ENT Surgeon

Cameron’s journey in medicine began at Deakin University, where he was part of the inaugural cohort of the medical school in 2011. After laying the foundation of his medical education, he embarked on his junior medical career in Ballarat.

Cameron completed his ENT training in Victoria at institutions including Monash Hospital, The Royal Children’s Hospital, The Austin Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, and The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital. It was during this time that he cultivated a passion for head and neck oncology surgery, with a particular focus on advanced oral cavity cancers and their management.

Following the completion of his training, Cameron completed a Fellowship at The Royal Melbourne Hospital in Head and Neck Oncology Surgery. This experience equipped him with advanced skills and a comprehensive understanding of complex surgical procedures, further enhancing his ability to provide optimal care to his patients.

Currently, Cameron holds appointments at St. Vincent’s Hospital and the Peter Mac Cancer Centre, where he continues to make a meaningful impact in the field of Otolaryngology surgery.

Outside of his professional endeavours, Cameron cherishes spending time with his young family in Melbourne, embracing the joys of family life. Together, they relish the opportunity to connect with extended family across regional Victoria.

Cameron looks forward to contributing to the community that provided him with numerous opportunities as a junior doctor.