Naomi Napper, MBBS

Napper brings the long-memory style of general practice into a preventive assessment setting. Her strength is connecting a patient's history, medications, symptoms, risk factors, and day-to-day life into a coherent clinical picture. Within Executive Medicine, that makes her especially useful for people who want a senior GP lens on prevention rather than a narrow boutique protocol.

• Four decades in general practice. She has followed patients across the kind of long arcs that preventive medicine is trying to influence.
• RACGP vocational registration. Her credential reflects an established Australian GP career and ongoing continuing education.
• Surgical-assist exposure. Fortnightly work assisting spine and peripheral nerve surgery gives her unusual operating-room context for a GP.
• Broad clinical interests. Pain, mental health, women's health, and preventable physical health sit naturally inside the Executive Medicine model.

• Part-time schedule. She also works in general practice and surgical assisting, so appointment availability may be limited.
• Care focus. Patients who value senior GP judgment, continuity, and broad prevention.
• Specialist referrals still matter. Deep organ-system or procedural follow-up will usually be coordinated through the wider care network.