Andy Lim

Andy Lim is an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor in Medicine at Monash University, serving as Director of General Internal Medicine and Physician Education at Dandenong Hospital. He holds roles at Monash Health and is affiliated with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. His expertise spans nephrology, clinical epidemiology, and acute healthcare quality. Lim completed an MBBS at Melbourne University, a nephrology training program, and a PhD in diabetic nephropathy at Monash University, earning the Young Investigator Award in 2008. He also holds a Master of Clinical Epidemiology from Sydney University.

His research focuses on clinical epidemiology in acute care, including fluid-electrolyte management, kidney disease (acute/chronic), and diabetic nephropathy. He supervises physician trainees and contributes to editorial roles at journals like Scientific Reports and BMC Medicine. Key areas of investigation include stroke care protocols, pandemic healthcare adaptations, and emergency department efficiency.

Lim has been a full-time staff specialist at Monash Health for 16+ years, with active involvement in editorial boards and grant review. His work addresses UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health equity and quality healthcare systems.