Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences recognises Professor Catriona Bradshaw

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Congratulations to Professor Catriona Bradshaw who has been elected as new Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS), the nation’s learned academy for the most influential experts in health and medicine. 

Professor Catriona Bradshaw is a clinician-researcher and Head of Research Translation and Mentorship and Genital Microbiota and Mycoplasma Group Lead at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and holds an honorary appointment at the University of Melbourne.  Catriona is an NHMRC Leadership Fellow, a centre head for the Centre to Impact Antimicrobial Resistance at Monash University, and a co-director of the ARC Research Hub to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance. Catriona is a member of national and international STI guideline committees, a board member of the International Society for STD Research, a technical advisor for the World Health Organisation, a past recipient of the L'Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science Award in 2007 and of the Eureka Prize for Infectious Diseases Research in 2022.

Find out more about Professor Catriona Bradshaw.

See all recent AAHMS Fellows HERE.

Monash CCS researcher Professor Jenny Hoy honoured by Academy Fellowship

Professor Jennifer Hoy, new AAHMS Fellow

This week, the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS) has elected five Fellows from Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, in recognition of their distinguished achievements and contributions to health and medical science.

Congratulations to CCS's Professor Jennifer Hoy, whose body of work has been recognised with her election as Fellow to the Academy.

Life as a Clinician Scientist 19 October AAHMS event

Register for the 19 Oct AAHMS 'Life as a clinician-scientist' event

Life as a Clinician Scientist is back in 2019 for a day of inspirational talks, networking with leading research institutes. The event, hosted by the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS), is for promoting research to the medical community. We also have sessions exploring skills on maximising research output and, of course, a gourmet plated lunch! RSVP, or see more at aahms.org/events/life-as-a-clinician-scientist-victoria/

Congratulations to new AAHMS Fellows Profs Kit Fairley and Karin Jandeleit-Dahm

Newly elected Fellows of AAHMS, Professor Christopher Fairley
and Professor Karin Jandeleit-Dahm

Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS) elects 37 of Australia’s leading health and medical researchers as Fellows.

Congratulations to two Central Clinical School research leaders, Professor Christopher Fairley and Professor Karin Jandeleit-Dahm who have been made AAHMS Fellows in this round of elections!

Congratulations to Prof Jayashri Kulkarni on election to AAHMS!

Prof Jayashri Kulkarni gave CCS's public lecture in 2015, on
women's mental health. See video.

Congratulations to Professor Jayashri Kulkarni on her election as Fellow to the prestigious Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS)! The Academy was established to provide an impartial and authoritative voice for healthcare. See their 6 October press release.

Jayashri is a recognised leader in the field of mental health, in particular as an advocate for women's mental health. She is Director of the Monash Alfred Psychiatry research centre.

Congratulations also to Professors John McNeil, Susan Davis and Catriona McLean on their election as AAHMS Fellows! All four new Fellows are based at AMREP. See detail at:
www.monash.edu/medicine/news/latest/articles/monash-researchers-announced-as-australian-academy-of-health-and-medical-sciences-fellows

Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences Fellowships for AMREP researchers

Recently elected AAHMS Fellows at the ceremony in Canberra 25 March 2015

The Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS) was established in 2014 with the aim of influencing the health and medical scientific and policy landscape of Australia. Its three broad aims are:

• Mentoring the next generation of clinician researchers.
• Providing independent advice to government and others on issues relating to evidence based medical practice and medical research.
• Providing a forum for discussion on progress on medical research with an emphasis on translation of research into practice.

Congratulations to all the Alfred Medical Research and Education Precinct (AMREP) based researchers recently elected as Fellows.

• Prof Jamie Cooper (Monash/Alfred)
• Prof Mark Cooper (Baker IDI/Alfred)
• Prof Brendan Crabb (Burnet)
• Professor Suzanne Crowe (Burnet/Alfred)
• Prof Stephen Jane (Monash/Alfred)
• Prof Garry Jennings (Baker IDI/Alfred)
• Prof David Kaye (Baker IDI/Alfred)
• Prof Bronwyn Kingwell (Baker IDI)
• Prof Paul Myles (Monash/Alfred)
• Prof Robyn O’Hehir (Monash/Alfred)
• Prof Jeffrey Rosenfeld (Monash/Alfred)
• Prof Jonathan Shaw (Baker IDI) 
• Prof John Zalcberg (Monash)

See more about AAHMS: www.aahms.org/