Person

Sullivan, Colin Edward (1945 - )

FAA

Born
3 August 1945
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation
Medical educator

Summary

Colin Sullivan was Senior Lecturer in Medicine, University of Sydney 1979-1983, Associate Professor of Medicine 1983-1991and Professor of Medicine since 1991. His interests include respiratory medicine and sleep disorders.

Details

Born Sydney, 3 August 1945. Educated University of Sydney (BSc (Med) (hons) 1967, MB BS 1970, PhD 1977). Member, Royal Australasian College of Physicians 1973; Fellow, Royal Australasian College of Physicians 1976. Junior Resident Medical Officer, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital 1970; Fellow in Thoracic Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Sydney 1971; Registrar in General Medicine, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital 1972; John Read Memorial Travelling Fellow of Asthma Foundation of New South Wales and Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Department of Medicine, University of Toronto 1976-78; Senior Lecturer in Medicine, University of Sydney 1979-83, Associate Professor of Medicine 1983-91, Professor of Medicine 1991- ; Director, Sleep Disorders Centre, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital; Deputy Director, Institute of Respiratory Medicine. Cecile Lehman Mayer Research Award, American College of Chest Physicians 1978; Research Medal, Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand 1994; Fellow, Australian Academy of Science 1997. Inaugural President, Australasian Sleep Association.

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