Dr Manju Agarwal MBBS FRANZCOG

Dr W. Catarina Ang MBBS DSRH (RCOG) DUE AFSA (France) FRANZCOG Dip Epid MBS MRepMed MBA

Dr Ang completed her MBBS at Monash University in 1996. She began obstetrics and gynaecology training in 2000 at Southern Health after completing residencies in Australia and England. Dr Ang took the post of clinical research fellow at the John Radcliffe Hospital and the University of Oxford. She then returned to Australia in 2006, taking a position at the Royal Women’s Hospital, Melbourne. Here, she performs advanced laparoscopic surgery, teaches future specialists, and continues her clinical research. She is also head of Gynaecology Unit 1 at the Royal Women’s.

Dr Brian Anthonisz MBBS FAFRM

Neurological interests include orthopaedics, stroke, neuro oncology, spasticity management and degenerative neurological disorders. Other clinical interests include management of complex econditioning patients and management of the deconditioned elderly. He enjoys education of registrars and residents, career counselling and novel clinical approaches to best clinical practice. His non clinical interests include clinical leadership, program development, redesign pathways and complex systems review. His passion remains patient and family advocacy and best care models with enthusiastic, motivated team members.

Dr Omar Baarini B.Pod.M.Pod.FACPS

Dr Jeremy Banky

Dr Ian Bejer

Dr Tzippora (Tzippi) Ben-Harim FRANZCOG

Dr Gideon Blecher

Dr Gideon Blecher is a Urologist with a focus on genital reconstruction, complex penile issues, erectile dysfunction, and fertility concerns. He is the current co-chairperson of the Young Sexual Medicine Academy (YOSEMA) and serves on committees of both the International and European Societies of Sexual Medicine.

Dr Ashley Bloom MBBS, B. Physio, B. Erg, FRACP.

Ashley is a consultant Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist who is focused on achieving high quality patient centred care. He has an interest in the management of bowel cancer screening and chronic liver disease and in particular the relationship between metabolic syndrome and fatty liver disease.

Mr Simon Braham

Dr Michael Braude BBiomedSci, BSc(Hons), MSc, MBBS, PhD, FRACP

Michael is a personable and proficient Gastroenterologist and hepatologist who has interest in all facets of Gastroenterology and general endoscopy. Michael is passionate about helping people reach their best health potential, and is happy to see patients urgently. Michael can be contacted directly by health practitioners to discuss patient needs.

Mr Alan Breidahl MBBS, Master of Surgery, Master of Medicine, Diploma of Anatomy, FRACS(Plas)

Dr Alan Breidahl is a Plastic surgeon with interests in post-traumatic and cleft lip-associated Rhinoplasty and has over 20 years clinical experience in all areas, including skin cancer, hand surgery, facial trauma and reconstruction, rhinoplasty, otoplasty, blephoroplasty, face lift, breast augmentation and reduction, liposuction and abdominoplasty procedures.

Dr Leon Chapman

Dr Nick Christelis MBBCH, FRCA, FFPMRCA, FANZCA, FFPMANZCA

Pain Specialists Australia, Co-Founder and Medical Director and Dr Nick Christelis holds two specialist medical qualifications in pain medicine: from the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists, and the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Royal College of Anaesthetists in London (UK). Nick has over 15 years of experience and practices full-time within the field of pain medicine. He is a pain medicine physician with interest in intervention combining the full multidisciplinary team approach with advanced pain interventional techniques like nerve and joint blocks, epidural injections, radiofrequency ablation, pulsed radiofrequency, spinal cord stimulation and other advanced neuromodulation techniques.

Dr Simon Cohen BSc MBChB FRACP FFPMANZCA

Dr Simon Cohen practices pain medicine at Monash House and Monash Children’s Hospital in Clayton, Melbourne. He is dually qualified in pain as a Fellow of the Faculty of Pain Medicine and in paediatrics as a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He is an honorary lecturer at Monash University and past chair of the paediatric special interest group of the Australian Pain Society

Mr Adee Davidson MBBS, FRACS

Mr Adee Davidson is an Australian trained Urologist who graduated from Monash University in 2002. He undertook surgical and specialist training in Victoria and gained his fellowship in 2013. He then undertook further advanced fellowship training at the Austin Hospital. In 2015 Adee successfully established, and continues to provide a comprehensive Urological service in South West Victoria.

Dr Neels (Cornelius) Du Toit MBChB FACSP FIPP

I completed my undergraduate degree in medicine at the University of the Free State, South Africa in 1997 before coming to Australia in 2003. I then commenced specialist training as a sports physician at the Brisbane Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Centre, and subsequently at Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre in Melbourne. I completed my fellowship as a Sports and Exercise Physician in 2008. I went on to develop an interest in chronic musculoskeletal pain conditions especially chronic spinal pain, chronic groin and shoulder pain.

Mr Zeev Duieb

Dr Alaeldin Elmalik MBBS, FAFRM (RACP), Rehabilitation Physician

Alaeldin is the director of rehabilitation at The Bayside Rehabilitation Centre at Masada Hospital, Ramsay Health. He manages a rehabilitation unit, providing care for all patients with a variety of rehabilitation needs - from orthopaedics to complex neurological diseases, and is a consultant at the Royal Melbourne in the multidisciplinary Spasticity Management Service. He has participated in many national and international spasticity workshops. Dr Elmalik has an interest in the use of ultrasound and technology in the management of post-stroke spasticity. He has co-authored a number of publications in the use of technology in neurological rehabilitation and spasticity management. Dr Elmalik is an Honorary Senior Fellow in the Department of Medicine, The University of Melbourne.

Professor Jane Fisher