Dr Frank Chow

Dr Frank Chow began his medical journey at the University of Adelaide, where he earned his medical degree before further honing his expertise in Sydney. There, he achieved fellowship status with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, specializing in psychogeriatrics. His dedication to the mental health field led him to secure a certificate in old age psychiatry, and he now serves as a Visiting Medical Officer for NSW Health. Dr Chow is particularly passionate about workplace mental health, a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of overall well-being. He is committed to raising awareness about the importance of maintaining mental health at work and seeks to play an active role in educating Australians and businesses about the growing mental health challenges within the workplace. His efforts aim to alleviate the strain these issues place on individuals, the healthcare system, and the economy, ultimately striving to enhance the quality of life for many. Throughout his career, Dr Chow has been a vocal advocate for the need to prioritise mental health in the workplace. He works closely with businesses, employers, Human Resources professionals, and individuals to promote early intervention and establish clear treatment pathways. His efforts are focused on expanding access to occupational psychiatric and psychological services, helping professionals navigate and prevent mental health challenges related to their work. Dr Chow’s extensive experience spans both public and private healthcare systems, having practiced across the east coast of Australia in locations such as Sydney, Brisbane, Rockhampton, Toowoomba, Tweed Heads, and Adelaide. He has also worked at prominent facilities, including Berkeley Vale Private and St John of God, North Richmond, where he gained significant experience in treating occupational-related PTSD.