The Guest Speakers!
Guest Speaker Profiles
A/Prof Timothy Bates - Stroke Physician (Workplace Culture - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly)
He graduated from UWA in 1996, and then went from RPH to the UK and returned to RPH to complete physician training in general medicine and cardiometabolic disorders. Tim then was a consultant at Swan District Hospital before transitioning to the hospital’s stroke unit in 2008. Since it opened in 2015, he has worked at St John of God Midland and is a stroke physician there. He is the National Chair of the RACP General and Acute Medicine Committee, does stroke, general medicine and lipid disorder research, and is heavily involved in junior doctor education.
Dr Angela Alessandri - General Practitioner, Assoc/Prof NDUWA (Workplace Culture - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly)
Angela is a medical graduate of UWA and spent many years as a paediatric haematologist/oncologist at PMH, including 3 years as Head of Department. More recently, after a personal ‘hit the wall’ experience she re-established herself as a FIFO (locum) general paediatrician. She is passionate about doctors’ health and wellbeing and passes this on to the next generation of medical professionals through her Associate Professorship at the Notre Dame School of Medicine, Fremantle..
He graduated from UWA in 1996, and then went from RPH to the UK and returned to RPH to complete physician training in general medicine and cardiometabolic disorders. Tim then was a consultant at Swan District Hospital before transitioning to the hospital’s stroke unit in 2008. Since it opened in 2015, he has worked at St John of God Midland and is a stroke physician there. He is the National Chair of the RACP General and Acute Medicine Committee, does stroke, general medicine and lipid disorder research, and is heavily involved in junior doctor education.
Dr Angela Alessandri - General Practitioner, Assoc/Prof NDUWA (Workplace Culture - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly)
Angela is a medical graduate of UWA and spent many years as a paediatric haematologist/oncologist at PMH, including 3 years as Head of Department. More recently, after a personal ‘hit the wall’ experience she re-established herself as a FIFO (locum) general paediatrician. She is passionate about doctors’ health and wellbeing and passes this on to the next generation of medical professionals through her Associate Professorship at the Notre Dame School of Medicine, Fremantle..
