College of Medicine & Public Health
Thursday 17th April 2025 - 2:30pm

Live stream

Ceremony details

Program

Officers, College Vice-Presidents and Executive Deans

Graduates

PHD students

University Medals

Digital Ceremony Booklet

Program

Entry of Academic Procession
The Chancellor, Deputy Chancellors, Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, members of the University Council and staff of the University will enter in academic procession.

Australian National Anthem

Indigenous Opening

Opening of Proceedings

Presentation of Graduates

Closing of Proceedings

Departure of Academic Procession

The Chancellor, Deputy Chancellors, Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, members of the University Council and staff of the University will exit in academic procession.

Officers of the University

Chancellor
Mr John Hood

Deputy Chancellors
Ms Elizabeth Perry AM
Mr Douglas Gautier AM

President and Vice-Chancellor
Professor Colin J Stirling

Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Professor Romy Lawson

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research)
Professor Ray Chan

Vice-President (Corporate Services)
Mr Mark Gregory

General Counsel & University Secretary
Mr Marc Davies

College Vice-President and Executive Deans

Business, Government and Law
Professor Michael Gilding

Education, Psychology and Social Work
Professor Deborah West

Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Professor Peter Monteath

Medicine and Public Health
Professor Jonathan Craig

Nursing and Health Sciences
Professor Michelle Miller

Science and Engineering
Professor Alistair Rendell

PHD Students

College of Medicine & Public Health

Name	Supervisors	Thesis	Citation
Sue Ursula Bertossa	Dr Kate Fairweather & Professor Sharon Lawn	A phenomenological study of gambling and Vietnamese Australians.	Problem gambling is a significant health problem in Australia; despite the cultural diversity of our nation little is known about the role culture plays in defining this issue. This study adopted a phenomenological approach, creating an understanding of what it means to be a problem gambler within a Vietnamese Australian context. The comparatively libertarian nature of commercial gambling in Australia has proven popular with Vietnamese Australians; venues offer a welcoming, exciting, and non-discriminatory environment, helping overcome the isolation and loneliness often associated with migration. Gambling has also provided a compelling emotional escape for those affected by trauma; and it’s sometimes perceived as a means for creating much-needed capital. Yet, Vietnamese Australians recognise the risk of becoming dependent on gambling, and identified the prominent role that shame, in all its cultural complexities, treat problem gambling.
Katherine Mary Boschen	Professor Sharon Lawn & Dr Caroline Phelan	NDIS Participants with Psychosocial Disabilities: Investigating their formal supports following a life-limiting diagnosis	The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has supported Australians with disabilities for almost a decade. To ensure the sustainability of the NDIS, Australian Governments have agreed that where services are best funded under universal service obligations or via another service system, such as health or mental health, the NDIS will not fund those supports. Formal support systems have not yet agreed on how they plan to assist NDIS participants once they develop life-limiting conditions, particularly those without pre-existing physical disabilities, such as participants with psychosocial disabilities. This research’s significant and original contribution to knowledge is a detailed analysis of the types of support formal systems currently provide participants with psychosocial disabilities and life-limiting conditions. The research contrasts the expectations of participants and their informal and formal supports with the intergovernmental agreements, identifies the gaps and barriers, and reveals whether the support ensures equity and seamlessness between systems.
Manam Inushi De Silva	Professor Cedric Bardy, Professor Simon Conn & Professor Brett Stringer	Glioblastoma plasticity and therapeutic sensitivity in the human brain microenvironment	Glioblastoma (GBM) is a common, but highly aggressive brain tumour. Despite advances in treatment, it is difficult to treat because of its ability to adapt and survive in different environments. This thesis examines how GBM tumours adapt to brain environments making them resistant to chemotherapy and radiation. A major finding is that cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), which normally supports brain cells, can make GBM tumours harder to treat. The research highlights a potential solution: repurposing an antipsychotic drug called trifluoperazine (TFP). TFP blocks proteins that promote treatment resistance and makes GBM more sensitive to chemotherapy and radiation. While TFP shows promise, more research is needed on how it works in the body. This thesis also suggests that lab-grown, human brain cell models could improve GBM research. These models reflect real brain diversity, making them useful for testing treatments and understanding how GBM affects healthy brain cells.
Jose Javier Estevez Bordon	Professor Jamie Craig, Professor John Landers, Associate Professor Richard Mills, Alex Brown & Dr Natasha Howard	Defining the Epidemiology of Blindness and Diabetic Retinopathy among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People	This research delved into the escalating issue of diabetes and its dire impact on vision among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, a group facing significant health disparities. Focused on understanding the complex social, clinical, and biological risk factors underpinning diabetes-related blindness and other vision impairments, the study utilised data from landmark studies. These studies shed light on the risk and outcomes associated with diabetes. Key findings highlighted the disproportionate burden of visual disabilities within this community, influenced by modifiable factors like education and employment, and underscored by the pervasive challenge of accessing quality eye care and screenings. This research not only fills a critical gap in our understanding of diabetes-related vision loss but also underscores the urgent need for tailored, accessible healthcare solutions to mitigate these risks among Australia's Indigenous population, paving the way for a more inclusive and effective healthcare framework.
Anowarul Islam	Dr Stephen Gregory, Dr Binoy Appukuttan & Professor Leanne Dibbens	Metabolic effects of aneuploidy and their relevance to cancer and neurological phenotypes	Chromosomal instability (CIN), a hallmark of most human solid tumors, causes ongoing chromosomal gains or losses, leading to aneuploidy. Aneuploidy contributes to cancer progression, poor prognosis, and drug resistance. Targeting aneuploidy for cancer treatment requires understanding signaling pathways enabling aneuploid cell survival. Using Drosophila as a model, I investigated transcriptional responses to CIN and identified altered one-carbon metabolism, particularly S-Adenosyl methionine (SAM) pathways. Depleting SAM synthase in CIN cells induced apoptosis, reversible by spermine supplementation. Loss of polyamines heightened ROS susceptibility and reduced autophagy, driving CIN cell death, suggesting polyamine inhibition as a therapeutic strategy. Additionally, I modeled neuronal aneuploidy in Drosophila, linking Mad2 depletion in GABAergic neurons to increased aneuploidy, cell death, and seizure phenotypes, mitigated by antioxidants. Finally, I developed Drosophila lines expressing human KCNT1 epilepsy mutations, demonstrating seizure phenotypes modifiable by cannabidiol. This establishes Drosophila as a model to study CIN-related diseases and KCNT1 epilepsy.
Andrea Jane Mangion	Professor Neil Piller & Professor Sue Gordon	Digital health in lymphoedema care	Telehealth adoption surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing continued care for lymphoedema patients during lockdowns. Before this eHealth modalities, including telehealth, were scarcely researched in lymphoedema care and the extent of the utilisation of digital health was largely unknown. Through sixteen publications from 2021 to 2024 and the development of five digital prototypes—a chatbot, online course, educational app, serious game, and digital assessment tool—this thesis significantly contributes to the understanding and application of digital health in lymphoedema care. Eighteen eHealth modalities were identified as being utilised in various aspects of prevention, diagnosis, assessment, and treatment. This work is original, significant, and timely, given the rapid expansion globally of digital health technologies beyond telehealth to include sophisticated applications of robotics and artificial intelligence.
Jai Lachlan Meyers	Professor Robyn Meech & Research Fellow Julie-Ann Hulin	The Role of UGT Enzymes as Novel Modulators of Lipid Biosynthesis in Breast Cancer	The human UDP-glycosyltransferase (UGT) superfamily is comprised of 22 enzymes, with many having well defined functions in disease. Although previously linked to pathogenic features of breast cancers, the precise biological activities of the UGT isoforms; UGT2B11 and UGT2B28, were largely undefined. This research explored the role of these two orphan enzymes in breast cancer and attempt to deduce their functional roles. Specifically, this project examined associations of UGT2B11 and UGT2B28 expression levels with clinical and biochemical parameters in breast cancer patient cohorts. This led to defining a role of these UGTs in modulating the activation of SREBPs (sterol regulatory binding proteins), the master regulators of lipid biosynthesis. Finally, a role of these UGTs in mediating crosstalk between SREBP and androgen receptor signalling was identified. Overall, this research has demonstrated the important role of UGT2B11 and UGT2B28 as novel modulators of lipid biosynthesis in breast cancer.
Harman Sharma	Dr Luke Grundy, Dr Steven Taylor & Professor Simon Brookes	Role of Bladder Sensory Neurons in Urinary Tract Infection and Chronic Bladder Hypersensitivity	My thesis investigates bladder's intricate nerve network and how urinary tract infections (UTIs) can disrupt its function. The bladder relies heavily on sensory and autonomic nerves to maintain proper function and UTIs can lead to alterations in these pathways, causing chronic pain and dysfunction. By using a mouse model, I found that UTIs significantly increase nerve sensitivity and alter bladder function as a result of infection-induced inflammation. Importantly, I discovered that persistent changes in nerve activity and gene expression can remain long after the infection, predisposing individuals to ongoing bladder issues. This work fills a critical knowledge gap about the neural mechanisms behind acute and chronic bladder conditions, underscoring the need for treatments that target underlying nerve dysfunction rather than just managing symptoms. By revealing how bladder nerves contribute to pain and sensitivity, this research offers important insights that could lead to better and effective therapeutic approaches.

Graduates (in order of appearance) - published as of 4 April 2025

College of Medicine & Public Health

Name	Award
Rami Abou Alezz	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Rebecca Aladesaye	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Kalani Deborah Aston	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Mishka Sudeshen Bechoo	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Ashleigh Skye Bengel	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Isabelle Grace Burgess	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Orlando Ian Camilleri	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Akeera Jayne Chapman	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Tyla Nicole Damhuis	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Benjamin Davies	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Joshua James Docking	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Daniel Dubas	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Tyler William Evans	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Taliah Marie Findlay	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Andrew Bruce Foulis	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Jack William Gallagher	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Preethika Venkatesh Ganiger	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Josina George	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Ava Gray	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Kiarna Deborah Hanlin	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Kristan Holmes	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Samuel Charles Hornibrook	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Chloe Leigh Howlett	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Isabel Charlotte Jantzen	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Jerome Jomon	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Tully Kennett	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Syed Maaer Khurram	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Benjamin John Kiely	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Praharshitha Kunninti	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Jessica Azaria Rose Langham	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Aishwarya Malik	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Sophie Margot Manifold	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Anthony James Masefield	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Mikaylah Sophie Anne McDonald	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Mollin Tinotenda Munyoro	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Athicha Namboot	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Kai Ting Ng	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Hayley Alexandra O'Byrne	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Georgina Magi Orchard	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Amelia Elizabeth Osborn	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Nikita Pepaj	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Kirsty Rivera	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Kashmir-Lilly Rodato	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Dakota Jay Scrimshaw	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Olivia Rose Sealey	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Ariba Naser Siddiqui	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Harkirat Singh	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Ben Paul Thomas	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
April-Rose Jacqueline Woodhams	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Paul Matthew Altmann	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE (LABORATORY MEDICINE)
Rosie Holmes	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE (LABORATORY MEDICINE)
Lauren Mikayla Reichelt	BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE (LABORATORY MEDICINE)
Jessie Aldridge	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Georgia Alyward	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Mikayla Amezdroz-Hill	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Rose Ballinger	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Brodie Barrow	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Kasey Bauer	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Kristopher Becker	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Jacob William Michael Bessen	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Lucas Bradley	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Ruby Briffa	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Hayley Brown	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Duc Tuan Kiet Bui	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Sophia Camilos	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Mary Chapman	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Holly Clark	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Christopher Clayson	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Jasmine Clift	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Jemma Cobb	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Shaylee Kate Coombe	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Chloe Dabrowski	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Noah Davies	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Antonia Italia De Angelis	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Imogen Rose Dippy	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Imogen Donald	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Hayden Downs	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Leiane Doyle	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Caitlin Eccleston	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Cale Edwards	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Karim El-Hosni	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Melanie Ellisdon	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Marco Els	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Laine Evans	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Lachlan Fawcett	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Oscar Lucas Feddern	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Ruby Fisher	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Willow Eden Fitzhenry	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Gemma Gafney	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Jomeley Garcia	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Ruby Gardner	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Alexander Gieltowski	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Grace Grainger	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Madison Grose	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Emma Hamnett	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Angus Hampel	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Tahlia Haseldine	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Nicola Heffernan	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Alexander Jones	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Aaron Kilpatrick	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Nadia Kovacevic	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Michael Le	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Sarah Levey	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Sophie Grace Lipman	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Samuel Lissner	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Georgie Kate Loxton	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Helena Manavis	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Mohammedsiddique Mansuri	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Callum Mcfadden	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Melissa Menz	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Norma Maroli Merino Valencia	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Samir Nakad	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Jennifer Nguyen	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Amelie Noble	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Madeline O'Dea	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Jasper Paparella	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Kiana Pascoe	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Aashvi Patel	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Michael Prescott	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Joshua Reck	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Maddison Redding	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Dahna Reidy	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Lloyd Roberts	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Charlotte Seidel	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Risini Senaratne	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Breannan Smith	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Jeremy Stahl	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Montana Stephenson	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Stella Stevens	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Sophia Stouraitis	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Georgia Taylor	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Lauren Thomas	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Megan Tiller	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Antonio Tretola	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Isaac Turner	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Harrison Uren	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Louise Wadsworth	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Mitchell Wilson	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Kelsie Wing	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Shannon Winthers	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Lauren Woodward	BACHELOR OF PARAMEDICINE
Tina Hart	BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH
James Sheomal Heenatimulla	BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Ching Yi Lau	BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Jamil O'Brien Locker	BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Nicholas Rich	BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Amal Abdirashid Ali	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Tayla Louise Albertini	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Sana Fatima Amiri	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Juan Calderer-Benitez	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Lucy Anne Franzon	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Sophie Hallows	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Jiyon John	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Melinda Mead	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Alice Merope Neill	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Rafha Rafeeu	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Stellene Georgia Vitaro	HONOURS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Jessica Jade Couzner	GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC HEALTH
Kathryn Elizabeth Hunt	GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC HEALTH
Guelor Bahati Karangwa	GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
Susan Nasimiyu Babikha	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Sein Hwang	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Mansi Jayantibhai Korat	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Bindu Kshetri Bhattarai	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Paskuwal Handi Pabasara Oshadhi Mendis Mendis	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Rasadi Sajeewa Rajakaruna Moradana Gamage	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Vy Price-Beck	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Nathini Sion	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Shikha Tripathi	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Shifa Mohamed Talha Vora	MASTER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Alexsia Houridis	MASTER OF CLINICAL EDUCATION (BY COURSEWORK)
Larishna Ramasamy	MASTER OF CLINICAL EDUCATION (BY COURSEWORK)
Nomthandazo Masuku	MASTER OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
Kane Robert Stevenson	MASTER OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
Renae Viselli	MASTER OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
Melanie Von	MASTER OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
Taylor Jett Gatto	MASTER OF COUNSELLING (BEHAVIOURAL HEALTH)
Samuel James Koutsouridis	MASTER OF COUNSELLING (BEHAVIOURAL HEALTH)
Parisya Peter Mosel	MASTER OF COUNSELLING (BEHAVIOURAL HEALTH)
Shekaina Thomas	MASTER OF COUNSELLING (BEHAVIOURAL HEALTH)
Emily Grace Turley	MASTER OF COUNSELLING (BEHAVIOURAL HEALTH)
Rachelle Bonus Abante	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Oluwakemi Olabisi Adigun	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Bedowra Haq Aumon	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Claire-Maree Burt	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Dillon Lindell Robert Chaffey	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Faisal Zaheer Choudary	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Jahnvi Miraj Desai	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Daveena Marie Dhillon	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Mukundan Gopi Nair	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Tanisha Gulati	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Puja Yamuna Prasad Gupta	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Meagan Deborah Huebl	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Jessica Sarah Klaebe	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Yuwalak Kongsawat	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Ma Sharina Nogot	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Lorreta Swincer	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Christian Alexis Tamayo Otero	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Charles Archibald Triggs	MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Rekha Ravutha Gounden	MASTER OF SURGERY
Syed Wajih ul Hassan	DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Sharleen Kabiri	DOCTOR OF MEDICINE