About the faculty
Welcome to the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences. We are a Faculty on the move with a bold ambition to create educational and research programs with a difference. We aim to serve our community, but our outlook is global.
Please explore the Faculty pages to learn more about the exciting opportunities and future we are building for medicine, health sciences and human sciences at Macquarie University.
| Professor Patrick McNeil, Executive Dean & Deputy Vice-Chancellor Medicine and Health |
| Professor Catherine Dean, Deputy Dean, Education and Employability |
| Professor Roger Chung, Deputy Dean, Research and Innovation |
| Professor Mark Connor, Associate Dean, Training and Performance |
| Professor Mike Jones, Associate Dean, Research Partnerships and Integration |
| Associate Professor Cara Hildreth, Associate Dean, Curriculum and Learning |
| Associate Professor Verity Pacey, Associate Dean, Curriculum and Learning (Graduate Health Education) |
| Hayley Harris, Faculty Executive Director |
| Dr Kyle Ratinac, Faculty Research Manager |
| Stefanie Leung, Head of Faculty Operations |
| Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite, Director of Australian Institute of Health Innovation |
| Clement Loy, Head of School, Macquarie Medical School |
| Associate Professor Louise Koelmeyer, Head of Department, Health Sciences |
| Professor Maria Kangas, Head of School, School of Psychological Sciences |
| Professor Catherine McMahon, Head of Department, Linguistics |
| Associate Professor Rosemary Giuriato, Head of Department, Chiropractic |
| Mary-Elizabeth Denmark, Senior Executive Assistant |
Various partnership and engagement opportunities exist, including:
- Sponsorship – events, functions, guest speakers, education support, scholarships.
- Research – collaborative research, fellowships, PhD scholarships, formation of centres of excellence, participation on other ongoing projects including cooperative research centre (CRC) grants.
- PACE / Student Placements – internships, recruitment, work experience, mentorship.
- Donations (see below) – philanthropic gifts, cash donations, equipment, data, bequests, support for specific activities and body donations (see below).
To discuss becoming a MQ Health Partner, please contact:
Dr Brenton Hamdorf
Director, Academic & Research Partnerships
T: +61 2 9850 2877
E: brenton.hamdorf@mq.edu.au
Donations
Donations play an important role in supporting the research and teaching endeavours of the faculty. Learn more about our philanthropy.
Body donation program
With the vision of being a world class university health sciences centre, integrating clinical care, learning and research to improve lives, MQ Health incorporates the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences, Macquarie University Hospital and Clinics.
MQ Health builds on our aspiration to create integrated approaches to patient care, discovery and workforce preparation that are already well established within the United States, Europe and Asia.
It will bring together the excellent work of medical and allied health researchers across the University and around the country, with unparalleled access to the world-leading clinical resources and research facilities found only on our campus.
Learn more about the collaborative health sciences centre at Macquarie University.
We are searching for experienced clinical academic leaders who are interested in pursuing new paradigms in medical learning and teaching. You’ll have medical qualifications, be registered to undertake clinical practice in Australia and hold recognised Australian college speciality qualifications. Find out more about clinical academics.
Macquarie University Hospital is Australia’s first and only private, not-for-profit teaching hospital on a university campus. Visit the Macquarie University Hospital website.
Clinical programs
In order to adapt to the changing and often complex needs of our patients, now and into the future MQ Health has developed a clinical program structure with the patient and carer’s needs top of mind. This involves the organisation of our clinical services, research and teaching programs around complex disease processes rather than traditional clinical speciality based models. Our structure is created with the aim of embedding a coordinated and integrated team-based approach to care across the continuum of prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing management and support underpinned by the latest evidence and research. Our seven Clinical Programs and their leaders are as follows:
| Clinical Program | Clinical Program Head |
|---|---|
| Bone and Joint | TBA |
| Cancer | Professor Richard Kefford |
| Cardiovascular and Respiratory | Professor Alvin Ing |
| Critical Care and Anaesthetics | Professor Michael Parr |
| Neurosciences | Professor Marcus Stoodley |
| Primary Care, Wellbeing and Diagnostics | Professor Simon Willcock |
| Surgery and Gastrointestinal | Associate Professor Anil Keshava |
Appointment as an Honorary Clinical Academic with Macquarie University’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences reflects commitment to this vision and is a necessary first step.
For more information please visit: Honorary Clinical Academic Appointments
Content owner: Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences Last updated: 12 Mar 2024 10:53am