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Catriona Mckenzie

@CatrionaMckenz5

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GI, liver and skin pathologist RPAH Clinical Prof. University Sydney. Chair RCPA Academic Committee. President elect Australasian IAP. Marathon runner.

Sydney, New South Wales
Joined August 2019
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@Sara_Jiang
Xiaoyin "Sara" Jiang, MD (She/Her)
8 months
Dr. @GuptaRuta presents the Head & Neck CLEAR project on ENE in HNSCC - remember, it all starts with a good gross! @NASHNPath @HeadNeckPathol @TheUSCAP #USCAP2025 #ENTPath
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@MahsaAhadi
Mahsa Ahadi,MD
8 months
Calling all Gastrointestinal Pathology enthusiasts. Registration is now open. Don’t miss out. https://t.co/i2QhpqFuD0 #GIPath #PathTwitter #PathX #pathology #pathologist
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@RAStandish
Richard Standish
8 months
You know you want to…
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AGPS
8 months
Registration is live! https://t.co/ZPmGUTvOLI
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@CatrionaMckenz5
Catriona Mckenzie
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@RMorrowPath
Dr Rebecca Morrow (her/she)
1 year
Brilliant talk by Dr. Touraj Taheri. Thanks ⁦@IAP_AUS⁩ for organising and supporting ongoing education. Highlight of my day. #Pathology #entpath
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@CatrionaMckenz5
Catriona Mckenzie
1 year
2nd RCPA summer school - why choose pathology? Fantastic to see so many keen and interested medical students @PathologyRCPA @KMirza @Path_SIG @RCPath @RCPAPresident
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@CatrionaMckenz5
Catriona Mckenzie
1 year
Really looking forward to generating some discussion on advancing women in pathology leadership @TheUSCAP #USCAP2025 with our interactive and topical course
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@CatrionaMckenz5
Catriona Mckenzie
1 year
Looking forward to doing an IM course on my favourite topic in my favourite organ @TheUSCAP in Boston #USCAP2025 - I have a fantastic collection of cases to share on this important entity
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@RAStandish
Richard Standish
1 year
Some familiar faces amongst that stellar line-up of speakers!! Come to Sydney and spend Halloween with us next year! You know you want to…
@AusGIPath
AGPS
1 year
SAVE THE DATE for AGPS 30 October - 1 November 2025 in Sydney with international faculty “Top to Tail - a Gastrointestinal Odyssey”
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@angiechou
Angela Chou
1 year
Excellent sessions at the annual Australian Gastrointestinal Pathology Society Meeting followed by dinner at The Boatshed. #gitpathology @AusGIPath
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AGPS
1 year
Always great to catch up with GI colleagues! Look forward to Sydney 2025
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AGPS
1 year
Fantastic debate on non conventional dysplasia in IBD won by team NSW
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@CatrionaMckenz5
Catriona Mckenzie
1 year
Should be a great meeting @priyanthi_k2017 @RAStandish
@AusGIPath
AGPS
1 year
SAVE THE DATE for AGPS 30 October - 1 November 2025 in Sydney with international faculty “Top to Tail - a Gastrointestinal Odyssey”
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@CatrionaMckenz5
Catriona Mckenzie
1 year
Save the date for the IAP 2025 🤩 To meet the needs of the growing number of sub specialised pathologists we have new short courses this year. Also boot camps for our trainees! @IAP_AUS @FionaMacPath @priyanthi_k2017
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@EvePropper
Eve Propper
1 year
Friday 14 June 2024 is my last day @PathologyRCPA after 18.5 amazing years . Thx to the incredible Fellowship , you are all inspirational! It has been my privilege & honour. #TeamHaem & #ForensicFamilyForever #MedicineisPathology 🩷
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@Pathology_RCPA
Pathology Journal
1 year
Congratulations to our Deputy Editor-In-Chief Prof Wendy Cooper, who was awarded the Distinguished Pathologist medal at the 48th Annual Scientific Meeting of @IAP_AUS over the weekend, recognising her outstanding contribution to the discipline of pathology. #PathTwitter
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@CatrionaMckenz5
Catriona Mckenzie
1 year
Great to be part of DEI discussion @IAP_AUS and to hear from our panel including distinguished pathologist @WendyCoope17790 and @LiangRhea from surgery. To be continued!
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@LiangRhea
Rhea Liang
1 year
The #DiversityAndInclusion at @IAP_AUS starts with two pathology legends @CatrionaMckenz5 and @WendyCoope17790 'Can snow ploughing be sexist?' Short answer- yes, because most snowplough drivers are men, but when women are included, accidents *halve*.
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