Meet Our Team

Dr Anand Trivedi is a Senior Lecturer with CTEC and a Consultant General and Acute Care Surgeon, with extensive experience gained working in various WA public hospitals.

Dr Trivedi arrived in Australia from India in 2008 where he had completed his early medical training. Initially Dr Trivedi worked as a fellow in the Acute Surgical Unit at Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth. After finishing two years of post-fellowship training in acute care surgery he also works as a consultant surgeon at Fiona Stanley and Fremantle Hospital Group. He also gained valuable experience at Rockingham Hospital and Bunbury Hospital and also spent time at various WA Country Health Services Hospital as a Consultant Surgeon.

Before commencing General Surgery training, Dr Trivedi spent time in various surgical sub-specialties like Plastic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Cardiothoracic Surgery and Neurosurgery as an unaccredited registrar. These specialties helped Dr Trivedi gain invaluable experience adding to his overall expertise as a General Surgeon.

Recently Dr Trivedi helped found Hollywood Urgent General Surgeons (HUGS) at Hollywood Private Hospital to coincide with the opening of Hollywood Private Hospital’s ER department in late 2021.

Additional Roles:

• Surgical Examiner at Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) for Clinical Examination, UWA and Notre Dame University
• Recipient of “Excellence in Surgical Teaching” award by General Surgeons Australia (GSA)
• State teaching conveyor of surgical teaching of all surgical trainees in Western Australia
• Member of AusPEN (Australian Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition) with a special interest in preoperative nutrition of surgical patients
• Member of the ANZ Hernia Society, with a special interest in complex hernia management
• Member of Australia and New Zealand Association for Surgery of Trauma (ANZAST)

Nathan Brouwer provides specialist technical support within the Hill Medical and Surgical Workshop and ensures compliance with regulations and standards. Nathan also liaises with industry contacts to provide specialised equipment and experimental models for CTEC workshops.

John Linehan has over 25 years of experience in medical education in Australia and the United Kingdom.  He is responsible for coordinating all aspects of CTEC's Core Skills and GIST workshops for medical professionals, including the development of workshop program material and evaluation processes, liaison with workshop Convenors, Faculty and the medical industry, and overseeing the smooth running of workshop programs. John also works with key medical Colleges to facilitate CPD approvals and accreditations for CTEC workshops. 

Shellen Redman is a UWA graduate with 5 years experience teaching Human Anatomy to undergraduate and postgraduate health science students.

Shellen coordinates all the technical aspects and specimen dissections required for running CTEC’s medical and surgical workshops and ensures that they are conducted efficiently and ethically. She works with Convenors and industry partners to ensure that specific quality surgical equipment and instrumentation is available for attendees attending the workshops. Shellen also assists in teaching surgical anatomy and supports academic staff at The University of Western Australia with research projects that are conducted in the Hill Surgical Workshop.

Seng Sengsourinho has an extensive background in preventative health, medical education and research.  Liaising closely with the WA Department of Health WA and the Cancer Network  WA, Seng coordinates CTEC reporting requirements, funding allocations and supports funding initiatives. Seng is also involved in the development and delivery of CTEC sponsorship opportunities.