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24.01.2022 "It's extraordinary. The rate of rise in new COVID19 cases in Australia is the envy of the world."

21.01.2022 JAN COLES - A LEADING FAMILY VIOLENCE EDUCATOR Professor Jan Coles is an award winning academic General Practitioner who has worked in clinical medicine and general practice for 25 years. Jans research has concentrated on the impacts of childhood sexual abuse on Australian womens health and the education of health practitioners in the area of family violence. She is recognised as a leading family violence educator internationally and as well as locally, receiving the Dean'...Continue reading

21.01.2022 The shutdown of pubs, clubs, cinemas, casinos, nightclubs, indoor places or worship, gyms and indoor sporting venues is big change for us all. It's better than the heartbreaking situation in some Italian hospitals. . "My friends call me in tears because they see people dying in front of them and they con only offer some oxygen. Ortho and pathologists are being given a leaflet and sent to see patients on NIV [non-invasive ventilation]. PLEASE STOP, READ THIS AGAIN AND THINK." ...~Doctor in Northern Italy . We can get through this together one day at a time See more

21.01.2022 Kicking us off for 2020 - Dr Matthew Chan . Matthew is a recent Monash Medical School graduate who while working as a doctor, has been involved in a bunch of medical technology and music projects. Just recently he has been accepted for the one-year MBA programme at INSEAD in France, one of the most recognised business schools worldwide. . Full article - https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/matthew-chan

20.01.2022 June Brundell - A Climate Doctor . Dr June Brundell is a climate scientist turned doctor and is currently a GP registrar in Stanthorpe, Queensland a town of 5,000 with two interns. We sit down today with June to unravel the political and social aspects of being a climate doctor. . Full article - https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/june-brundell

19.01.2022 HOW TO SMASH THE END-OF-YEAR EXAMS AND OSCES . Meet Emily Warton and Daniel Hynes, two friendly Victorian doctors who have recently graduated from Monash University and the University of Melbourne respectively . Emily is currently a medical intern with Monash Health, and Daniel is a general medicine registrar with Eastern Health. They have gathered to share their best tips on how to tackle the challenges of the end-of-year medical school written exams and OSCEs...Continue reading

18.01.2022 **ETERNAL POSSIBILITIES IS SEARCHING FOR NEW JOURNALISTS TO JOIN OUR TEAM . Would you like a chance to meet incredible medical professionals doing fascinating things? . HOW TO APPLY... . Fill in this Google Form - https://forms.gle/6gz2UzhYtYgV5MEv5 . Send your CV to [email protected] . WHAT IS ETERNAL POSSIBILITIES? . Eternal Possibilities is a Facebook/Instagram/Blog channel that publishes weekly features on doctors who have achieved remarkable feats with their medical degree, in a Humans of New York style of writing. . Our aim is to convey the endless beautiful possibilities of a medical graduate, and open our readers eyes and minds to the creative career paths we can take. . Bright and energetic medical graduates have so much potential, and the last thing we want is for medical students and graduates to feel as though they are being shepherded towards a restricted array of career possibilities lying within an enclosed box. . THE ROLE . As a journalist you will setting up and conducting interviews with medical professionals of your interest and choosing. You will record the interview, and send it for transcription. You then create the final written piece to be published. . The best bit? YOU decide who to interview, YOU ask the questions you want asked, and YOU are the only one that gets to experience the conversation first hand in its entirety. And believe me, they can be some phenomenal chats. . There is a lot of freedom in this role, and the team is supportive and tight-knit. We just want people who are enthusiastic, imaginative; and love to talk, write and meet new people! . MORE INFO . Position description - https://drive.google.com//1lstcZlwhmTlt3A5gFHjmnflIR/view . Due date - 11:59PM Sunday 6 October See more

18.01.2022 **FINAL ETERNAL POSSIBILITIES PUBLICATION FOR 2019 . MURRAY ESLER - THE VIRTUES OF BEING A FREE THINKER . ....Continue reading

18.01.2022 KATE TYSON - MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÉRES IS CAREER SUICIDE FOR AN ASPIRING O&G REGISTRAR? I THINK NOT . . . Kate Tyson is the current Chief Registrar of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Western Health at the Joan Kirner Womens and Childrens Hospital. Following an unsuccessful first attempt at applying for the O&G training program, she applied to work with the MSF with the support of a consultant supervisor. She found this unconventional career step, which many considered to be ...Continue reading

17.01.2022 MELANIE TAN [STARTING IN #MEDICINE] Ive always been a very humanities-orientated person. When I was growing up, I was always into the arts. I always thought I was going to be a lawyer. At the age of 16, I suddenly had this bright idea, because I love talking to people, that I wanted to be a psychiatrist. Basically, thats why I did medicine, not for any other reason....Continue reading

16.01.2022 BRADLEY FREW Bradley Frew is an Academic General Practitioner with Monash University who was in a previous life was a Lieutenant Medical Officer for the Royal Australian Navy In our feature Bradley tells us about medicine in the military, general practice as a career and shares practical financial tips for medical students and junior doctors. ... Full article at - https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/bradley-frew Podcast available on Spotify or https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/podcast

15.01.2022 MARIAN DOVER - FUTURE OF RURAL GENERALISM Dr Marian Dover is a rural generalist GP, training in obstetrics in rural New South Wales. A well-known rural health advocate, Marian is passionate about doctor wellbeing, climate change and advocating for rural generalist training. Dr Dover is a board member of the Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA), representing doctors in training. She is a shining example of the future of rural generalism in Australia and in this interv...Continue reading

14.01.2022 #socialdistancing has been historically proven to be extremely effective. The figure below compares the death rate due to Spanish flu between two American cities - Philadelphia and St. Louis - between Sep 8 and Dec 28, 1918. Philadelphia first reported cases on Sep 17, 1918. Authorities ignored this and allowed mass gatherings, most notably a city-wide parade on Sep 28, 1918, to continue. School closures, bans on public gatherings and other #socialdistancing interventions wer...e not implemented until Oct 3, 1918, when disease spread had already begun to overwhelm local medical and public health resources. In contrast St. Louis first reported cases on Oct 5, 1918 and authorities moved rapidly to implement #socialdistancing policies on Oct 7, 1918. Philadelphia took 16 days to respond. St. Louis took 2 days to respond. The difference? Civilians in Philadelphia suffered a death rate more than 500% higher than the fortunate souls in St. Louis Source - https://www.pnas.org/content/104/18/7582

14.01.2022 COVIDSATIONS FROM THAILAND In this feature we interview Nitis (Nine) Rattanagitpaisan, a third year medical student at the Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand, and learn about the COVID situation in Thailand and its impact on local medical student. [Can you tell me a bit about the current situation in Thailand?]...Continue reading

14.01.2022 A message from the EP team: In an unprecedented time such as that before us we are often overloaded with information, emails, updates and warnings. It is not abnormal to respond with a sense of fear and anxiety about the uncertainty that lies ahead. Here at Eternal Possibilities we hope to provide not only stories which inspire us, but also stories that give us hope. Many of the doctors we have interviewed were thrown into careers or unorthodox medical paths, which extend...ed outside the scope of their formal medical training. What proved to be instrumental to their personal success, and therefore the benefit of society as a whole, was their ability to adapt and embrace the unfamiliar. These certainly are difficult times and many of us may feel overwhelmed, however there is hope in the fact that we are part of a community that has, and will continue to excel in the face of uncertainty. Please look out for one another and check in with each other mentally. Social isolation doesnt have to be isolating with the help of social media. Much love The EP team

13.01.2022 Dr Katie Allen (MP) From Paediatrics to Politics [Paediatrics] I grew up in a very medical family. My father was a doctor. My grandfather was a doctor. My great aunt and great uncle were doctors. I used to go on ward rounds up in Albury with my father and I loved it. I was embedded in a family that was about service to community through health....Continue reading

12.01.2022 Roy Robins-Browne - A world expert on E. Coli and a local favourite at the University of Melbourne A class-act in microbiology and immunology, an encyclopedia of knowledge, a longstanding educator and an avid admirer of the variable life forms - from the smallest to the biggest - that inhabit the earth. Recently elected an Officer of the Order of Australia, he is a humble individual, a charismatic storyteller, a passionate biologist and a proud father of three daughters. A co...Continue reading

10.01.2022 MICHAEL LEVITT - REINVENTING HIMSELF FROM A VERY SHY BOY A HIGHLY SOUGHT-AFTER LEADER IN THE ANAESTHETIC, MEDICO-BUSINESS AND MEDICO-LEGAL FIELDS . . Michael is an accomplished anaesthetist with extensive medico-legal and medico-business experience. He is currently serving as the Head of Obstetric Anaesthesia at Norwest Private Hospital in NSW, the Managing Director of AccessMed Australia Pty Limited. - a company that allows patients from China and other countries to source...Continue reading

10.01.2022 A great read on how a sports injury clinic in the UK adapted successfully to COVID using telemedicine and digital health solutions https://medicalfuturist.com/a-first-hand-experience-about-/

08.01.2022 COVIDSATIONS - Coronavirus through the lens of final year medical students around the globe Whether its memes depicting final year medical students in Italy being prematurely thrust into the Battle for Middle-Earth, or clickbait articles featuring unqualified Doctors being rushed onto the wards, its difficult to know exactly what role fellow medical students are playing in the current COVID-19 pandemic. Given that we live in the era of fake news (and an unlimited supply... of it), We decided to chat with 5 final year medical students from across the globe in order to gain some insight into how their respective countries have responded to the situation, and the role that they are likely to play in the coming weeks and months. Featuring: - Juan (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina) - Sergio (University of Oviedo, Spain) - Elena (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany) - Saadat (University of Manchester, UK) - Synne (University of Oslo, Norway) Full article - https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/covidsations #COVID19 #Coronavirus #Lockdown #Frontliners #internationalstudent #medicalstudents #pandemic2020

08.01.2022 SKYE KINDER . Kicking off our #ruralhealth health series is the amazing Skye Kinder Skye was named the 2017 Victorian Junior Doctor of the Year and 2019 Victorian Young Australian of the Year. She's passionate about driving better health outcomes for regional patients and families, and connecting junior doctors who have an interest in rural health #destinationrural . Have you felt isolated in medical school at times? Skye did.... . Full article at - https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/skye-kinder See more

07.01.2022 https://youtu.be/gAk7aX5hksU Half-hour interview with Professor Kim Woo-joo - South Koreas leading coronavirus expert. "Im currently working at Korean University Guro Hospital in Seoul as a professor in the Department of Infectious Diseases. Ive been working in this field since 1990, so thats about 30 years, and during those years, Ive dealt with many infectious diseases, including tuberculosis, AIDS, measles, SARS in 2013, the 2009 swine flu, Ebola in 2014, as well as t...he MERS outbreak in 2015. From all my 30 years of experience, I can tell you that this COVID-19 pandemic is the most challenging." "Inventing a vaccine for a new virus typically takes 10 to 15 years. And itll cost over US$800 million. COVID-19 is not even 100 days old"

07.01.2022 BRONWYN KING - FROM DISAPPOINTMENTS TO 2019 MELBURNIAN OF THE YEAR From having her teenage Olympic swimming aspirations dashed by a severe shoulder injury, to leading her not-for-profit Tobacco Free Portfolios to assist over 150 leading financial organisations in over 20 countries to implement tobacco-free portfolios, medical oncologist Dr Bronwyn King AO has become adept at the art of resilience. In this episode she speaks about the obstacles that she's overcome and the infl...uences and motivations that have kept her moving forward. Read more @ https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/bronwyn-king Podcast @ https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/podcast #melburnians #swimmingaustralia #tobaccofree #overcomeobstacles #medicaldoctor

07.01.2022 MELISSA KANG - DOLLY DOCTOR ~FROM PAEDIATRICS TRAINEE, TO GP TRAINEE, TO DOLLY DOCTOR~ The advice I was given was that I would have to study paediatrics as a pathway into adolescent medicine. By the end of that first year of unaccredited paediatric training, I became pregnant with my first child. I defaulted back to general practice as it was the only speciality you could do part-time. I actually really enjoyed it. I found the variety and the kinds of things you could do in p...Continue reading

07.01.2022 LINNY KIMLY PHUONG - MASS HEALTH EDUCATION FOR REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS . . . Linny Phuong is the Chair and Founder of The Water Well Project - a not-for-profit that provides much needed health education to refugees and asylum seekers. Since its conception in 2012, The Water Well Project has educated more than 10,000 individuals facilitating over 600 sessions across Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania. In 2018, The Water Well Project was awarded a Melbourne Award for co...Continue reading

05.01.2022 ALLISON HEMPENSTALL - A COMMITTED RURAL GENERALIST Dr Allison Hempenstall was first exposed to rural medicine as an intern rotated to the emergency department of Swan Hill. She was amazed by the emergency doctors there - they could do a little bit of everything. Fast forward to the present, and she has been awarded the Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) Registrar of the Year award and also a Fullbright Scholarship. In this feature she describes the cool experiences... that have drawn her to rural generalism. Read more @ https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au//allison-hempensta #ruralmedicineaustralia #fulbrightscholarship #medicaleducation #thursdayisland #medicaljourney

05.01.2022 EVELYN CHAN DISCOVERING THE THERAPEUTIC POWER OF VIRTUAL REALITY The first time I really encountered virtual reality was through a colleague at BCG. He told me a very personal story about how his grandmother had dementia, and how he went back to her hometown in Italy, did a tour of her house and the neighbourhood with a basic GoPro 360, switched the recording into a 3D format and popped a VR headset onto her head. His grandma was able to spark precious memories such as old It...Continue reading

04.01.2022 CHANDRASHAN PERERA THE TECH WHIZ OPHTHALMOLOGIST. . . Chandrashan is an ophthalmology registrar with a passion for combining healthcare with technology. Hes the Founder and CEO of Nebula Health - a digital marketing agency tailored for private medical clinics. Hes also the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Mobile Technology in Medicine, a peer-reviewed journal examining the uses of mobile technologies in medicine. And one more hat to add for this talented man...Continue reading

04.01.2022 BRIAN SPAIN MISSION LEADER IN DISASTER RESPONSE BALI BOMBINGS IT WAS HORRIFIC. THERE WERE PEOPLE STACKED LITERALLY THREE HIGH AND FIVE DEEP. In 2002 on the weekend that the Bali Bombings occurred, I was in Darwin co-running the first ever Anaesthesia Continuing Medical Education meeting. It was only on the Sunday morning tea break that the news got out that the Bali Bombing had happened and there was a plan to repatriate injured Australians to Darwin. So we finished off... the meeting and rushed off to make preparations for receiving the victims at the Royal Darwin Hospital. I was asked to coordinate the reception of the victims at Darwin Airport. We had every ambulance in the Northern Territory 10 in total - waiting there at that time. The first victims arrived on a Hercules plane late at night, 26 hours after the bombings happened. It was horrific going into the back of the aircraft. There were people stacked literally three high and five deep. Seeing the horrific injuries, I just snapped into medical doctor mode and organized staff to take them into the ambulances and send them to the hospital where they were ferried through the emergency department. Four Hercules airplanes arrived over a 24-hour period and a total of 65 people came through Darwin Hospital. It was an incredible national medical response. Every state in Australia responded and within 48 hours of the whole thing starting it had finished. Every medical retrieval jet in Australia in 2002 made its way to Darwin and evacuated injured people back to hospitals in their own respective states. #anaesthesialife #disasterresponse #northernterritory #medicalcareers Full article at https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/brian-spain

02.01.2022 ETERNAL POSSIBILITIES' 50TH POST . TIM READ - DISRUPTOR DOCTOR . ....Continue reading

02.01.2022 Professor Peter Blamey - The Hearing Health Champion . Professor Peter Blamey is a well-respected hearing scientist advocate for hearing health, inventor and entrepreneur in Australia and internationally. We are joining him today at his office of his award winning profit-for-purpose hearing aid company Blamey Saunders hears located in East Melbourne. He has received multiple accolades for his revolutionary work and has published over 200 scientific papers and is a co-inventor of over 25 patient families. . Full article - https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/peter-blamey

01.01.2022 From the Eternal Possibilities team: . Thank you for a fantastic 2019! For those of you in medical school - take a well deserved summer break We will be back in 2020 to bring you more inspiring stories in line with our original mission: To Convey The Endless Beautiful Possibilities as a Medical Graduate.

01.01.2022 Overcoming the challenges of COVID-19: Australian Doctors Share their Stories #COVID19 https://www.youtube.com/watch

01.01.2022 Inaugural Podcast . Prof Ian Harris . Professor Harris is a Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of New South Wales. He's a practicing orthopaedic surgeon with several public and private appointments, who specialises in trauma surgery and lectures both nationally and internationally on the topics of orthopaedics, surgery and epidemiology. He has written a book - Surgery, The Ultimate Placebo - in which he argues that many common surgeries are performed with...out robust evidence of their effectiveness. . Available on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/7JTvTmgOlkUld1PVr9LnUY . Podcast also available on https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/podcast . Full article - https://www.eternalpossibilities.com.au/posts/ian-harris See more