Women in Medicine Breakfast - North Queensland (SOLD OUT)
When: Friday 10 June, 2022
Time: 7am - 9am
Where: Mercure, Townsville
In 2022, the AMA Queensland Women in Medicine Breakfast will be held in two locations… Brisbane and a new location, the beautiful coastal city of Townsville.
Save the date in your calendar to join us for a motivating and uplifting morning of support, education, networking and advice. This year the topic selected for North Queensland is Leadership. There will also be an amazing lucky door prize so be sure to buy your tickets now to make sure your in the running.
Supported by: Townsville Hospital and Health Service
This event is now sold out, however if you have any questions or would like to go on a waitlist please contact registations@amaq.com.au
Speakers
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Key note speaker - Prof Sarah Larkins
Dean, JCU Medicine and Dentistry
Sarah is the Dean of the College of Medicine and Dentistry, James Cook University (JCU), a general practitioner and health systems researcher. She has a long history of service and leadership both within JCU, the general practice/primary care academic community, and more broadly in terms of health system and workforce.
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Panel facilitator - Dr Donna Dowling
Medical Director of the Surgical Services Group of the Townsville University Hospital
Donna is a medical specialist with fellowships of both the college of Physicians (Paediatrics and Child Health) and the college of Psychiatrists (Child and Adolescent certificate). She is an avid supporter of gender diversity in medical leadership.
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Cassie is a Junior Doctor at Townsville University Hospital with an interest in Rehabilitation Medicine. She’s currently the president of the Townsville Medical Staff Society and is passionate about Mentoring, Doctors Mental Health and supporting Women in Medicine.
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Panel member - Dr Toni Weller
General Practice Liaison Officer, Townsville HHS
Toni is a specialist GP and a longstanding member of the Townsville General Practice community. She is the General Practice Liaison Officer (GPLO) at Townsville Hospital and Health Service (THHS) as well as Co-Chair of the Queensland General Practice Liaison Network at Health Improvements Unit, Queensland Health.
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Panel member - Dr Deanne Crosbie
Director of Emergency Medicine, TUH
I am the current Director of the Townsville University Hospital Emergency Department, where I have worked as a FACEM for 16 years.
I am frontline focussed. I am interested in concepts of leadership that include a broader group – particularly the day to day leadership and how we grow other leaders. Often the focus can be ‘going up’ to other positions rather than who and what could contribute at different times. I really enjoy reading about and observing group psychology and interactions. I am the breadwinner in a reverse ‘traditional’ relationship where my husband stays home with our son, who’s ASD has taught me that we can all learn things not intuitive to us. I am currently studying a Master of Health and Medical Law.
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