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Australian & New Zealand Head and Neck Cancer Society

Early in 1998, a number of head and neck oncologists from the disciplines of surgery, radiation oncology and medical oncology met in Sydney to discuss the feasibility of establishing a multidisciplinary head and neck society. A working party was formed and, following a number of meetings, invitations were sent to individuals in these three specialties to become foundation members of the Australian and New Zealand Head & Neck Society.

The initial business meeting was held on Dec 9, 1998 and at that time there were 60 foundation members. The Society adopted as its Constitution the Model Rules for Associations published by the Department of Fair Trading in NSW and the members agreed that their principal objectives would be to promote the practice of head and neck oncology, to educate medical colleagues and the public about our specialty, to foster research and to seek optimal treatment outcomes for our patients.

Members of the Executive Committee:

President Dr Swee Tan, Surgeon, Lower Hutt, New Zealand
Vice President Dr David Wiesenfeld, Surgeon, Melbourne
Secretary Dr Ben Panizza, Surgeon, Brisbane
Treasurer Dr Bob Smee, Radiation Oncologist, Sydney
   
Executive Dr Janelle Heywood, Radiation Oncologist, WA
  Dr Lyndell Kelly, Radiation Oncologist, Dunedin, New Zealand
  Dr Suren Krishnan, Surgeon, Adelaide
Dr Bernard Lyons, Surgeon, Victoria
  Ms Julia MacLean, Speech Pathologist, Sydney
  Dr Kerwin Shannon, Surgeon, Sydney
I Dr Guy Rees, Surgeon, Adelaide
   
Immediate Past President Dr June Corry, Radiation Oncologist, Melbourne

The Australian & New Zealand Head and Neck Society was incorporated in NSW on 2 February 2000.

 

Promoting a multi-disciplinary approach to head and neck cancer in Australia and New Zealand