Originally from the UK, Dr Daniel Grossman completed his medical degree at The University of Glasgow in 2002, then specialist General Practice training with membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2007.

Dr Grossman relocated to Australia in 2009, and worked in Western Australia for 3 years, followed by an 11-year spell in Melbourne, before returning to settle in Perth.

Dr Grossman has obtained a Diploma from the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (UK) and Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Dr Grossman’s own journey into endurance sports — running and triathlon — has shaped his current approach to medicine. Training and competing pushed him to think beyond what’s simply “normal” and toward what’s genuinely optimal for health and performance, and it left him with a firm conviction: day-to-day lifestyle practices are the single biggest lever we have over our long-term health.

This conviction has led him to undertake further training in Lifestyle Medicine, equipping him to help patients prevent, improve, and in many cases resolve the chronic health conditions now affecting so many of us.

Alongside this, Dr Grossman continues to enjoy the full breadth of general practice, caring for patients across every stage of life.  He values working closely with trusted allied health colleagues wherever this adds to a patient’s care.

Dr Grossman tries to live by his own values and takes care to maintain and improve his own wellbeing through the same lifestyle practices he encourages in his patients.

Outside of work, his interests include sport and fitness, food culture, music and movies, and spending quality time with his family.