The ACD recognises excellence and outstanding contributions to dermatology by our Fellows and Trainees through a number of grants and awards offered each year to enable Fellows, Trainees and researchers to be supported throughout Australia.
Grants
About the Award: The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) is administering a research grant on behalf of Eczema Association of Australasia Inc to support and promote the undertaking of research by Fellows and Trainees of the ACD in Atopic Dermatitis/Eczema.
Type: Research Grant
For: Atopic Dermatitis/Eczema research projects
Amount: TBC
Application Open: TBC
Application Close: TBC
Eligibility Criteria:
- Fellows and Trainees of the Australasian College of Dermatologists
- Research must be undertaken in Australia for the benefit of Australians.
- Funds will be administered to a single institution although the project itself can be collaborative and multi-institutional.
- Projects must investigate clinical, scientific, health services or related research outcomes focusing on Atopic Dermatitis/Eczema.
- Projects can be based on new or existing research.
Grant Conditions: Duration of up to 2 years. A report should be submitted on conclusion of the project. Appropriate acknowledgement of the grant should be made in any such publications.
How to Apply: Download the application guide, marking criteria and application form. Please note, that these resources will become available closer to the grant opening.
Application Guide Marking Criteria Application Form
The Scientific Research Fund Grant has been established to support research projects in dermatology. The goals of the Grant are to:
- Promote, develop, foster, and support research projects in clinical, scientific, health services or related research outcomes in dermatology.
- Provide funds to other institutions or organisations provided such funds are applied exclusively for the purposes of promoting, developing, fostering, and supporting research into Dermatology or allied or associated sciences.
- Encourage and assist research into sciences allied or associated with Dermatology.
Type: Research Grant
For: Dermatological research projects
Who’s Eligible: Fellows of the Australasian College of Dermatologists
Amount: $50,000
Application Open: 13 May 2024
Application Close: 16 June 2024
Criteria for Eligibility: See Application Guide.
Award Conditions: A report should be submitted on conclusion of the project for publication, where possible. Appropriate acknowledgement of the grant should be made in any such publications.
How to Apply:
Application Guide Marking Criteria Application Form
Past Recipients | |
2023 | A/Prof Amanda Saracino |
2022 | A/Prof Johannes Kern, Prof Nikolas Haass |
2021 | A/Prof Erin McMeniman |
2020 | A/Prof Johannes Kern |
2019 | Dr Louise Photiou |
2018 | Prof Shyamala Huilgol, ProfNikolas Haass |
2017 | Dr Amanda Saracino, Dr Johannes Kern |
2016 | Dr Mitchell Stark, Dr Shirley Potter |
2015 | A/Prof Guy Lyons, Dr Philip Tong |
2014 | A/Prof Gayle Fischer, Dr Rosemary Nixon |
2013 | A/Prof Kiarash Khosrotehrani, Prof Wolfgang Weninger |
2012 | Prof Diona Damian, Dr Jatin Patel |
2011 | Dr Margot Whitfeld, A/Prof Diona Damian |
2010 | A/Prof Kiarash Khosrotehrani, Dr Mathieu Rodero |
2009 | A/Prof Gayle Fischer |
2008 | A/Prof Stephen Gilmore |
2007 | Prof Rodney Sinclair |
2006 | Not awarded |
2005 | Not awarded |
2004 | Dr Rodney Sinclair, Dr Margot Whitfeld |
2003 | Prof Robin Marks |
2002 | Dr Con Dolianitis, Dr Rodney Sinclair |
Type: Trainee Grant
For: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Trainees
Who’s Eligible: College trainees identifying as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.
Preference is given to trainees in their final year of the training program, eligible to be awarded once only.
Where there are two or more eligible trainees, it is at the discretion of the ACD Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Committee to determine the recipient.
Amount: up to $10,000, granted annually
Applications Open: TBA
Applications Close: TBA
About the Grant: Janssen provides Educational and Medical Grants to healthcare related organisations. Since 2019, Janssen has provided grant funds to the ACD for this educational grant to assist College in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees achieve their educational goals of Fellowship.
Administered by the ACD Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Committee, this grant recognises the importance of fostering the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander specialist dermatology workforce and improving skin health outcomes in Indigenous communities.
Criteria for Eligibility:
1. Be a trainee enrolled in the ACD trainee program, working towards their Fellowship
2. Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
Award Conditions: The grant can only be spent towards the trainee’s educational expenses and completion of training. This includes:
- Cost of examinations
• Cost for training fees
• Cost for conference (to cover registration, flights, accommodation and expenses)
• Other educational resources or equipment
The recipient must advise College on how the funds will be expended.
As this is an educational grant, there are no obligations for the recipient to acknowledge the funder in publications, presentations or other forums.
The College has established an award for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medical students and junior doctors to attend the College’s Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM).
The Award aims to provide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medical students and junior doctors with an interest in dermatology with the following opportunities:
- Access to the educational program at the ASM
- Professional networking with College Fellows, registrars and other healthcare workers associated with the field of dermatology
- Introduction to the educational and collegial activities of the Australasian College of Dermatologists.
The Award: There are two categories of Award:
- Registration for the ASM. Travel and accommodation costs up to $1,000.
- Registration for the ASM only.
Application deadline: Applications for the 2024 Award have closed.
Criteria for Eligibility: Applicants must be medical students or junior doctors who identify as being Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.
Previous recipients are eligible and invited to apply however preference may be given to applicants who have not received the Award previously.
Award Conditions: On conclusion of the ASM, Award recipients are required to write a letter to the College’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Committee with a post-conference report of approximately 500 words, which may be published by the College either in print or on its website.
How to Apply: Applications must be submitted by the closing date and include:
- Completed application form
- A letter from the applicant to the College’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Committee of no more than 500 words, outlining:
- Your interest in dermatology
- How you believe attendance at the ACD ASM will be of professional benefit to you
- Your interest, involvement and aspirations in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
- A Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- One letter of reference (from a supervisor)
- The name and phone number of one other referee
- Confirmation of Aboriginality from an incorporated Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander organisation, presented on official letterhead and signed by an authorised and contactable person.
The College’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Committee will assess applications and decide the Award recipients and category of Award.
Type: Trainee Grant
For: Trainee to attend the Annual Conference of the New Zealand Dermatological Society
Who’s Eligible: ACD Trainees for each alternate year (2016, 2018, 2020 etc)
Amount: Up to $2,000
Application Open: Next round of application will open 2 February 2026
About the Grant: The Trans-Tasman Exchange Scholarship was established by the Australasian College of Dermatologists and the New Zealand Dermatological Society in 2001 to enable attendance at each association’s Annual Scientific Meeting. The scholarship is awarded alternately by the two associations.
Criteria for Eligibility: Provide an abstract that meets the NZDSi guidelines (refer to Abstract Guidelines below).
The Award: The cost of one return economy airfare between the recipient’s home city and the conference city, and accommodation during the meeting. The total value of the scholarship does not exceed AU$2,000. The registration fee of the Annual Scientific Meeting will be waived.
Award Conditions: The recipient is required to present their accepted paper at the New Zealand Dermatological Society’s Annual Scientific Meeting and to provide the College with a report of the conference on return.
How to Apply: Applications should include a letter to the Meeting & Events Oversight Group setting out reasons as to why they should be selected and a copy of their abstract.
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| PAST RECIPIENTS | |
| 2024 | Dr Anthony Moussa |
| 2023 | Dr Leah Jones (NZDS) |
| 2022 | Dr Emily Shao |
| 2021 | Dr Jenny Chung (NZDS) |
| 2020 | Dr Tom Kovitwanichkanont |
| 2019 | Dr AJ Sykes (NZDS) |
| 2018 | Dr Sara De Menezes |
| 2017 | Dr Helen Gordon (NZDSi) |
| 2016 | Not awarded |
| 2015 | Dr Peggy Chen (NZDS) |
| 2014 | Dr Matthew Lin |
| 2013 | Dr Chin Yun Lin (NZDS) |
| 2012 | Not awarded |
| 2011 | Dr Ritva Vyas (NZDS) |
| 2010 | Not awarded |
| 2009 | Dr Diana Purvis (NZDS) |
| 2008 | Dr Brad Jones (ACD) |
| 2007 | Dr Ben Tallon (NZDS) |
| 2006 | Dr Wendy Liu (ACD) |
| 2005 | Not awarded |
| 2004 | Dr Alex Chamberlain (ACD) |
| 2003 | Dr Amy Stanway (NZDS) |
| 2002 | Dr Adrian Lim (ACD) |
Fellow Meritorious Awards
Is the highest award of the College which is given to Fellows who, in the opinion of the Board, have rendered many years of signal and valuable service to College and distinguished service to dermatology.
| PAST RECIPIENTS | |
| 2023 | Prof Diona Damian, A/Prof Margot Whitfeld, A/Prof Gillian Marshman, Dr Clare Tait, Prof Saxon Smith (Posthumous) |
| 2022 | Prof Ingrid Winship AO, Prof Peter Soyer, Cl.A/Prof Chris Commens |
| 2021 | A/Assoc Prof David Francis, Dr Mei Mui Tam |
| 2020 | Dr William Ryman |
| 2019 | A/Prof Andrew Miller AM |
| 2018 | Dr Ian McCrossin, A/Prof Orli Wargon |
| 2017 | A/Prof Chris Baker |
| 2016 | Dr James Butler AM, A/Prof Rosemary Nixon, Dr John Sippe, A/Prof Stephen Shumack OAM |
| 2015 | A/Prof Gayle Fischer |
| 2014 | Prof Alan Cooper, A/Prof Anne Howard, Dr Warren Weightman |
| 2013 | Dr Rodney Sheaves (immediate past CEO) |
| 2011 | Dr Glenda Wood |
| 2010 | Dr Anthony D. White |
| 2009 | Prof. Ross Barnetson |
| 2008 | Dr Delwyn Dyall-Smith, A/Prof Robert Paver |
| 2007 | A/Prof Steven Kossard, Dr Susanne Freeman |
| 2006 | Dr Dudley Hill |
| 2005 | Dr John Auld |
| 2004 | Prof Robin Marks, Dr Maureen Rogers |
| 2003 | Dr James Rohr, Dr Alan Watson |
| 2002 | David Nurse |
| 2001 | Dr Eric Taft AM |
| 2000 | Dr Richard Armati, Prof Graeme Beardmore, Dr Lance Joseph Cains, Dr William Alexander Land, AM |
| 1999 | Dr Lewsbe Abbott, Dr John Brenan, Dr William Regan, The late Dr Ian Stahle |
| 1993 | Dr Geoffrey Hunter |
This award is given in recognition of significant lifetime contribution to dermatology clinical or academic research.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | A/Prof Peter Foley |
2022 | Prof Pablo Fernandez-Penas |
2021 | Prof Gayle Fischer OAM |
2020 | Prof Diona Damian |
2019 | Prof Shyamala Huilgol |
2018 | Prof Peter Soyer |
2017 | Prof John W Kelly |
2016 | Prof Gary Halliday |
This award is given in recognition of contribution to international dermatology outreach, either through delivery of services, training or mentoring of health professionals or other contributions that have directly or indirectly benefited patients in developing countries.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2020 | Dr Claire Grills |
2019 | Prof Prasad Kumarasinghe |
2018 | A/Prof Gillian Marshman |
2017 | Dr Margot Whitfeld |
2016 | Dr Tim O’Brien |
This award was established in 2009 in memory of the late Mervyn Gold, OAM, of Rockhampton, Queensland. The award is to recognise the lifetime contribution of Fellows to rural and regional dermatology services.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | Dr Lachlan Warren, Dr Vincent O’Brien |
2022 | Dr Ken Gudmundsen, A/Prof Mike Sladden |
2021 | Dr Gordon Rennick |
2020 | Dr Perry Wilson |
2019 | Dr Irene Grigoris |
2018 | Dr Deborah Holt |
2017 | Dr Lloyd Hale |
2016 | Dr Neville Collins, Dr Ian McCrossin |
2015 | Dr John Coates |
2014 | Dr Roderick Peek |
2013 | Dr James Rohr |
2012 | Dr Terence Connors |
2011 | Dr Ian Hamann |
2010 | Dr Colin Parker |
2009 | Prof Robert Miller |
This award is given to Fellows who have rendered meritorious service to College. This includes contribution to teaching, mentoring, commitment to College operations or governance, or other considerable contribution that has benefited College and the profession.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | Dr Leith Banney, Dr Catherine Drummond, Dr Marshall Hanna, Dr Daniel Hewitt. Dr Emma Haverhoek, Dr Ian Hamann, Dr Simon Lee, Dr Adrian Mar, Dr Shireen Sidhu, Dr Li-Chuen Wong |
2022 | Dr Andrew Jevtic, A/Prof Greg Siller, Dr Phillip Artermi, Dr Mark Healsmith, Dr Catherine Faulkner |
2021 | Dr Douglas Gin, Dr Adrian Lim, Dr Jane Woods, Dr Monisha Gupta, Dr Paul Chee, Dr John Su |
2020 | Dr Kerry Crotty, Assoc Prof Rob Kelly, Dr Karen Koh, Dr Lynda Spelman, Dr Bruce Tate |
2019 | A/Prof Geoff Cains, Dr Peter Cowen, Dr Anne Lewis, Dr Cornelius Meehan, Cl A/Prof Saxon Smith, Dr Julie Wesley (posthumous) |
2018 | Dr Philip Bekhor, A/Prof Peter Foley, Dr Anne Halbert, Dr Shawn Richards, Dr Howard Studniberg |
2017 | Dr Ivan Simmons, Cl A/Prof Carl Vincuillo, Dr Terence Casey |
2016 | Dr Pamela Brown, Dr Judith Cole. Dr David Cook, Dr Alan Donnelly, Dr Timothy Elliott, A/Prof Greg Goodman, Dr Jeremy Horton, Dr Gillian Marshman, Dr Jennifer Menz, Dr Catherine Reid, Dr Michael Rich, Dr Ivan Robertson, Cl A/Prof Duncan Stanford, Dr Clare Tait, Dr Lachlan Warren |
2015 | Dr Patricia Lowe, Dr Leon Wall |
2014 | Dr Harvey Rotstein (posthumous), Prof. George Varigos |
2013 | Ms Rosie Cavaleri |
2012 | Dr Mei Mui Tam |
2009 | Dr John Coates, Dr Stephen Shumack |
2008 | Dr Caroline Mercer, Ms Rosie Cavaleri |
2006 | Cl. A/Profesor Stephen Lee, Dr Warren Weightman |
2002 | Dr Mervyn Gold, Dr John Auld, Prof Peter Hersey, Emeritus Prof Gerald Milton AO, Prof David Weedon AO |
2002 | Dr John Haworth Allison, Dr Frederick Edwin Anderson, Dr Lancelot McCready Armstrong, Dr Brian Harold Bartlett, Dr John Seymour Brooks, Dr Denis Morley Clarke, Dr Howard Presswood Coats, Dr Anthony Earl Cronin, Dr Brian Roger Entwisle, Dr Adrian Geoffrey Finley, Dr Brian Florance |
2000 | Dr Jennifer Foo, Dr Patrick Burnham Fox, Dr Miles Tom Havyatt, Dr Brian Henry Rowland Hill, Dr William James Jamieson, Dr Leo James Kelly, Dr Raymond Henry King, Dr Emery Kocsard, Dr Derek Alexander Larnder, Dr Montague Bernard Lewis, Dr Bruce Stephen Mackie, Dr Jean Mason-Johnson, Dr Brian McGaw, Dr Arthur Hector McGeoch, Dr Louis Albert Musso, Dr William Barnes Muston, Dr David Scott Nurse, Dr Michael O’Loughlin, Dr Clyde Petherbridge, Dr Kenneth George Poyzer, Dr John Morrell Rae, Dr John Henry Steele-Smith, Dr John Richard Tonkin, Dr Bruce Cairncross Turnbull, Dr Walter Barry White, Mr James Bennett, Ms Tessa Milne |
1999 | Dr David Wong, Dr Chris Commens |
1998 | Prof Robin Marks, Dr Alan Cooper, Dr William Land |
1997 | Dr Lewsbe Abbott, Dr Lance Cains, Dr William Regan, Dr Richard Armati, Dr Alan Cooper, Dr Eric Taft, Dr Geoffrey Hunter, Dr John Brenan, Dr Wallace de Launey, Prof Graeme Beardmore, Dr John R Kelly, Dr William Land, Dr Alan Watson, Dr William Ryman |
This award is given in recognition of a notable contribution to College and/or its Faculties.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | Dr Aaron Boyce, Dr Ilsphi Browne, Dr Jill Cargnello, Dr Samantha Conias, Prof Prasad Kumarasinghe, A/Prof Patricia Lowe, Dr Chris Tyson, Dr Jeffrey Wayte, Dr David Wong, Dr Tania Zappala |
2022 | Dr Linda Pepall, Dr Jamie Von Nida, Dr Tom Delaney, Dr Peter Hogan, Dr Lisa Byrom, Dr Desmond Gan, Dr Susan Robertson, Dr Jenny Nicolopoulos |
2021 | Dr Phillip Lane, Dr Michael Webster, Dr Tim O’Brien, Dr Thomas Delaney, Dr Christopher Clay, Prof Peter Soyer |
2020 | Dr Michelle Goh, Dr Daniel Hewitt, Dr Craig James, Dr Matheen Mohamed, Assoc Prof Erin McMeniman, Prof Pablo Fernandez Penas, Dr Robert Salmon, Dr Victoria Shepherd, Dr Graham Thom |
2019 | Dr David Burdon-Jones, A/Prof Alvin Chong, Dr Kerry Crotty, Dr Rodney Hannaford, Dr Vanessa Morgan, Dr Hugh Roberts, Dr Catherine Scarff |
2018 | Cl A/Prof Kurt Gebauer, Cl A/Prof Chris McCormack, Dr David Orchard, Dr Chris Quirk, Cl A/Prof Laura Scardamaglia |
2017 | Dr Fiona Bruce, Dr Con Dolianitis, Dr Catherine Drummond, Prof Pablo Fernandez-Peñas, Dr Lynette Gordon, Dr Hanna Kuchel, Dr Victoria Mar, Dr Rodney O’Keefe, Dr Gayle Ross, Dr Timothy Rutherford, Dr Phillip Swarbrick, Dr Belinda Welsh |
2016 | Dr Nita Agar, Dr Philip Bekhor, Dr Jennifer Cahill, Dr Hock Cheng Chua, Dr Catherine Faulkner, A/Prof Peter Foley, Cl A/Prof Kurt Gebauer, Dr Martin Haskett, Prof Shyamala Huilgol, Dr Adriene Lee, Dr Adrian Mar, Dr Rob Miller, Dr James Muir, Dr Shawn Richards, Dr Jo-Ann See, A/Prof Greg Siller, Dr Ivan Simmons, Dr Peter A Sinclair, Dr Ernest Tan, A/Prof Sam Zagarella |
Trainee Meritorious Awards
The Adrian Johnson Memorial Prize has been established to commemorate the late Dr Adrian Johnson, the inaugural Editor of the Australasian Journal of Dermatology. This prize is awarded for the best paper or publication in the Australasian Journal of Dermatology by a College trainee in a calendar year. The committee determining the winner comprises the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal and the Chief Censor.
Type: Trainee Grant
For: Best paper or publication in the Australasian Journal of Dermatology by a College trainee as a lead author in a calendar year.
Who’s Eligible: College Trainees
Amount: Up to $3,000
Awarded: The Editor-in-Chief of the journal and the Chief Censor make a recommendation to College each year in early February.
Criteria for Eligibility:
- The first listed author must have the work submitted or accepted for publication in a year in which they are in an accredited training program of the Australasian College of Dermatologists or on approved leave from such a program. Co-first authorship is not accepted.
- All forms of articles can be considered.
- The emphasis should be on originality with a message of importance. Quality of the submission will also be considered.
- One prize is awarded from articles published in each volume of the Australasian Journal of Dermatology.
The Award
- A prize will be presented at the College Annual Scientific Meeting in recognition of the prestige of the prize.
- Only the trainee, or their representative, will be invited onto the stage to receive the award.
- The award will consist of:
- Free registration at the Annual Scientific Meeting of College at which the award is presented.
- Twelve month Synergy subscription to the British Journal of Dermatology as long as Wiley Blackwell
- Publishing remain the publisher of the Australasian Journal of Dermatology.
- $200 book voucher from Wiley Blackwell Publishing as long as they remain the publisher of the Australasian Journal of Dermatology.
- The Journal will publish a paragraph congratulating the authors.
- The Journal will publicise the award.
The prize may not be awarded if an article of suitable standard has not been published in the volume.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | Dr Alexander Tedman |
2022 | Dr Dale Jobson |
2021 | Dr Samuel Der Sarkissian |
2020 | Dr Matthew Howard |
2019 | Dr William Cranwell |
2018 | Dr Margit Polcz |
2017 | Dr Charles Xie |
2016 | Dr Casey Rowe |
2015 | Dr Emma Mooney |
2014 | Dr Deshan Sebaratnam |
2013 | Dr Nicholas Stewart |
2012 | Dr Shyamalar Gunatheesan |
2011 | Dr Erin McMeniman |
2010 | Dr Sally De Zwaan; Dr Saxon Smith |
2009 | Dr Paul Cherian |
2008 | Dr Emma Haverhoek |
2007 | Dr Timothy Rutherford |
2006 | Dr Yee Jen Tai |
2005 | Dr Basit Mirza |
First offered in 1978, the Paver Medal recognises the work of the late Dr Ken Paver in the profession. It is awarded to the candidate with the highest overall score in the Medical Division of the Fellowship Examination.
The recipient is offered a complimentary AAD meeting registration (provided by the AAD). Should the TSC winner also be awarded the Founders’ and/or Paver medal, they will already be in receipt of money allocated for attending the AAD. Therefore the AAD registration attached to the Founders’ and/or Paver Medal would be offered to the next candidate (or next two candidates) on the order of merit list.
Should the recipient of either Medal choose not to accept the AAD registration, then the NExC will consult the order of merit list (relating to TSC scores) and offer the AAD registration to the next person on the list after the Medal winner. That person will not, however, be deemed a Medal winner, merely a recipient of funding.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | Dr Nicholas De Rosa (SA) |
2022 | Dr Ane Beatriz Mautari Niwa Massaki (VIC) |
2021 | Charlotte THOMAS (NSW) |
2020 | Francis LAI (VIC) |
2019 | Andrew LEE (NSW) |
2018 | Shevya TIWARI (WA) |
2017 | Matthew LIN (VIC) |
2016 | Georgina LYONS (VIC) |
2015 | Julia RHODES (VIC) |
2014 | Ann BOYAPATI (VIC) |
2013 | Samantha DAVIDSON (QLD) |
2012 | Sarah TRITTON (QLD) |
2011 | Alana TUXEN (VIC) |
2010 | Amanda SARACINO (VIC) |
2009 | Kathryn DeAMBROSIS (QLD) |
2008 | Young Jin KIM (QLD) |
2007 | Nelly JANG (NSW) & Kavita SRIPRAKASH (QLD) |
2006 | Yee Jen TAI (VIC) & Yin Yin VUN (QLD) |
2005 | Katherine ARMOUR (VIC) & Ann-Maree KURZYDLO (NSW) |
2004 | Michelle GOH (VIC) |
2003 | Not awarded |
2002 | Genevieve SADLER (WA) |
2001 | Shannon HARRISON (VIC) |
2000 | Keng Chen (NSW) |
1999 | Li-Chuen WONG (NSW) |
1998 | Not awarded |
1997 | Karen BEHNE (QLD) & Michael SHARKEY (QLD) |
1996 | Matheen MOHAMED (VIC) |
First offered in 1987, the Founders’ Medal was established by the Skin and Cancer Foundation. It is awarded to the candidate with the highest overall score in the Procedural Division of the Fellowship Examination.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | Dr Kathleen Wang (SA) |
2022 | Dr William Cranwell (VIC) |
2021 | Angelica TJOKROWIDJAJA (NSW) |
2020 | Ludi GE (NSW) |
2019 | Andrew LEE (NSW) |
2018 | Andrew CHEN (NSW) |
2017 | Matthew LIN (VIC) |
2016 | Rebecca NGUYEN (VIC) |
2015 | Christopher HEYES (VIC) |
2014 | Ann BOYAPATI (VIC) |
2013 | Lauren YOUNG (VIC) |
2012 | Glen FOXTON (WA) |
2011 | Paul CHERIAN (WA) |
2010 | Michelle RODRIGUES VIC) |
2009 | Jemima FISHER (NSW) |
2008 | Genevieve SADLER (WA) |
2007 | Gregory BUTLER (QLD) & Jason WU (QLD) |
2006 | Graham THOM (WA) |
2005 | Catherine SCARFF (VIC) |
2004 | Jamie VON NIDA (WA) |
2003 | Paul CURNOW (VIC) |
2002 | Karen BEHNE (QLD) |
2001 | Vanessa MORGAN (VIC) |
2000 | Michelle LOWES (NSW) |
1999 | Robert MILLER (QLD) |
1998 | Samantha CONIAS (QLD) |
1997 | Not awarded |
1996 | Mark SAYWELL (QLD) |
1995 | Rodney SINCLAIR (VIC) |
1994 | Douglas McCOLL (VIC) |
1993 | Anne HALBERT (WA) |
1992 | Linda PEPALL (NSW) |
1991 | Timothy ELLIOTT (VIC) |
1990 | Samuel ZAGARELLA (NSW) |
1989 | Anne O’NEILL (NSW) |
1988 | Robert SINCLAIR (QLD) |
1987 | Michael PITNEY (QLD) |
First offered in 2018, the Dermatopatholgy award recognises the work of Associate Professor Steven Kossard in the area of Dermatopathology. It is awarded to the candidate with the highest aggregate mark in the Histopathology section of the Fellowship exam. The successful recipient will be awarded registration to the Australasian Dermatopathology Society conference in the following year.
PAST RECIPIENTS | |
2023 | Dr Swaranjali Jain (NSW) |
2022 | Dr Ane Beatriz Mautari Niwa Massaki (VIC) |
2021 | Andrew SWARBRICK (WA) |
2020 | Casey ROWE (QLD) |
2019 | Jane LI (VIC) |
2018 | Shevya TIWARI (WA) |
