Australian Orthopaedic Registrars' Association


The Australian Orthopaedic Registrars' Association was formed in 1984 but registrars from around Australia have met annually since 1976 for a scientific meeting, annual general meeting and Ambrose Golf Tournament. The President and CEO of the AOA are invited to attend this meeting.

The elected President of the Association is the Registrar Representative on the Federal Training Committee.

All registrars are encouraged to discuss any issues either with the AORA President or their regional training representative on the AORA National Committee (see contact details below).


Meetings

Please refer to the AOA Calendar for future events.

Contacts

2023–24 President

Hussain Al-Ramadani

C/- Australian Orthopaedic Association
Level 26
201 Kent Street
Sydney NSW 2000

 

2023–24 AORA Committee

 

NSW Newcastle Representative

David Graan

NSW Northside Representative

Raymond Kim

NSW Southside Representative and incoming Vice President

Jerry Lin

QLD Representative

Stephen Kent

SA/NT Representative

Megan Cain

VIC/TAS Representative

WA Representative

Catherine Guest

Matt Greenaway

OWL Representative

Naomi Pinto
 

AORA PRESIDENTS

 

1984 Michael Bellemore




    

2000 Cameron Cooke




      2015–16 Peter Moore

1985 Laurie Giutronich




   

2001 Nicole Leeks




     2016–17 Nicholas Jorgensen

1986 Myles Coolican




   

2002 Adrian Bauze




     2017–18 Minjae Lee

1987 Michael Gillespie




   

2003 Andrew Hardidge




    2018–19 Chris Conyard

1988 Michael O'Sullivan




   

2004 Peter Papantoniou




    2019–20 Catherine Hibberd

1989 Stephen Kemp




   

2005 Michael Lutz




    2020–21 Tom Clifton

1990 Michael Holt




   

2006 Vera Kinzel




     2021–22 Nick Maister

1991 Andrew Mintz




   

2007 Nick Pourgiezis




     2022–23 Dave Kelly 

1992 David Kirwan




   

2008 Andrew Oppy




     

1993 Ross Kennedy




   

2009 Nicole Williams




     

1994 Roger Brighton




   

2010 Paul McEniery




     

1995 Paul Licina




   

2011 Jai Kumar




     

1996 Ian Skinner




   

2012 Simon Zilko




     

1997 Scott Brumby



    2013 Aaron Buckland



     

1998 Gerard Bourke




    2014 Alexander Nicholls



     

1999 Gareth Long




    2015 Phil Huang