The Division of Health Sciences benefits from its high calibre of staff and their wide range of skills and research expertise. Please search our Staff Expertise Database for details on University of Otago, Health Sciences staff. Each staff profile provides information on qualifications, current academic position, contact details, and a summary of research and publications.
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Dr Mary Anne Teariki
Housing and health
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Dr Lucy Telfar-Barnard
Health and Housing
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Dr Andrea Teng
Epidemiology and public health
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Associate Professor Laurel Teoh
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Rachel Tester
Communication in healthcare; Narrative research
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Dr Kate N Thomas
Exercise physiology and prescription, heat therapy, peripheral arterial disease, venous disease, healthy brain ageing, ultrasound
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Dr Bronnie Thompson
Pain, coping, daily life
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Associate Professor Lee Thompson
Public health and policy
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Associate Professor Mark Thompson-Fawcett
Ileal pouch microbiota and pouchitis, functional bowel disorders, colorectal cancer, student assessment
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Maree Thomson
Senior Professional Practice Fellow
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Associate Professor George Thomson
Tobacco control, health policy and health politics.
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Emeritus Professor Murray Thomson
Dental epidemiology, dental public health, health services research and scientific journal editing
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Dr Kelly Tikao
Māori Health
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Emeritus Professor Murray Tilyard
General Practice research focusing on research translation and patient safety, especially in medicines use.
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Carmen Timu-Parata
Māori health, breasfeeding support
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Honorary Associate Professor Geoffrey Tompkins
Dental molecular microbiology
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Professor Darryl Tong
Trauma, war surgery, sports-related concussion
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Emeritus Professor Les Toop
General Practice
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Associate Professor Cindy Towns
Dr Towns is a General Physician, Geriatrician and Clinical Ethicist with a strong focus on patient safety and rights and a special interest in the acute porphyrias.
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Dr Seamus Tredinnick