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Find a Surgeon
Last Update: 30/01/2013 17:21
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons is a bi-national
organisation administering training, examinations and fellowship
services for surgeons in Australia and New Zealand. The College was
established in 1927, and the first meeting of the College Council
was held in Dunedin, New Zealand, in February 1927.
| History |
| The College has a rich history and this is
detailed in ANZ Journal of Surgery articles, books and in a number
of documents and symbols which the College carefully looks
after. |
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| College Archives |
| The archives of the College document the
history and administration of the College from its inception in
1927 to the present day. |
| College Collections |
| College Collections at the Melbourne office
and the regional offices contain a number of items of historical
and aesthetic value. |
| Past President's Reflections |
| Past College Presidents Professor Ian Gough
(President from 2008-2010) and Mr Ian Civil MBE (President from
2010-2012) summarise their achievements and key events that
occurred during their presidencies and time on Council in a series
of video interviews. |
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