ENT Surgeons Of Melbourne

ENT Head and Neck Surgeon matthew-campbellMatthew Campbell graduated from the University of Melbourne Medical School in 1984. He completed his Fellowship in ENT Head and Neck Surgery in 1995 and won the Jean Littlejohn medal for research (1994) and the Hugh Noel Puckle Prize (1996). Matthew then went to Europe for further training in middle ear surgery (Würzberg, Germany), vocal disorders (Lyon, France) and Head and Neck Surgery (Dublin, Ireland) before returning to Melbourne. Matthew

ENT Head and Neck Surgeon damien-phillipsDamien Phillips grew up in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs and after an undergraduate science degree completed a postgraduate medical degree at University of Queensland in 2001. He has since held positions as registrar of Ear Nose & Throat Surgery at Royal Children’s, Monash, RVEEH, Box Hill, and Austin hospitals.

During her ENT training she has worked extensively in the Kimberley as part of an ENT Aboriginal Outreach Program as well as presenting research at national conferences, winning the poster prize at the Frontiers Conference. She also enjoys teaching and examining medical students, and previously was nominated for Teacher of the Year at Royal Perth Hospital. Dr Chow has extensive experience after completing 3 Clinical Fellowships. She completed a Facial Plastic Surgery Fellowship recognised by the Australasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (AAFPS) in Perth. Following this, she completed Head and Neck and Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowships at the University of Virginia, USA. In addition, she spent time furthering her skills with world leaders in Facial Plastic Surgery at the University of Washington, USA.