RGM 2025

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Welcome to Melbourne, a city where innovation meets tradition, set against a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes and cultural richness. We are thrilled to host the 35th Annual Robert Guerin ASOHNS Trainee Meeting, embarking on another journey of professional development, collaboration, and excellence in our field.

This year's conference is designed to enhance your training with a strong emphasis on clinical practice and examination skills.

We have planned an engaging program, including a comprehensive mock examination at The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, alongside insightful lectures and interactive sessions with leading sub-specialists, all aimed at pushing your knowledge beyond the pages of textbooks.

 We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to all the colleagues and staff who have dedicated their time and expertise to make your 2025 meeting a success. Your contributions are invaluable to our shared mission of advancing our specialty. 

Enjoy Melbourne, and let's make this meeting a memorable step in our collective growth. 

Dr Sukanya Rajiv, Dr Alastair Grenness, Dr Jason Toppi

RGM 2025 Conveners

RGM 2025 Overview 

Date

Activity

Venue

Sunday 26 October

Mock Exam

Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital

Sunday 26 October

Welcome Drinks

Sofitel Melbourne on Collins

Monday 27 October

Educational Program Day 1

Sofitel Melbourne on Collins

Monday 27 October

Annual Trainees Dinner

  

Tuesday 28 October

 Educational Program Day 2     Sofitel Melbourne on Collins

Dr Robert Guerin

This meeting is named in honour of Dr Robert Guerin, an Adelaide otolaryngologist and past President of ASOHNS (1991 - 1993). Dr Guerin was the convener for the inaugural trainee meeting held in Adelaide in 1990. He was a great contributor to the OHNS specialty and a dedicated teacher who promoted the specialty both locally and internationally.

Robert Guerin Research Prize

The Garnett Passe Rodney Williams Memorial Foundation will award the annual Robert Guerin Research prize for the best adjudged Australian trainee research.

The prize will comprise of a GPRWMF Certificate, free registration and an opportunity to present as a speaker at the Frontiers Meeting.