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ONZ Breakfast and AGM 2024

Date: 18 May 2024

Time: 7:00 am

Venue: The Jade Room, Cordis Hotel, Auckland.
83 Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

 

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Dear Members,

We're excited to invite you to the upcoming ONZ Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Member Breakfast. This is a members only event and there is no charge.

The AGM is an opportunity to stay informed, meet with board members, have your say and network with fellow members.

Please RSVP to secure your spot by clicking on the link below. 

We welcome all members. 

RSVP: Click here to register online
Queries: admin@ophthalmologynz.co.nz

 

 

 

 

 

Followed on by the Business Managers Forum – NZ Matters to be held at 9am at the same venue. To register for the Business Managers Forum: Click here. 
 

Keynote Speaker
Dr Brendan Vote "What's the Score".


Dr Brendan VoteWe are very excited to announce our Keynote Speaker for our ONZ events at NZ RANZCO.

Brendan graduated Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Queensland and was a medical officer in the Royal Australian Air Force for six years before completing his Ophthalmology training in New Zealand where he was fortunate to train under and with many of you, and comes back most years to teach registrars at Dunedin’s RACE course.  He completed vitreoretinal fellowships in Auckland, Brighton UK, and at Moorfields Eye Hospital before returning to Tasmania in 2004 where he provides services in vitreoretinal diseases, medical retina, and cataract (especially complex cataracts). 

Brendan is a Clinical Professor in Ophthalmology at the University of Tasmania and has over 100 peer-reviewed publications and 2 educational CDs.  Brendan with his wife Michelle established in 2008 a registered charity - Tasmanian Eye Institute, pursuing his passion for research, education, and community service in Ophthalmology.  Radical truth and transparency are familiar drives for Brendan’s globally impacting research such as into femtosecond laser in cataract surgery.  When Brendan last spoke here in New Zealand he highlighted Tasmanian Eye Institute’s commitment to developing Australia’s first dedicated ophthalmic CRISPR gene therapy centre run by Professor Alex Hewitt in Hobart.

Most recently Brendan and Michelle have established another charity – dAda mUse which showcases the largest collection of Salvador Dali prints on display. Brendan will present ‘Lessons from Surrealism’ to our AGM and discuss building successful practices at the Business Managers Forum - NZ Matters. 

 

 

A special thank you to our event sponsors:

  

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