Medicine

This PhD exit seminar showcases the research of 2 PhD candidates as follows.

Abstract

Nami Matsumoto: “Who is it for? An exploration of patient experiences of interpreter-mediated Japanese-English medical encounters”

GRADUATION BALL

Friday 15 December 2017 – 6pm

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ANU MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATION CEREMONY

Wednesday 13 December - 2pm

Llewellyn Hall, Australian National University, Acton campus 

The following opportunities will be provided on the evening:

• Speak with a wide range of academics and staff from all ANU Colleges in the main Expo area
• Attend presentations from ANU Colleges. The session on Medicine will be from 6:30pm-7pm. For more information please see the presentation timetable

CHARM is the premier conference for communication and translation of health related research practice in the ACT region. The conference showcases health and medical research from across the region and provides opportunity for networking, collaboration and capacity building for researchers and clinicians in the ACT and beyond.

Two faculty members from the ANU Medical School, Associate Professor Dipti Talaulikar and Dr Alexandra Currie, have been inspired to run a half-marathon on Sunday 28 May 2017 to help raise funds for blood cancer research at the Canberra Hospital. Please help us raise money by giving whatever you can using the 'Give Now' button on the everyday hero page. Every little bit helps. Blood cancers such as lymphomas, leukaemias and myeloma affect too many Australians and their families.

This Mother's Day Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)

is launching a new action campaign to close the gap in maternal health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

As part of the launch, we are asking as many Australians as possible to sign the national Mother's Day card to Indigenous Mums.

By adding your name below, you join me and RANZCOG, in making a commitment to Closing The Gap in Indigenous health. 

The next meeting of the ACTHMG will be held on Wednesday 21 June from 5:30pm-6:30pm.

The speakers will be Dr Graeme Moller and Dr Neil Westphalen with topics focussed upon Historical aspects of Military Medicine.

The ANU Medical Revue, performed live over three nights, has become a favourite event in the ANU Medical School calendar and is celebrating its eleventh year in 2017. Breaking from the traditional ‘sketch show’ format of faculty revues elsewhere, the ANU Med Revue has created its own unique style, following a themed storyline into which songs, dances, sketches – and of course many jokes! – are incorporated. 

My teaching philosophy has evolved over many years of working with community, state and federal governments and of course teaching at trade and university levels. As I reflect on beliefs regarding teaching within a university, I find that my most important lessons come from my mother and my first employer. I combine these with more formal behavioural and educational theories such as participatory learning and student engagement, and derive a wholistic position on teaching.

ANU Open Day - 26th August 2017

Everything you need to know to begin your journey with the ANU Medical School

Lab Coat Party

10am - 2pm | Science Teaching Building #136, 2nd Floor Labs

Begin your day asking current students 101 questions about life as an ANU science student and get involved with some hands-on experiments including visualising sound and programming robots.

You will meet some current Medical School students and science academics in some of our world-class teaching labs.