Adjunct Staff - School of Biomedical Sciences

Visiting Adjuncts in the School of Biomedical Sciences

Name	Areas of Interest
Associate Professor Jason Acker Adjunct Associate Professor Bathurst	Biophysical and physiological response of cells and tissues to freezing and drying; biopreservation of blood products for clinical transfusion and transplantation; microfluidic devices for blood testing
Dr Niaz Al Somai Adjunct Lecturer Wagga Wagga	Co-supervision of HD students; sessional teaching, examining and marking; advisor on pharmacy practice
Ms Virginia Bear Adjunct Senior Lecturer Wagga Wagga	Advisor to BPharm program and mental health and related pharmacotherapy. Mental health placement opportunities & occasional guest lecturer/examiner
Associate Professor Deborah Burton Adjunct Associate Professor Wagga Wagga	Respiratory and asthma management; clinical neurophysiology.
Professor Mark Burton Adjunct Professor Wagga Wagga	Collaborative research with Central Qld University (DVC (Development))
Mr William Coppin Adjunct Lecturer Wagga Wagga	To acknowledge current industry resources and strengthen the relationship with Ambulance Service of NSW. Give guest lectures in anatomy, phusiology, pharmacology, paediatrics etc.
Dr Shane Curran Adjunct Associate Professor Wagga Wagga	Teaching and research; guest lectures in pharmacology, research in cardiology and clinical pharmacology
Ms Alexandra Ehlert Adjunct Lecturer Orange	Clinical Nurse Consultant - particularly in the area of COPD and Chronic Asthma
Associate Professor Charles Fogliani Adjunct Associate Professor Bathurst	Promotion of Chemistry
Ms Julia Gatzek Visiting Scholar Orange	Student assistant at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, research group - Multisensory Perception & Action, Marc Ernst
Professor Zeng-Shan Ma Adjunct Professor Wagga Wagga	Professor of Cardiac Surgery, Taishan Medical University, China
Mr Kelvan Beheshti Maal Visiting Scholar Wagga Wagga	Industrial and molecular microbiology; genetic engineering; antipbiotics, antiseptics; bacterial structures and functions; applied and environmental microbiology; viral biotechnology; medical and pharmaceutical biotechnology.
Mr Graham McCarthy Adjunct Lecturer Bathurst	Clinical education - Ambulance Service of NSW
Ms Alice McKellar Adjunct Senior Lecturer Wagga Wagga	Advisor to the Pharmacy program and hospital clinical pharmacy.
Associate Professor Geoff McKenzie Adjunct Senior Lecturer Wagga Wagga	Medical Science research and administration and leadership role within the Faculty
Mr Alan Morrison Adjunct Lecturer Bathurst	Education and prehospital care
Dr Gary Nolan Adjunct Senior Lecturer Wagga Wagga
Associate Professor Peter O'Meara Adjunct Professor Bathurst	Delivery of ambulance services in rural Australia and the development of paramedic extended scope-of-practice roles
MrMr Peter Rochford Adjunct Lecturer Orange	Respiratory science
Professor Jianchange Shu Adjunct Professor Wagga Wagga	Collaborative research with Guangzhou Red Cross Hospital - a strategic alliance hospital of CSU cardiovascular research group
Dr Brendan Smith Adjunct Associate Professor Wagga Wagga	Consultant Anaesthetist. Non-invasive measurements of cardiac output and optimisation of cardiovascular haemodynamics.
Mr Paul Simpson Adjunct Lecturer Bathurst	Paramedic; pre-hospital care; clinical educator
Professor Tiemin Wei Adjunct Professor Wagga Wagga	Key member of the CSU Cardiovascular Research group, leading the collaborating team at Lishui City Central hospital on hypertension and heart failure research. Promotion of CSU cardiovascular research in China.
Professor Malcolm Woollard Adjunct Professor Wagga Wagga	Emergency care practitioner; outcomes from pre-hospital cardiac arrest following either standard or compression-lonely telephone resuscitation instructions.
Professor Tong-Guo Wu Adjunct Professor Wagga Wagga	Interventional cardiology in China - collaborative research with Prof Lexin Wang. Provide scientific and admin support to all research activities at Guangzhou Red Cross Hospital and supervision of CSU research students.