Mr Graeme Crossland

Overview

I graduated from the University of Manchester in the UK.

After basic surgical training I worked at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge and obtained an MD (Doctor of Medicine) in the Genetics of Hearing Loss.

I undertook six years Otolaryngology Specialist training at a number of hospitals around the East of England.

After obtaining my FRCS, I undertook a one year fellowship in Cambridge in implantation Otology (including Cochlear Implants) and complex middle ear disease.

This was followed by a further one year fellowship in Indigenous Ear disease and remote medicine in Darwin. I subsequently obtained my FRACS and took up a permanent position in Darwin. 

Darwin offers a unique lifestyle and exposure to an incredible spectrum of disease that most doctors in Australia would rarely experience.

I regularly visit remote communities as well as practicing in the public and private hospitals in Darwin.