Brisbane Urology Clinic - Morayfield Hub Medical Centre

I was born and raised in Brisbane and completed my basic medical degree at the University of Queensland. After an intern year in Cairns Hospital, I then worked in Longreach for two years before starting general surgical then Urological training in Townsville, then Brisbane. After completing Urology Speciality training, I spent further time in Cardiff, United Kingdom and in Toronto, Canada. I am an Adjunct Professor in the Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre Queensland (APCRC-Q) School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Health at the Queensland University of Technology. Medical School University of Queensland Qualifications MBBS 1976 FRACS – UROLOGY – 1985 Post Graduate Fellowship in Reconstructive Urology, Cardiff UK – 1985 Fellowship in Urologic Oncology – Radical Prostatectomy – Toronto – 1986

Dr Glen Wood completed a Science degree and 2 years of full time research at Monash University, Victoria prior to completing his medical degree at the University of Queensland. He completed his advanced surgical training in Urology in Queensland and spent a further year in Christchurch, New Zealand gaining experience in Laser stone surgery and the diagnosis and treatment of Prostate Cancer. Dr Wood has completed training in Seed Brachytherapy at the Seattle Prostate Institute and founded Queenslands first brachytherapy program at the Greenslopes Private Hospital in 2003. His interests include diagnosis and management of prostate cancer, stones and infertility. Dr Wood is a member of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Court of Examiners and is one of the founding surgeons in the establishment and development of the Greenslopes Hospital Robotic radical prostatectomy program.

Dr Malone commenced Consultant Urological practice in 2003 with the Brisbane Urology Clinic. In this time he has continued to develop his special interests of Prostate Cancer and Pelvic Uro-Oncology, Laparoscopy and Prosthetic Surgery, as well as continuing to undertake General Urology. Dr Malone graduated in Medicine at the University of Queensland in 1992. Junior medical training was undertaken in Cairns and Innisfail. Advanced Surgical Training was undertaken in Brisbane. In 1998 Dr Malone undertook a Masters of Medical Science degree with the University of Queensland. This research focused on urinary tract cancer, with an emphasis on pathways of cancer spread (metastasis). Dr Malone completed his Fellowship examinations and training with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (Urology) in 2001. In 2002 Dr Malone undertook post-fellowship training at the prestigious Institute for Urology and Nephrology in London. This fellowship focused on Prostate Cancer and Radical Prostatectomy, Prosthetic Urology (Penile Implant and Rehabilitation Surgery / Male Incontinence), Endo-urology, and the management of Complex Stone Disease.