Doctor rejects being a hospital specialist to be a GP for homeless patients
Dr Andrew Davies calls his work ‘general practice on steroids’.
As a youngster in Perth’s middle-class western suburbs, Dr Andrew Davies wanted to be “some kind of professor of medicine”.
“My mother was an obstetrician and gynaecologist, and I was brainwashed into the fact I had to be a specialist.
“I went through the hospital training system but I got sick of that.
“So I went into general practice because it was either that or architecture.”
