Glenelg Orthopaedics

I was delighted to take up an appointment of Senior Lecturer ( employment position ) working on behalf of the school of medicine at Queen Elizabeth Hsopital. This cements my appointment and involvement in undergraduate teaching, a position I enjoy in the teaching of medical students.

2010 promises to be another exciting year, with not only the federal AOA meeting being held here in Adelaide but also the usual hand and upper limb conferences in Canberra and Sydney respectively. I believe that maintaining your knowledge through research and meeting essential to any surgical practice and look forward to attending all of the above.

It was a pleasure to participate as an examiner in the 5th year exams on Thursday.

The whole year was very impressive in their knowledge and keen to impress. I am pleased with how they have progressed over their training and look forward to seeing them working as young doctors.

It was an honour to receive in the mail today, a letter stating that I had once again been nominated by the medical students at the QEH for the award of outstanding clinical Teacher.

I find it both enjoyable and rewarding to be involved in teaching the students and am thrilled to see the quality of this years 4th students. I believe any profession should pass on to the future generations, knowledge and the enjoyment of  their chosen specialty.