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1,000 reasons to celebrate - Skin Cancer College Australasia
1,000 reasons to celebrate - Skin Cancer College Australasia
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The Skin Cancer College Australasia has passed a major milestone, with more than 1,000 registered doctors, nurses, specialists, researchers and students now active members of the College.
For the past six years the College has been the collective voice for frontline practitioners managing skin cancer in Australia and New Zealand.
Skin Cancer College Australasia CEO Lynette Hunt said 1,000-member milestone recognises a thirst for skin cancer resources and support.
“The Skin Cancer College Australasia exists to foster and support the development of health care professionals in their goal to combat skin cancer and save lives,” Ms Hunt said.
“We’re extremely passionate and proud of the work we have done with registered doctors, nurses, specialists, researchers and students via education, research, advocacy and standards.”
The 1,000-membership milestone follows country music icon and 36 times Golden Guitar winner Lee Kernaghan’s recent appointment as the College’s foundation ambassador.
For more information, please refer to the attached media release.
In addition to the release, please find attached an image of Lynette Hunt (SCCA CEO) and Dr Philip Keith Monnington (SCCA President).
Please also find a link below to a video, which features many of the College’s 1,000 members.