Hospital Medical

CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. Adam Hoellering

BSc.(Hons), MB.BCh(Hons), MRCPCH, FRACP

Staff Specialist in Neonatology (Consultant Neonatologist)

Grantley, Stable Neonatal Unit, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital

Senior Lecturer in Neonatology

Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, University of Queensland

October 2013

Date of birth 9th October 1966

Place of birth Canterbury, England

Current address Home 49 Plimsoll Street

Greenslopes

Qld 4120

Office Department of Neonatology

` Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital

Butterfield Street

Herston

Qld, 4029

Contacts Phone (W) 07-343******

Phone (H) 07 33420543

Phone (mobile) 043*-******

E-mail: ***************@******.***.***.**

Residency Status Australian citizen since January 2009

Marital Status Married to Alison, with 2 children (Charlotte

aged 17 years and Anna aged 16 years)

Profile

Following the completion of my Bachelor of Science degree, I spent four

years working as an engineer in the off-shore oil industry in the North Sea

and the Middle East. I then studied medicine as a mature student. I funded

myself and supported my family, and graduated with an honors degree. I

have undertaken post-graduate training in the UK, Western Australia,

Victoria and Queensland. I was admitted as a fellow RACP through the

specialist advisory committee (SAC) in Neonatal / Perinatal medicine (NPM)

in June 2008. I then worked for a year as a locum Staff Specialist in

Neonatology at Westmead Hospital, Sydney. I was appointed as a permanent

Staff Specialist at RBWH in February 2009.

I served on the RACP specialist advisory committee for Neonatology /

Perinatal medicine for five years. For three years I was the coordinator of

advanced training for Australia and New Zealand. I have maintained my

interest in medical education and have been training supervisor and project

supervisor to numerous advanced trainees at RBWH. I coordinate the advanced

trainee, basic trainee teaching programs and the registrar orientation

program.

I have an interest in the clinical applications of ultrasound in

Neonatology. I am the Queensland representative for the special interest

group in Neonatology for the Australian Society of Ultrasound Medicine. I

am involved in teaching clinician performed ultrasound to our senior

registrars and have a number of ongoing clinical research projects using

ultrasound in Neonatology.

Current appointment

Staff Specialist in Neonatology at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital

I have worked full time at this large tertiary centre since October 2009.

My non-clinical portfolios include basic and advanced trainee teaching and

registrar orientation. I am also lead consultant for the special care

nursery.

I am a member of the nursery Management Advisory Group, thee Neonatal

Morbidity and Mortality Review Team and the Infection Review Group. I am a

clinical coordinator for Neonatal, Paediatric and High Risk Obstetrics

Coordination (Retrieval Services Queensland). I am an instructor for the

Victorian Newborn Resuscitation Project neoResus Program.

Since the unit director has reduced his clinical duties to half-time, I

manage his patients when he is out of the hospital.

Tertiary education

1994-1999 MB.BCh University of Wales College of

Medicine, Cardiff. Graduated with Honours

1986-1990 Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology (2:1 Hons) the

University of Sussex, England

Undergraduate Prizes and Awards

1999 Final Year Community Physicians in Wales Prize in

Community Medicine

1999 The Alan & Cyril Body Prize in Medicine

1999 The Willie Seager Prize in Pathology

and Bacteriology

1995 First Year Alfred Sheen Prize awarded for best combined

performance in Anatomy and Physiology

1995 The Doris Annie Morris Prize awarded the best first

year student

Synopsis of Post-Graduate Speciality Training

2008 June FRACP (Paediatrics)

2008 Jan-Oct Senior Registrar in Neonatology: Royal Brisbane

and Women's Hospital, Brisbane

Jan 2007- Jan 2008 Clinical Fellow in Neonatology: Mater Mother's

Hospital, Brisbane

Jan 2006- Jan 2007 Clinical Fellow in Neonatology: Royal

Children's Hospital, Melbourne

2005 FRACP Written and Clinical Examinations (first

attempt)

July 2005- Jan 2006 Registrar: Paediatric Intensive Care (Princess

Margaret Hospital, Perth)

Jan 2005-July 2005 Neonatology Registrar (Princess Margaret

Hospital, Perth)

Jan 2004-Jan 2005 Neonatology Registrar (King Edward Memorial Hospital

Perth)

Aug 2003-Jan2004 Paediatric Emergency Registrar (Princess Margaret

hospital, Perth, WA)

2003 Member of the Royal College of Paediatrics and

Child Health (MRCPCH Theory and Clinical

Examinations, first attempt)

Jan 2003-Aug 2003 Registrar: Neonatology (St. Michael's Hospital,

Bristol)

Aug 2002-Jan 2003 Senior House Officer: Community Paediatrics, North

Bristol

Aug 2001-Aug 2002 Senior House Officer: Paediatric Oncology,

Paediatric Surgery (Royal Hospital for Sick

Children, Bristol), Neonatology (St. Michael's

Hospital, Bristol, UK)

Aug 2000- Aug 2001 Senior House Officer: General Paediatrics and

Neonatology (Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Cardiff),

Aug 1999- Aug 2000 Pre-registration House Officer: University Hospital

of Wales, Cardiff, UK

Recent Publications

Adam B Hoellering, Pieter J Koorts, David W Cartwright, Mark W Davies.

Determination of umbilical venous catheter tip position with X-ray. Pediatr

Crit Care Med. 2013 Oct 17. [Epub ahead of print]

McLaughlin LM, Inglis GD, Hoellering AB, Davies MW. Relationship between

blood culture collection method and proportion of contaminated cultures in

neonates. J Paediatric Child Health. 2013 Feb;49(2):105-8.

doi10.1111/jpc.12088. Epub 2013 Jan 18.

Davies MW, Hoellering AB. Admission To Intensive And Special Care

Nurseries. In: Davies MW, Cartwright DW, Inglis GDT, editors. Pocket

Neonatology. 3rd ed. Sydney: Elsevier Australia; 2013. App for iPhone/iPad:

Version 1.0.0.

Davies MW, Inglis GDT, Hoellering AB. Cardiac Disease. In: Davies MW,

Cartwright DW, Inglis GDT, editors. Pocket Neonatology. 3rd ed. Sydney:

Elsevier Australia; 2013. App for iPhone/iPad: Version 1.0.0.

Hoellering AB, Koorts PJ. Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome in: Davies MW,

Inglis GDT, Jardine LA, Koorts PJ, editors. Antenatal Consults: a Guide for

Neonatologists and Paediatricians. 1st ed. Sydney: ElsevierAustralia; 2012.

p. 191-195.

Hoellering A, Cooke L. J. The management of patent ductus arteriosus in

Australia and New Zealand. J Paediatr Child Health. 2009 Apr;45(4):204-9.

doi: 10.1111/j.1440-1754.2008.01461.x. Epub 2009 Mar 5.

Hoellering AB, Copnell B, Dargaville PA, Mills JF, Morley CJ, Tingay DG

Lung volume and cardiorespiratory changes during open and closed

endotracheal suction in ventilated newborn infants.. Arch Dis Child Fetal

Neonatal Ed. 2008 Nov;93(6):F436-41. doi: 10.1136/adc.2007.132076. Epub

2008 Feb 27

Other Research Unpublished

An audit of the community health surveillance of children with Down

syndrome in the Rhondda-Cynon-Taff Health District September 1999 to August

2000.[ presented to the Physicians in Wales meeting.

The management of newborns with suspected hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy

at St. Michael's Hospital, 2003. This was presented to a joint meeting of

the neonatal centres in Bristol.

Oral Presentations at Scientific Meetings

Westmead International Update May 2009. "Placental transfusion, how is it

done and why do we need more trials?"

Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand annual conference April

2009, Darwin, NT. "Credentialing for point of care ultrasound: the

Australian model"

Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand annual conference April

2008, Gold Coast, Queensland. "The how, when and why of patent ductus

arteriosus in Australia and New Zealand"

Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand annual conference April

2007, Melbourne, Victoria. "A comparison of loss of lung volume and

cardiorespiratory instability associated with open and closed methods of

endotracheal suction in ventilated infants"

Invited Presentations

Certificate in Clinician Performed Ultrasound (CCPU) Advanced Neonatology

Workshop

7th, 8th March 2013, Christchurch Women's Hospital, Christchurch, New

Zealand

. Imaging and assessment of the duct

. Myocardial function and thickness measurements

Course Convener Introduction to Neonatal Ultrasound (CCPU)

25th, 26th June 2012, Mater Mother's Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland

. Introduction to neonatal scanning

18th Annual Neonatal Seminar, RBWH Grantley Stable Neonatal Unit

12th May 2012

. Does no mean no? When parents refuse treatment

17th Annual Neonatal Seminar, RBWH Grantley Stable Neonatal Unit

11th February 2011

. Positions, getting the plastic in the right spot, UVC's, UAC's and

ETT's

Advanced Neonatology Workshop (CCPU)

23rd, 24th September 2011, Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria

. Myocardial function and thickness measures

. Hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy

CCPU Advanced Neonatology Workshop 9th, 10th September 2010

Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, NSW

. Assessment of infant with pulmonary hypertension

. Anatomy of the cerebral arteries, normal and abnormal cerebral artery

Doppler

Current Research

Pattern of movement of umbilical venous catheters: a study following on

from our work published in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

Achieving low rates of late onset sepsis in extremely low birth weight

infants: Our experience

Peer Reviewer -for the following journals

Pediatrics

Archives of Disease in Childhood

The Journal of Perinatology

Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health

Administration and Committee Experience

November 2013 Member of the Australian Society of Ultrasound Medicine

Scope

-present of Practice Committee

2010-present Member of the Management Advisory Group, Division of

Neonatology, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital,

Queensland

20010-present Member of the Clinical Practice Review Group, Grantley

Stable Neonatal Unit, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital,

Queensland

20010-present Member of the Infection Review Group, Grantley Stable

Neonatal Unit, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital,

Queensland

20010-present Instructor, The Victorian Newborn Resuscitation neo Resus

Program, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Queensland

2010-present Queensland representative, Australian Society of

Ultrasound Medicine, Special interest Group, Neonatology

2009-June 2012 Coordinator of Advanced Training for Australia and New

Zealand

RACP Specialist Advisory Committee for Neonatology / Perinatal

Medicine

March-October Chairman of the morbidity and mortality group for,

2009 Neonatology, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, NSW

April 2009 Acting Director of Neonatology, Westmead Hospital

Feb 2009 Root cause analysis committee member, neonatal representative,

Westmead Hospital

2008-2009 Full committee member for the RACP Specialist Advisory

Committee for Neonatology / Perinatal Medicine

2007-2008 Advanced trainee representative for the RACP Specialist

Advisory Committee for Neonatal / Perinatal Medicine

Medical registrations

Current AHPRA registration number 000120260

General and Specialist Registration

Past Registration

Medical Board of Queensland, Australia Registration number 1063994

(Unconditional specialist and general registration)

New South Wales Medical Board Registration number 357063

General Medical Council, United Kingdom Registration number 4628815

Medical Practioner Board of Victoria, Australia Registration number

364450

Medical Board of Western Australia Registration number

16458

References

Dr. David Cartwright, FRACP

Clinical Director

Grantley-Stable Neonatal Unit

Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital

Herston, QLD 4029

Telephone: 07 3636 7378

Facsimile: 07 3636 5259

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Professor David Tudehope, AM, MBBS, MRACP, FRACP

Staff Neonatologist

Mater Health Services

Mater Mother's Research Centre

South Brisbane, QLD 4101

Telephone: 07 3163 1862

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