Dr Way Siow in Dee Why, NSW, Mona Vale, NSW

Dr Way Siow is a Gastroenterologist, have practice in Pittwater Day Surgery in Mona Vale, NSW and Dee Why Endoscopy Unit in Dee Why, NSW. Dr Way Siow has 196 views and no reviews. 0 patients voted for medical provider, average rating 0.00 out of 5.

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BSc (Med) MBBS FRACP

Dr Way Siow is a consultant gastroenterologist serving the Northern Beaches Hospitals. Way completed his physicians training at Gosford and Royal North Shore Hospitals after graduating from the University of New Wales. Since completing advanced gastroenterology training, Way has been involved in a number of liver and endoscopy related research projects at Westmead Hospital as a clinical research fellow. As part of his PhD, he is exploring the relationship between non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and the development of colorectal cancer. He is currently a conjoint fellow with the University of Newcastle and a clinical lecturer with the University of Sydney actively involved in medical education.

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Practice name Pittwater Day Surgery
Address Suite 202, 20 Bungan St, Mona Vale, NSW 2103
Suburb or City Mona Vale, NSW

State New South Wales
Country Australia

Practice name Dee Why Endoscopy Unit
Address Level 4, Suite 4402/834 Pittwater Rd, Dee Why NSW 2099
Suburb or City Dee Why, NSW

State New South Wales
Country Australia

What is the Dr Way Siow's specialty?

Dr Way Siow is a Gastroenterologist.

What is the address of the Dr Way Siow's practice?

Dr Way Siow works at Suite 202, 20 Bungan St, Mona Vale, NSW 2103

What are the Dr Way Siow's qualifications?

BSc (Med) MBBS FRACP

Dr Way Siow is a consultant gastroenterologist serving the Northern Beaches Hospitals. Way completed his physicians training at Gosford and Royal North Shore Hospitals after graduating from the University of New Wales. Since completing advanced gastroenterology training, Way has been involved in a number of liver and endoscopy related research projects at Westmead Hospital as a clinical research fellow. As part of his PhD, he is exploring the relationship between non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and the development of colorectal cancer. He is currently a conjoint fellow with the University of Newcastle and a clinical lecturer with the University of Sydney actively involved in medical education.

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