Three pillars for a happy life
For Dr Lawrie Beilin, the secret to his career success and happiness has been in choosing to be a clinician, researcher and mentor. Read More...
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Giving kids their best life
Often it isn’t until years later that we realise how a childhood experience might have shaped us. For Dr Nick Gottardo, there’s a likely link between his choice to research and treat children’s brain cancers and his early years in a small Italian town. Read More...
Second time’s a charm
Dr Katrina Calvert found her way back to medicine in her 40s and her work now is a love letter to her joys of life – and the mothers and newborn babies she helps. Read More...
Heart and audaciousness
Dr Bruce Robinson is a doctor, researcher and leader who staunchly believes in seeking to make a difference in the lives of others – including fathers. He knows that if dads do a good job with their kids, the world will be better off. Read More...
Setting course for change
Dr Talila Milroy chose medicine because she’s passionate about Aboriginal social justice and hopes it will help her make a difference. Read More...
Music and medicine in perfect harmony
She started her life wanting to be a musician, but Emily Leung pivoted into a greater challenge – becoming a doctor. Read More...
Variety is the spice of medical life
Many things fascinate Dr Katharine Noonan, which is why she’s chosen a life in public health over a clinical specialty. Read More...
Making a new difference
Earlier this year, Dr Jagadish Krishnan made the jump into State politics. As the longtime GP and businessman explains to Ara Jansen, it is another way to serve his community. Read More...