EndoGen Workshop: case-based approaches to genetic endocrinopathies
Hosted by the EndoGen national endocrine genetics network, this pre-conference course will discuss exemplar cases that demonstrate key concepts in endocrine genetics, spanning diabetes, calcium/bone disorders, multiple endocrine neoplasia and other various endocrinopathies. Clinical and laboratory aspects for practicing clinicians will be covered, with the aim of improving the identification and gene-specific management of endocrine genetic conditions.
Convened by the EndoGen Steering Committee: Dr Nick Boyer, Prof Rory Clifton-Bligh, Dr Lisa Hayes, Dr Raquel Maggacis, Dr Amanda Seabrook, A/Prof Sunita De Sousa (EndoGen Chair)
Please note that there are two courses running consecutively for different streams:
Workshop Speakers
Advanced Trainee STREAM
FRIDAY 4TH APRIL FROM 9:00AM-12:00pm
Please note that this course is only open to Students & Registrars and will not be livestreamed.
CONSULTANTS STREAM
FRIDAY 4H APRIL FROM 10:00am-12:00pm
Please note that this meeting is only open to consultants and will not be livestreamed.
ESA Rural & Remote Special Interest Group Networking Breakfast
Building Robust Rural and Regional Endocrinology Services – Strong Endocrinologists, Strong Units, Strong Communities.
Saturday 5th April from 7:30-8:45AM
Please join us for the Rural Networking Breakfast, a great opportunity to connect with colleagues who share an interest in rural, regional, and remote endocrinology.
Chaired by Dr Bethany Crinall, Dr Sin Dee Yap and Dr Luke Conway, this relaxed and welcoming breakfast session will feature endocrinologists working in diverse non-metropolitan settings. We will explore both the rewards and the challenges of delivering endocrinology care in rural and regional areas, along with practical strategies to strengthen services, advocate for resources, and support clinician wellbeing.
Whether you are already working in rural endocrinology, a trainee considering a career outside metropolitan centres, or a city-based physician wanting to better support rural colleagues and patients, this is your chance to connect, share ideas, and contribute to the future of endocrinology in Rural, Remote and Regional Australia.
We’d love you to come along, grab some breakfast, and be part of the conversation!
This meeting will be not be livestreamed.