Meet Dr Mandy Ding

Dr Ding is an experienced obstetrician and gynaecologist with over 20 years of clinical experience. She was trained
overseas and worked in Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH 北京协和医院), Beijing, China for more than
ten years before migrating to Australia. PUMCH is a tertiary hospital in China and famous for dealing with
complicated medical cases from all over the country. During her time there, Dr Ding successfully oversaw a wide
range of obstetric and gynaecologic cases, and developed exceptional surgical skills.
After migrating to Australia in 2006, Dr Ding has worked across several major Sydney hospitals (Liverpool Hospital,
Bankstown Hospital, Blacktown Hospital, Hornsby Hospital, Nepean Hospital, and several others). Having worked in
Australia for over 10 years, she has enriched her familiarity with local clinical cases and enhanced her surgical skills,
and is confidently able to address any challenges which may arise throughout your care. She received her RANZCOG
fellowship in 2018 after taking the overseas-trained specialist assessment.
Dr Ding is passionate about women’s health and devotes her time to supporting her obstetric and gynaecological
patients as well as their families in her pursuit to deliver the highest quality of patient-centred care. Furthermore,
she is well experienced in high-risk pregnancy, including but not limited to: pre-eclampsia, placenta accreta,
gestational diabetes, twins, VBAC (vaginal birth after caesarean sections). She is committed to minimising any
potential risks associated with your childbirth.
In terms of gynaecology, she provides care across the following areas:
- abnormal cervical screening test and colposcopy
- abnormal menstrual bleeding
- contraception (IUCD insertion and removal)
- pelvic pain
- ovarian cysts
- family planning
- pelvic organ prolapse
- urinary incontinence and menopause

She has excellent surgical skills in laparoscopy surgery, abdominal surgery and vaginal surgery. She can consult in
English and Mandarin (中文) per your preference.
Dr Ding is appointed by RANZCOG as a supervisor to ITP and DRANZCOG trainees. She is also proactively involved in
teaching medical students and junior medical doctors.
During her free time, she enjoys swimming, yoga and social gatherings with friends.