Education and Training
The St. Vincent’s Colorectal Department has led the way with sub specialty colorectal training in Australia beginning when Rod Woods was appointed as the first colorectal Fellow in 1985. The Colorectal Surgical Society of Australia and New Zealand has run a formal colorectal training Fellowship program since 1990 and St. Vincent’s is enormously proud of its history of training colorectal surgeons and their wide influence in Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere.
Colorectal Surgeons and their subsequent appointments are as follows:
Clinical Fellows
1991: James Keck – Acting Head Colorectal Surgery St. Vincent’s
1993: Frank Chen – Colorectal Surgeon & former Head Box Hill Hospital
1994: Cameron Platell – Professor Colorectal Surgery Fremantle
1995: Phillip Allen – Private Practice Auckland NZ
1996: Bruce Stewart – Ballarat Base Hospital
1997: Nick Rieger – Queen Elizabeth Hospital Adelaide
1998: Ian Lindsay – Head Colorectal Surgery Oxford UK
1999: Mark Doudle – Gold Coast Hospital
2000: Janet Ansell – Tauranga New Zealand
2001: Malcolm Wylie – Austin Hospital
2002: Sandy Heriot – Professor and Head of Surgical Oncology Peter MacCallum
2003: Craig Lynch – Peter MacCallum & Australian Robotic Surgery in Sydney
2004: Cary Gall – Hobart
2005: Richard Brouwer – St Vincent’s Health & Austin
2006: Rohan Gett – St Vincent’s Sydney
2007: Simon Bach – Birmingham UK
2008: Andrew Sutherland – Coffs Harbour NSW
2009: Richard Tapper – Christchurch New Zealand
2010: Paul Salama – Fremantle WA
2011: Raaj Chandra – Eastern Health
2012: Maree Weston – Middlemore Hospital Auckland NZ
2013: Dayan De Fontgalland – Flinders Medical Centre Adelaide
2014: Phil Smart – Eastern Health & Austin Health
2015: Ada Ng – Hornsby NSW
2016: Tamara Glyn – Christchurch New Zealand
2017: Nick Smith – NZ
2018: Raymond Yap – Cabrini Melbourne
2019: Kwang Tay – Dandenong Hospital
2020: Rebecca Lendzion
2021: Jayson Moloney