Michael’s Story

Home | Our Stories | MICHAEL’S STORYPage 37

Dr Michael Wren, FRACS (Ortho)

“I keep going back because I see progress every year.”
“It is very worthwhile and the help is greatly appreciated.”

Dr Michael Wren is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Royal Perth Hospital and St John of God Subiaco Hospital. He has been a mainstay of Orthopaedic training in Ethiopia since 2012 when we developed the first Ethiopian Orthopaedic Trauma Course in Addis Ababa. He has participated in 10 training team visits to Ethiopia.

Michael had been a volunteer in Cambodia with Dr Tim Keenan (another major contributor to Australian Doctors for Africa in Ethiopia) and is part of the Australia AO Faculty.

Michael was instrumental in introducing Dr Claude Martin from AO Alliance, leading to a long term collaboration with Australian Doctors for Africa which has developed a whole generation of dynamic leaders in Ethiopia Orthopaedics and Traumatology.

Michael is a popular personality and excellent teacher. His clear teaching points and engaging manner are always appreciated by young orthopaedic surgeons.

Photo caption: Dr Michael Wren, FRACS (Ortho)

News

Nell Gray Fashions Donates Scrubs

Nell Gray Fashions Donates Scrubs

A huge thank you to Paula Forrest and the team at Nell Gray Fashions in Bayswater for donating hundreds of new scrubs (not required due to hospital closures).  Nell Gray has been a great supporter of Australian Doctors for Africa donating uniforms and scrubs on many...

New Anaesthetic Machine Donated for Madagascar

New Anaesthetic Machine Donated for Madagascar

A new Glostavent Helix anaesthetic machine, donated by Australian Doctors for Africa to Clinique St Luc, in Tulear, Madagascar in action.  Providing equipment is a major strategic priority which supports our skills improvement program.   ADFA's programs in Madagascar...

Channel 10 News!

Channel 10 News!

Did you catch us on the Channel 10 News on Friday night?  If not click below to see the fantastic work our nurses and doctors are doing in Madagascar, with support from the Australian NGO Cooperation Program.