A/Prof Mark J. Winder

BAppSc, MBBS (Hons), MS, FRACS

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Languages: English

Specialties

  • Neurosurgery

Areas of Interest

  • Minimally invasive spine
  • Pituitary
  • Skull base

St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney, NSW

St Vincent's Private Hospital
Suite 1302, Level 13
East Wing Building
406 Victoria Street
Darlinghurst NSW 2010

T: (02) 8382 6724

F: (02) 8382 6736

E: admin@sydneybrainandspine.com

Biography

A/Prof Mark J. Winder is a Neurosurgeon operating at St Vincent’s Private and Public Hospitals in Sydney. He has been the Director of clinical training for 10 years and the Chairman of Neurosurgery for the past 6 years and is actively involved in current evidence based research.

A/Prof Winder has undertaken subspecialist training in North America, completing a 12 month Combined Spinal Fellowship at the University of Calgary which had a specific focus on Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery. A/Prof Winder has trained under some of North America’s finest specialist spinal surgeons, publishing and presenting his research at several North American Spinal Meetings.

Upon completion of the Australasian Neurosurgical Fellowship, A/Prof Winder was selected for a Minimally Invasive Skull Base Fellowship at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute and Swedish Science Foundation in Seattle USA. Here he was mentored by internationally renowned skull base neurosurgeons Dr Marc Mayberg, Dr David Newell and Dr Greg Foltz.

A/Prof Winder completed a master in surgery and has over 20 years experience as a spine doctor and as a brain surgeon. He is currently involved in the development of the Australasian Neurosurgical Curriculum and is similarly keen to foster international academic relationships through conjoint fellowship programs.

A/Prof Winder's rooms can be contacted to answer questions about the central nervous system, brain tumours, spinal cord problems and other brain and spinal conditions.

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