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Dr AuYeung was among the first batch of medical graduates of The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1986. He won the commonwealth medical fellowship in 1992 and then received training in Geriatric Medicine in the United Kingdom. After back to Hong Kong, he started to set up memory clinic and he was among the pioneers in the development of geriatrician-led dementia services in Hong Kong. He furthered study in Master of Public Health and obtained his Doctoral Degree of Medicine in 2015.

He is currently a consultant geriatrician in Pok Oi Hospital and also acts as Service Director (primary and community health care) of NTW Cluster, overseeing 8 primary care clinics, 2 community health centres, 2 geriatric day hospitals, the outreach geriatric service and community nursing service.

Academically, Dr AuYeung is an adjunct associate professor of the Jockey Club Institute of Ageing, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and he has published in international peer-reviewed journals in research areas such as body composition study in old age, sarcopenia and frailty, cognitive decline, geriatric paradox, diabetes mellitus in older people and end of life medicine; and has served in the Research Grant Review Board of the Food Health Bureau and Guardianship Board of Labour and Welfare Bureau. He is also member of the Asian Working Group for Sarcopenia. In addition, he is a council member of Hong Kong Geriatrics Society and now the Convenor of the Frailty and Sarcopenia Special Interest Group, Brain Health Special Interest Group and member of the DM Special Interest Group. He is also the Editor-in-Chief of the Asian Journals of Gerontology and Geriatrics, the official journal of the Society and has edited two practical manuals about neurocognitive disorders for the Society.

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