Background
Dr Mark Hayes is a public health registrar at the Burnet Institute undertaking his advanced training through the Australasian Faculty of Public Health Medicine (AFPHM). During his Master of Public Health he completed a research position at the Institute of Public Health, Charité University of Medicine in Berlin.
He is also a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He works clinically at the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service and has additional training in sexual health.
Mark is interested in a diverse range of health topics including blood born viruses, chronic disease prevention, health systems, and sustainable populations.
Positions
- 2021 – present: Public Health Registrar, Burnet Institute
- 2021 – present: General Practitioner, Victorian Aboriginal Health Service
- 2019 – 2021: General Practice Registrar, multiple clinics including Victorian Aboriginal Health Service and Melbourne Sexual Health Centre
- 2018 – 2019: Hospital Medical Officer, Monash Health
- 2017 – 2018: Intern, Austin Health
Qualifications
- 2021: FRACGP, Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
- 2016: Master of Public Health, University of Melbourne and Charité University of Medicine, Berlin
- 2016: Doctor of Medicine University of Melbourne
- 2010: Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts, University of Melbourne
Awards
- 2017 Thomas and Elizabeth Ross Scholarship
- 2017 Bertram Armytage Prize
- 2017 Therapeutic Guidelines LTD Laurie Mashford Prize, University of Melbourne
- 2016 Research Grant, German Academic Exchange Service
- 2016 Alan Gilbert Mobility Scholarship
- 2016 John and Betty McCreery Travelling Scholarship, University of Melbourne
Projects (2)
Current (2)
