Rob MacGinley
Role and profile
Dr Rob MacGinley has a teaching role and administration role, primarily being one of the only Consultant Specialists appointed on staff to work in the first and second year programs through the four themes and in detail, the first year's teaching of community placements and renal medicine. In third year (with influence in TCP of second year) Dr MacGinley runs the medicine (physician type) teaching, as convenor, at Geelong Clinical School and also has responsibility for the internal and outside elective program.
Teaching responsibilities
Convenor of Medicine Geelong Clinical School, Convenor of Electives, Convenor of Community Placemnts first year, Co-Ordinator of Renal Block first Year.
Research interests
Hypertension, diet and disease, acute renal failure in ICU, chronic renal failure, elderly dialysis, vascular biology, clinical medicine.Awards and prizes
• 1992 Medical Graduation Convenor• Land Commander’s Commendation 1995 for provision of medical care in an emergency situation in Blackwater, Central Queensland. • Rural Physician Award for best Project ANZSN 2004 • 2007 RMO Teaching Award Barwon Health • 2008 RMO Teaching Award Barwon Health • 2010 Geelong Clinical School’s Sub-Dean’s award for teaching Memberships
Membership of Professional Societies:WASH and AWASH – Coalition of Health Professionals against salt Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology International Society of Nephrology: Australian Medical Association Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians Kidney Health Australia Committees: Steering Committee Member CARI guidelines 2007- current 2003-Current – Member of South Island Renal Research Group (Otago University) Australian Kidney Trials Network Scientific Committee Service to the University, discipline or community
Nephrologist both public and private at In the Geelong CommunityConvenor of the GP Teaching weekend for the last 5 years From 1984 to 2001 – Commissioned Officer of the Royal Australian Army Reserve Conferences
(a) World Congress Hypertension, Berlin 2008 Endothelial Markers of Salt loading In Hypertension(b) 47th Annual Australian and New Zealand Society if Nephrology Adelaide Sept 2011 a. NOT A LAUGHING MATTER: A CASE OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN A YOUNG MAN (c) 44th Annual Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology Newcastle Sept 2008 a. A RARE CASE OF ‘ESSENTIAL HYPERNATREMIA’ IN A 19 YEAR OLD MALE b. RENAL FAILURE FROM A TIGER SNAKE c. SODIUM AND HYPERTENSION: BLOOD VESSEL FUNCTION AND DIETARY SALT INTAKE (d) 40th Annual Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology Brisbane Sept 2004 a. RELUCTANCE TO BE SCREENED FOR KIDNEY DISEASE – AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE (e) 39th Annual Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology Perth Sept 2003 a. AN UNUSUAL CAUSE FOR COLLAPSE AFTER COLONOSCOPY IN A HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENT (f) 38th Annual Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology Sydney Sept 2002 (Prior to these formal presentations, Dr Rob MacGinley has had six other studies presented both at ANZSN meetings and the EDTA Nice 1999 and San Francisco ASN 2001) |
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15th June 2012