Martin Dr Ian

David Martin is a consultant surgeon in the Upper Gastro-Intestinal Departments of Surgery at both the Concord and the Royal Prince Alfred University Hospitals in Sydney. He is also appointed as a consultant surgeon at the Strathfield, Sydney and Mater private hospitals. Dr Martin is a dedicated subspecialist who is enthusiastically involved in the provision and initiation of cutting edge evidence based health care and the development of world class Tertiary Upper Gastrointestinal, Laparoscopic (key-hole) and Obesity Surgical units. He is widely published in his areas of interest and is actively involved in ongoing research, publication and collaboration with leading international surgical units. A graduate of the University of Queensland, Dr Martin underwent advanced years of formal academic post-fellowship sub-specialty training in leading surgical training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital before completing over 3.5 Australian and International units. This has involved high level training in innovative techniques including Advanced laparoscopic oesophageal, stomach, and biliary surgery in Brisbane and the Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide Radical oesophageal and stomach cancer surgery and advanced laparoscopy at Concord Hospital in Sydney Radical pancreatic and open abdominal cancer surgery and robotic surgery at the University of Heidelberg, Germany Radical open and laparoscopic cancer surgery and laparoscopic obesity surgery at the Leeds General Infirmary, UK

Dr. Ian Martin is a consultant Hepatobiliary and Upper Gastro-Intestinal Surgeon at The Wesley and Princess Alexandra Hospitals in Brisbane.He has widely published articles in his area of interest and is actively involved in ongoing research and publications. He performs regular live surgical tuition to surgeons from within Australia and internationally on the techniques of advanced laparoscopic procedures at The Wesley Hospital. For the past 15 years he has trained many surgical registrars and fellows dedicated in Upper Gastro-intestinal tract specialties who are now working throughout Australia, and the United Kingdom in world class tertiary referral units.