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Westmead Private Hospital Westmead Private Hospital 2021 Medical Specialist Directory Westmead Private Hospital caters for a broad range of health care needs from day surgery procedures through to highly complex surgery. Our highly respected surgeons work with our team of skilled nurses and allied health professionals to provide the highest standard of personalised care to all our patients. The hospital’s specialties include: Our hospital encompasses: Bariatric Surgery General Physician Obstetrics 13 operating theatres 2 state-of-the-art cardiac Breast Surgery General Surgery Oncology catheterisation laboratories Cardiac Surgery Gynaecology Ophthalmology 16 bed Intensive care unit 7 birthing suites Hand Surgery Orthopaedic Surgery Cardiology 14 cot special care nursery Cardiothoracic Surgery Haematology Paediatric Surgery 8 bed paediatric ward Day surgery unit Colorectal Surgery Head & Neck Surgery Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery On-site: Cosmetics Infectious Diseases Café & Plastic Surgery Interventional Robotic Surgery Florist Neuroradiology Sleep Studies Ear, Nose Pharmacy & Throat Surgery Musculoskeletal Surgery Spinal Surgery Physiotherapy Faciomaxillary Neonatology Urology Pathology & Dental Surgery Neurology Vascular Surgery Radiology Specialists Consulting Suites Gastroenterology Neurosurgery For a complete and up-to-date list of accredited specialists regularly attending Westmead Private Hospital visit: westmeadprivate.com.au The GP hotline will ensure we are easily accessible 24/7. We welcome you to call us on the hotline if: GP Ezi • You are looking for a specialist to refer to in your area? • You need to find a specialist with a specific sub-specialty Access interest? • You would like information on services available at Westmead Private Hospital’s communication line solely for GP’s Westmead Private? to assist with improving clinical • You require information on one of your patients that has pathways for you and your patient been admitted to our facility? Please call our direct GP hotline to speak with a hospital 02GP Ezi8837 8999 representative who can assist you. Access Waverley Private Hospital GP Direct Access GP Directwestmeadprivate Access.com.au Waverley Private Hospital GP Direct Access GP Direct Access CONTENTS 2 Bariatric Surgery 21 Orthopaedic Surgery 2 Breast Surgery - Paediatric 21 Orthopaedic Surgery 3 Cardiology - Spinal Surgery 4 Cardiothoracic Surgery 22 Paediatric Gastroenterology Westmead Private Hospital 4 Colorectal Surgery 22 Paediatric Surgery 5 Ear Nose & Throat 22 Paediatric Surgery 6 Endocrinology - Urology 6 Gastroenterology 23 Paediatricians 7 General Medicine 23 Plastic and 7 General Surgery Reconstructive Surgery 9 Geriatric Medicine 24 Respiratory & Sleep Medicine 9 Gynaecology 25 Rheumatology 9 Gynaecology & Fertility/IVF 25 Surgical Oncology Directory Specialist Medical 10 Gynaecological Oncology 25 Urogynaecology 10 Haematology 25 Urology 11 Head and Neck Surgery 26 Vascular Surgery 11 Infectious Disease 11 Interventional Neuroradiology 12 Interventional Radiology 12 Nephrology 12 Neurology 12 Neurosurgery 2021 13 Neurosurgery – Spine 13 Obstetrics & Gynaecology Legend 16 Oncology T Telephone 17 Ophthalmology E Email F Facsimile 18 Oral Surgery W Website 18 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery L Languages SI Special Interest 19 Orthopaedic Surgery PA Public Appointment 1 BARIATRIC SURGERY Dr Roy Brancatisano Suite 2, Level 1 Dr Nicholas Cocco Lakeview Private Hospital Suite 9, Level 1 17-19 Solent Circuit Westmead Specialist Centre BAULKHAM HILLS NSW 2153 16-18 Mons Road T: 02 8711 0134 WESTMEAD NSW 2145 F: 02 9639 1044 T: 02 9687 7019 E: [email protected] F: 02 9687 7138 W: circleofcare.com.au E: [email protected] W: sydneybariatricclinic.com Dr John Ozmen SI: Bariatric surgery Level 1, Suite 101 Norwest Medical Centre Dr Ertugrul Durmush 9 Norbrik Drive Suite 10 BELLA VISTA NSW 2153 Westmead Specialist Centre T: 02 8039 4548 Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads F: 02 8088 7640 WESTMEAD NSW 2145 E: [email protected] T: 02 9826 4111 W: drozmen.com.au F: 02 9826 4113 SI: Laparoscopic surgery including bariatric E: [email protected] and metabolic surgery W: lifeweightloss.com.au L: German, Turkish BREAST SURGERY SI: Endoscopy, obesity surgery- laparoscopic (keyhole surgery) gallbladder and hernia surgery Dr Shadi Faraj Suite 6, Level 1 Dr Carolyn Jameson 17-19 Solent Circuit Suite 9, Level 1 BAULKHAM HILLS NSW 2153 Westmead Specialist Centre T: 02 9802 6555 16-18 Mons Road F: 02 9475 1175 WESTMEAD NSW 2145 E: [email protected] T: 02 9687 7019 L: Arabic, Russian F: 02 9687 7138 PA: Blacktown & Mt Druitt Hospitals E: [email protected] Prof James French W: sydneybariatricclinic.com Level 1, Suite 3 PA: Auburn Hospital SI: Laparoscopic, gallbladders, metabolic, Lakeview Private Hospital obesity, bariatric & general surgery 17-19 Solent Circuit BELLA VISTA NSW 2153 Dr Brendan Ryan T: 1300 994 662 or 02 8850 8252 Suite 9, Level 1 F: 02 8580 5664 Westmead Specialist Centre E: [email protected] 16-18 Mons Road W: drjamesfrench.com.au WESTMEAD NSW 2145 PA: Westmead Hospital T: 02 9687 7019 SI: Breast reconstruction post mastectomy F: 02 9687 7138 Dr Farid Meybodi E: [email protected] Suite 3, Level 1 W: sydneybariatricclinic.com Lakeview Private Hospital PA: Westmead Hospital SI: Bariatric surgery 17-19 Solent Circuit BELLA VISTA NSW 2153 Dr Mark Boccola T: 1300 652 986 or 02 8850 8100 Suite 2, Level 1 F: 02 8569 1039 Lakeview Private Hospital E: [email protected] 17-19 Solent Circuit W: drfaridmeybodi.com.au BAULKHAM HILLS NSW 2153 PA: Westmead Hospital T: 02 8711 0134 L: Persian F: 02 9639 1044 SI: Oncoplastic surgery, breast reconstruction E: [email protected] W: circleofcare.com.au SI: Laparoscopic, bariatric and upper GI surgery 2 Dr Gail Molland A/Prof David Richards Suite 302, Q Central Building Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital 10 Norbrik Drive Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads BELLA VISTA NSW 2153 WESTMEAD NSW 2145 T: 02 9899 7322 T: 02 9687 0866 F: 02 9899 7399 F: 02 9687 0422 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.norwestgi.co.au W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au PA: Concord Hospital SI: Breast surgery Dr Michael Skinner Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital CARDIOLOGY Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads WESTMEAD NSW 2145 Westmead Private Hospital Dr Mikhail Altman T: 02 9687 0073 Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital F: 02 9687 0422 Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads E: [email protected] WESTMEAD NSW 2145 W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au T: 02 8837 9141 PA: Westmead Hospital F: 02 9687 0422 E: [email protected] Dr David Tanous W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital L: French, Russian Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads PA: Westmead Hospital WESTMEAD NSW 2145 SI: Valvular heart disease and heart failure T: 02 9687 0054 management F: 02 9687 0422 E: [email protected] A/Prof James Chong W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital PA: Westmead Hospital Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads Prof Liza Thomas WESTMEAD NSW 2145 Directory Specialist Medical T: 02 9687 0073 Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital F: 02 9687 0422 Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads E: [email protected] WESTMEAD NSW 2145 W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au E: [email protected] PA: Westmead Hospital W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au T: 02 9687 0054 Dr Preeti Choudhary F: 02 9687 0422 Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital SI: Echocardiography, interventional cardiology Cnr Mons and Darcy Roads WESTMEAD NSW 2145 A/Prof William Chik T: 02 8837 9141 Suite 17, Specialist Medical Group F: 02 9687 0422 1A Ashley Lane E: [email protected] WESTMEAD NSW 2145 W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au T: 02 9633 2244 or 02 8850 8100 F: 02 9891 5742 A/Prof Lloyd Davis W: specialistservices.com.au Suite 7, Westmead Private Hospital L: Cantonese, Mandarin Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads PA: Westmead Hospital WESTMEAD NSW 2145 SI: Cardiac electrophysiology and 2021 T: 02 9806 9600 cardiac device implantations F: 02 9806 9611 E: [email protected] Dr Mark Cooper PA: Westmead Hospital Suites 17, Specialist Medical Group SI: EPS, ablation for arrythmias, angioplasty, 1A Ashley Lane, echo, pacemakers and checks, heart scans, WESTMEAD NSW 2145 TOES, stress echo & stress test T: 02 9633 2244 or 02 8850 8100 F: 02 9891 5742 Dr Pierre Qian W: specialistservices.com.au Suite 1, Westmead Private Hospital PA: Westmead Hospital Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads WESTMEAD NSW 2145 A/Prof Pramesh Kovoor Department of Cardiology T: 02 9687 0866 Level 2, Westmead Hospital F: 02 9687 0422 Hawkesbury Road E: westmead.wpc.gmail.com WESTMEAD NSW 2145 W: westmeadprivatecardiology.com.au L: Cantonese & Mandarin T: 02 8890 6511 PA: Blacktown F: 02 8890 8323 PA: Westmead Hospital 3 A/Prof Saurabh Kumar CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY Department of Cardiology Level 2, Westmead Hospital Dr Himanshu Desai WESTMEAD NSW 2145 Suite 3, Westmead Private Hospital T: 02 8890 8140 Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads F: 02 8890 8323 WESTMEAD NSW 2145 L: Hindi T: 02 8850 8265 or 02 8850 8100 PA: Westmead Hospital F: 02 9687 0922 SI: Catheter ablations, device implementation, PA: Westmead Hospital inherited arrhythmia syndrome & Dr Graham Meredith cardiomyopathy Suite 3, Westmead Private Hospital A/Prof Andrew Ong Cnr Mons & Darcy Roads Suite 202 WESTMEAD NSW 2145 151 Hawkesbury Road T: 02 8850 8169 or 02 8850 8100 WESTMEAD NSW 2145 F: 02 9687 0922 T: 02 9633 5580 PA: Westmead and Blacktown Hospitals F: 02 9893 9616 Dr Kalhara Perera E: [email protected] Suite 3, Westmead Private Hospital PA:
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