A/Prof Ann McCormack

A/Prof Ann McCormack, MBBS (Hons 1), FRACP, PhD, is an accomplished endocrinologist specializing in endocrinology, pituitary disorders, and endocrine tumors. With a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Sydney, Australia in 2000, A/Prof McCormack brings over 20 years of clinical experience to her practice.

Driven by a passion for endocrinology, A/Prof McCormack pursued further education and research, obtaining a PhD in a field related to endocrine disorders. Her commitment to staying abreast of the latest advancements in her field is evident through her attendance at conferences and engagement in ongoing medical education.

In her career, A/Prof McCormack has successfully treated various endocrine disorders, including diabetes, thyroid disorders, and adrenal dysfunction. She has developed expertise in complex endocrine disorders associated with the pituitary gland, working extensively with patients suffering from pituitary tumors.

A/Prof McCormack's compassionate and patient-centered approach sets her apart as a clinician. She firmly believes in involving patients in the decision-making process, ensuring they have a thorough understanding of their diagnosis and treatment options. Her outstanding communication skills and ability to empathize have earned her the trust and loyalty of her patients.

Not only an esteemed clinician, but A/Prof McCormack is also actively involved in research and teaching. She has published numerous articles in notable medical journals and presented her research at national and international conferences. Her dedication to education extends to training medical students and mentoring junior doctors.

With a wealth of knowledge, extensive clinical experience, and a dedication to improving the lives of patients with endocrine disorders, A/Prof Ann McCormack is a highly respected and sought-after endocrinologist. Patients under her care can expect personalized and evidence-based treatment, tailored to their specific endocrine needs, to achieve optimal health outcomes.