Dr Philip Smart
Australian Co-Chair,
Operations Committee
Colorectal Surgeon,
Austin Health
Ms Sze-Lin Peng
New Zealand Co-Chair Operations Committee
Colorectal Surgeon,
Middlemore Hospital
TBC
Medical Oncology Group of Australia
Prof Susannah Ahern
Committee Member
Head,
Clinical Outcomes data Reporting and Research Program,
Monash University
Prof Paul McMurrick
Committee Member
Colorectal Surgeon,
Cabrini Hospital
A/Prof Mark Thompson-Fawcett
Committee Member
Colorectal Surgeon,
Dunedin Hospital
Dr Gregory Nolan
Committee Member
General Surgeon,
Gold Coast Hospital
A/Prof Tarik Sammour
Committee Member
Colorectal Surgeon,
Royal Adelaide
Dr Su Mei Hoh
Committee Member
General and Colorectal Surgeon,
Barwon Health
A/Prof Chris Byrne
Committee Member
Colorectal Surgeon, RPA
Dr Cameron Law
ANZTBCRS Fellow Representative
Colorectal Fellow,
Prince of Wales Hospital
A/Prof Christophe Rosty
Pathologist
Envoi Pathology
University of Queensland
RCPA Representative
Prof Katherine Clark
Palliative Care Australia Representative
University of Sydney
Dr Helen Mohan
Colorectal Surgeon
International Registry Collaboration Representative
Dr Stephen Chin
Radiation Oncologist
Austin Health
Liam Crank
IT Specialist - Systems administration / Web development
A/Prof Hidde Kroon
Committee Member
Colorectal Surgeon, BCOR Research Fellow
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Victoria Thompson
Nurse Support Co-ordinator
Bowel Cancer New Zealand
About the Operations Committee
The Operations Committee is responsible for the day to day management of BCOR, developing quality measures and forming relevant sub-committees to address data access, research and quality issues. The Operations Committee reports to the Steering Committee twice yearly.
The Operations Committee comprises clinicians from Australia and New Zealand as well as representatives from Monash registries.
Get in touch.
If you are interested in joining the Operations Committee please send an expression of interest. We are looking for surgeons, Training Fellows, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, academics, statisticians, IT professionals and patients to help realise our vision of improving care for the second commonest cause of cancer death in Australia.