Thomas G. Campbell, MD, MSc, PhD (??)
Phaco Mind Lab
I am a clinician-scientist at The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital and the University of Queensland. I am interested in the psychological aspects of elite surgical performance. I am preparing a series of presentations on the role of deliberate practice in surgical training, on dealing with surgical anxiety and recovering confidence after surgical complications. I hope to provide insights from world-class surgeons, elite athletes, and other high performing individuals.
I completed an undergraduate degree in ecology at the University of Queensland before moving to the UK, where I completed an M.Sc and D.Phil in neuroscience at Oxford University. My DPhil research was in the neurobiology of decision making and its interconnections with anxiety. I then worked at St Cross College and the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics at the University of Oxford as a research fellow in psychiatric genetics. In 2010, I returned to Australia and completed my medical degree at the University of Queensland. I am currently undertaking specialty training in ophthalmology through the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital.
Other Members
Celso Takashi Nakano, MD (??)
Phaco Mentor
Takashi Hida, MD, PhD (??)
Phaco Mentor
Jacqueline Beltz, FRANZCO (??)
Phaco Mentor / VR
Shin Yamane, MD, PhD (??)
Phaco Mentor