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Beth trained at Guys and St Thomas’ in London, graduating in 2000. She moved to New Zealand in 2004 and has been working in sexual and reproductive health for almost 20 years. She became medical director at Sexual Wellbeing (when it was still Family Planning) in 2018. She has been
Sue is a dedicated professional with relatively recent experience in the field of Hepatology nursing. She has been a valued Clinical Nurse Specialist in Hepatology at Dunedin Hospital since 2021, and her journey in healthcare is marked by a commitment to excellence. After earning her Comprehensive Registered Nurse qualification in
Professor Walker is currently a professor in the Department of Medicine, University of Otago, Dunedin, and is a consultant Nephrologist for Te Whatu Ora – Health NZ Southern. He is the Director of the ‘Kidney in Health and Disease’ research network based at the University of Otago. He has over
After undergraduate training in medicine at the University of Auckland, Jennifer trained in neurology at Auckland City Hospital. Postgraduate training consisted of an MS research fellowship, with the Therapeutic Immunology Group in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Cambridge (UK). There she completed her MD focused on immunological changes
Associate Professor Michelle Wise is the Deputy Head of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproductive Sciences, University of Auckland, and a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at Te Whatu Ora Te Toka Tumai Auckland. Dr Wise chaired the development of the inaugural clinical guideline on abortion care in New Zealand.
Professor Roslyn Kemp (BSc Hons, Otago [1997], PhD, Otago, Malaghan Institute [2001]) is a researcher who has a particular interest in colorectal cancer and gut-specific immune responses in health and disease. Her current research focus involves T-cell and myeloid cell subsets in people with colorectal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease,
Richard McGrath worked as a general practitioner in the Hutt Valley and then Masterton for thirty years. He is currently clinical lead for the Wairarapa opioid treatment service.
Anil has worked in public hospitals for 26 years and now works in gynaecology private practice from his own rooms next to Ascot Hospital. His key interests are menstrual problems including fibroids, ovarian cysts, urogynaecology (prolapse and urinary incontinence) and endometriosis. He undertakes complex hysteroscopic, laparoscopic and vaginal-access surgery as
Barry Snow was educated at Auckland Medical School. He spent his first house surgeon year at Rotorua Hospital where he learned to catch trout. After his FRACP examinations in 1983, he pursued geriatrics training before changing to Neurology training at Auckland Hospital. From 1998 to 2005 he taught at the
After my medical degree at Trinity College Dublin, I worked at the Rotunda Hospital and then King’s College Hospital in London. In 1983 I came to New Zealand and joined Family Planning, becoming the Medical Director and National Medical Spokesperson from 1988-1992. In 1991 I completed the MPH at Yale
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