Training Opportunities
Training in Endocrine Surgery in Australia may be experienced with one of two main pathways.
The first is during Advanced Surgical Training leading to the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in the specialty of General Surgery. This is a 4 year programme and trainees may undertake a 6 month rotation either in endocrine surgery, breast and endocrine surgery, or oncology and endocrine surgery. Details are available at RACS.
The second pathway is post fellowship training i.e. after completion of the FRACS in General Surgery. There are a number of funded Fellowships available in Australia.
- Ramsay Fellowship in Breast and Endocrine Surgery, Brisbane
Contact Professor Ian Gough - T.S.Reeve International Clinical Fellowship in Endocrine Surgery, Sydney
Contact Dr Mark Sywak - AES Endocrine Surgery Fellowship: Hornsby Hospital, Sydney
Contact Professor Stan Sidhu - Royal Adelaide Hospital, South Australia
Contact Mr Peter Malycha - Queen Elizabeth Hospital, South Australia
Contact Mr Robert Parkyn - Westmead Hospital, New South Wales
Contact Dr James French - Liverpool Hospital, New South Wales
Contact Dr Peter Campbell - St George Hospital, New South Wales
Contact Dr Peter Campbell - Princess Alexandra Hospital, Queensland
Contact Dr Neil Wetzig - Alfred Hospital, Victoria
Contact Professor Jonathan Serpell - St Vincent’s Hospital, Victoria
Contact Mr Stephen Farrell - Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Victoria
Contact Professor Michael Henderson
- Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital, Western Australia
Contact Dr Dean Lisewski - Fremantle Hospital, Western Australia
Contact Dr Dean Lisewski - Waikato Hospital, Hamilton, New Zealand
Contact Dr Ian Campbell - AES Travelling Fellowship - Details
Contact Dr Peter Stanton
Training may also be done overseas and details of international opportunities are available on the IAES website under the Fellowships Directory. There is a link via our home page tool bar or at http://www.iaes-endocrine-surgeons.com/.