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| Dr Dave Chamley |
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Dave is a graduate of Auckland Medical School in New Zealand. He trained in anaesthesia at Westminster and in Auckland, where he has worked at Middlemore Hospital as a specialist anaesethetist for over 20 years. Dave has a strong interest in anaesthesia for paediatric plastic surgery.
Dave joined Operation Restore Hope in 2004 and looks forward each year to sharing skills and experiencing the fantastic comradeship of the Operation Restore Hope team and the warmth of the Filipino people. He feels helping the needy people of the world is a way to give something back, and looks forward sometime to seeing something of the Philippines other than the less desirable parts of Manilla.
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| Dr Simeon Eaton |
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| Simeon joined Operation Restore Hope in 2007 as a Brian Horan Fellow Anaesthetist. From Auckland, New Zealand, Simeon believes the mission is an excellent opportunity to use his skills for those in need. "It costs me relatively little, but gives me a great deal in terms of working with a superrb group of people who are both dedicated to getting the work done and having fun while doing it". |
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| Dr Chris Flynn |
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| Chris joined Operation Restore Hope in 2005 as a Brian Horan Fellowship Anaesthetist. He returns each year to Manila looking forward to seeing the ORH team and getting to know some of the local parents and children. |
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| Dr Chris Smit |
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Chris is a graduate of Auckland Medical School in New Zealand and did his post graduate training in paediatric anaesthesia in Western
Australia and Toronto, Canada. He now works in Auckland as a Specialist Anaesthetist at Middlemore Hospital and Starship Children's Hospital.
Having been a part of Operation Restore Hope in Manila every year since 2005, Chris lives in hope of one year having enough time and energy to explore the surfing options in the Philippines after the mission.
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| David Thomas |
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David Thomas hails from Sydney, where he lives with his wife Susan and their four children. An anaesthetist in private practice, he has been on four missions to Cebu. David enjoys travelling, camping, meeting new people and almost any sport, particularly rowing. He belongs to Hillsong Church in Sydney.
He loves coming to Cebu. “ In every patient’s eyes, there is a quiet desperate hope, a hope for a chance to look and talk like others” To be part of a team that turns that hope into reality is tremendously rewarding for him
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| Dr Andrew Wong |
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Andrew joined Operation Restore Hope in 2006 when he came along as a Brian Horan Fellowship Anaesthetist. He is currently working as a Specialist Anaesthetist at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland. A graduate of Otago Medical School, Andrew did his Anaesthesia training in various hospitals in the Auckland area. He has particular interests in paediatric and regional anaesthesia.
Andrew hopes to further develop his karaoke skills on future missions to Manila.
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| Ian Woodforth |
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Ian Woodforth is an anaesthetist in private practice in Sydney. He has appointments at Prince of Wales, and Sydney Children’s hospital. Professional interests include anaesthesia for ENT surgery, and children’s scoliosis surgery. Currently the anaesthetic craft representative on the Federal council of the AMA., he believes that ultimately all medicine depends on the workings of the political process. "Achieving the results that the patients deserve takes a vast, united effort by a large team in the Philippines and USA as well as Australia, which extends throughout the year, in addition to the generosity of many donors. It is a great honour to have been invited to join such a group."
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