9. HIV&AIDS Trainee Case Presentation Breakfast
| Wednesday, September 16, 2026 |
| 7:30 AM - 8:45 AM |
| Element |
Details
The Case Presentation Breakfast provides an opportunity for trainees and early career clinicians to present difficult cases for discussion with peers. It offers the presenter valuable presentation experience, clinical guidance and the presenters selected are in the running to win a complimentary registration to the 2027 conference as part of the ASHM ECR Awards. We encourage mentors and experienced clinicians to attend to provide expert guidance in discussions. Trainees attend for free! Email the conference secretariat to add the breakfast to your registration. Tickets are selling out fast!
Speaker
Dr. Mitchell Browne
Infectious Diseases Registrar
Bayside Health
When treatment Becomes the Threat: Paradoxical TB-IRIS in Advanced HIV
7:45 AM - 8:00 AMBiography
Mitchell Browne is a first year Advanced Trainee in Infectious Diseases at The Alfred Hospital. He completed an Undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science and a postgraduate degree in medicine at Monash University.
Ms Judy Lamb
Nurse Practitioner Infectious Diseases
Bendigo Health
3rd in Australia :Novel antiretroviral regime
8:00 AM - 8:15 AMBiography
Nurse Practitioner in Regional Victoria with special interest in Blood Bourne Viruses,including HIV and viral hepatitis. Working in infectious Diseases at Bendigo Health for previous 12 years, with a background in sexual health and a passion for rural and remote health provision. HBV & HIV prescriber & MATOD prescriber.
Dr Christopher Wong
Registrar
Alfred Health
Clues to Diagnosis of Disseminated Histoplasmosis in Advanced HIV
8:15 AM - 8:30 AMBiography
Final year Infectious Diseases registrar at Bayside Health, Victoria. Interested in general infectious diseases, with a focus on improving care for vulnerable populations. Passionate about practical, evidence-based medicine and delivering equitable, patient-centred outcomes across diverse clinical settings.
Dr William Chen
Registrar
The Royal Melbourne Hospital
Lack of response to therapy in a person living with HIV with tuberculosis and hepatitis C coinfection
8:30 AM - 8:45 AMBiography
William is a General Medicine Advanced Trainee at the Royal Melbourne Hospital with an interest in Infectious Diseases, particularly infections in immunocompromised hosts and people living with HIV.
Session Chair
Chloe Orkin
Professor Of Infection And Inequities
QMUL
Emma Paige
Infectious Diseases Physician
Bayside Health
