Jacqueline Wilson is a general practitioner who graduated from Bond University and is a fellow of the RACGP. She recently worked locally as a GP in Murwillumbah, as well as a Visiting Medical Officer (VMO) at both Tweed Heads and Murwillumbah Hospitals.
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Her interests are in women's health, menopause, and chronic disease management. Whist she was training at Tweed Hospital, she did a 6-month Urology rotation which has given her particular skills in all aspects of men's health, from erectile dysfunction to prostate cancer.
Biography
Prior to her medical training, she completed a Diploma in Professional Counselling with the Australian Society of Professional Counsellors, with a particular focus on anxiety and depression in both adolescents and adults.
Dr Wilson is a mother of two children who attend local school and university and has been a long standing member of the community. Her hobbies include music, fine dining and karaoke. She is also a member of 'Voiceweavers', a local Acapella choir in Tweed Heads.
She enjoys living at Kingscliff with her family and her two cavoodles Simba and Zorro.
Qualifications
Jacqui's list of qualifications include:
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Fellowship in General Practice (RACGP)
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Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) - Bond University
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Diploma in Professional Counselling - Australian Society of Professional Counsellors

Special Interests
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Women's health - Dr Wilson has a strong interest in all aspects of women's health. She has extensive knowledge in contraception, antenatal, menstrual problems and menopausal issues.
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Men's Health - having completed 6 months training in urology at The Tweed Hospital she is confident in managing a wide range of men's health issues, ranging from erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, and prostate cancer.
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Chronic Disease - Dr Wilson has a vast knowledge of chronic disease management, ranging from type 2 diabetes, Ischemic Heart disease, Chronic kidney disease and respiratory conditions. She was fortunate to be offered the position of a medical registrar at The Tweed Hospital completing a 6 month term in renal medicine including the dialysis unit. Having worked as a Visiting Medical Officer at Murwillumbah Hospital for 2 years enabled her to attain further skills in managing complex medical issues.
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Mental Health - having completed a diploma in professional counselling in 2009 has put her in good stead in all aspects of mental health, in particular depression/anxiety. Due to the recent impact of COVID and local flooding she has seen an increase in mental health issues. She believes that building resilience and working on self-esteem in younger patients is of vital importance as they progress into adulthood.
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Holistic approach - Dr Wilson believes that medicine is not just about "treating the disease" but about looking at the person as a whole. She also believes in making decisions about health together with the patient as well as adopting an evidence-based approach for the best outcome.