Dr Eunice Dai is an Australian medical oncologist with primary clinical interests in gastrointestinal and breast cancers. She is a consultant medical oncologist practicing at Campbelltown Hospital.

Dr Dai undertook physician training at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney, and further advanced training in medical oncology at Liverpool, Campbelltown, and Bankstown Hospitals. She went on complete a Phase 1 Clinical Trials research fellowship at Liverpool Hospital.

Dr Dai is committed to delivering empathetic, high quality, tailored patient care. She harbours a profound enthusiasm for translational research and clinical trials, recognising their pivotal role in offering patients innovative and individualised treatment pathways. Concurrent with her clinical practice, she is pursuing a PhD focused on predictive biomarkers in colorectal cancer patients receiving chemotherapy. Dr Dai's research contributions extend globally and domestically, with notable co-authorship of Australian cardio-oncology guidelines. She engages in network multidisciplinary team discussions and places a strong emphasis on teaching, assessing, and guiding medical students and physician trainees in their professional development.