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David graduated from the University of Sydney as a medical doctor with First Class Honours and the University Medal.​
 

He qualified as a cardio-thoracic surgeon in Australia and was awarded the Gordon Gordon-Taylor Medal by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

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He underwent postgraduate training in cardiac surgery at the Stanford University School of Medicine, Toronto General Hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto and the Brigham and Women’s Hospital affiliated with the Harvard Medical School.

David graduated from the University of Sydney as a medical doctor with First Class Honours and the University Medal.​
 

He qualified as a cardio-thoracic surgeon in Australia and was awarded the Gordon Gordon-Taylor Medal by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

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He underwent postgraduate training in cardiac surgery at the Stanford University School of Medicine, Toronto General Hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto and the Brigham and Women’s Hospital affiliated with the Harvard Medical School.

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As a clinician with research credentials in both basic and clinical sciences, David has a keen interest in medical devices and biotechnologies.

David graduated from the University of Sydney as a medical doctor with First Class Honours and the University Medal.​
 

He qualified as a cardio-thoracic surgeon in Australia and was awarded the Gordon Gordon-Taylor Medal by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

​

He underwent postgraduate training in cardiac surgery at the Stanford University School of Medicine, Toronto General Hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto and the Brigham and Women’s Hospital affiliated with the Harvard Medical School.

​

As a clinician with research credentials in both basic and clinical sciences, David has a keen interest in medical devices and biotechnologies.

David graduated from the University of Sydney as a medical doctor with First Class Honours and the University Medal.​
 

He qualified as a cardio-thoracic surgeon in Australia and was awarded the Gordon Gordon-Taylor Medal by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

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As a clinician with research credentials in both basic and clinical sciences, David has a keen interest in medical devices and biotechnologies.