Research
Combined Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery PhD/FRACS Program
- AJOPS – Australasian Journal of Plastic Surgery
- APRSRN – Australasian Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Research Network
- APRSRN Member Research Profiles
- Assoc Prof Jonathan Stretch
- Assoc Prof Mark Gianoutsos
- Assoc Prof Richard Lewandowski
- Assoc Prof Sydney Ch’ng
- Associate Professor Nicola Dean
- Dr Heather Cleland
- Dr Michael Wagels
- Dr Ramin Shayan
- Dr Stephen Goldie
- Mr Michael Findlay
- Prof Anand Deva
- Prof Anthony Penington
- Prof David Hunter-Smith
- Prof Mark Ashton
- Prof Rodney Cooter
- Prof Swee Tan (Nzom)
- Prof Warren Rozen
- Prof Wayne Morrison
- Winthrop Prof Fiona Wood (AM)
- Combined Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery PhD/FRACS Program
- Research Participation
- Research Reports – National
- Research Tips
Combined Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery PhD/FRACS Program
The combined PhD/FRACS qualification has been set up to promote and fast-track future research leaders in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. By making this combined qualification available we hope to attract candidates with both strong academic and clinical capabilities to our specialty.
By doing this we aim to:
- Enhance the academic and research base amongst Specialist Plastic Surgeons;
- Advance the capacity and reputation of our specialty as leading innovators in surgery;
- Foster innovation across disciplines, including disciplines outside medicine and surgery, to be at the forefront of the major changes in patient and community health.
Plastic Surgery is a specialty with a strong history of innovation and research. To continue this tradition the specialty must replenish and strengthen its research base and leadership. A strong culture of research and innovation requires wide participation across the specialty, but it also needs a small number of truly outstanding individuals who commit to a career pathway that is focused on being international leaders in PRS research.
Program Flyer available here.
Expression of Interest (EOI) form available here.
Formal Application (by invitation only) form available here.
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