Dr Tom O'Rourke

Accreditation

• Hospitals MPHR
• Speciality General Surgery
• InterestsDr O'Rourke specialises in hernia; gallbladder disease; liver and pancreatic cancer; melanoma and soft tissue sarcoma.

Biography

Dr Tom O’Rourke is a general surgeon, specialising in laparoscopic, general and hepatobiliary surgery and surgical oncology.

Dr Tom O’Rourke completed his surgical training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital. In 2006 he was awarded the FRACS before working at the North Hampshire Hospital as a hepatobiliary surgical fellow and then at the Royal Marsden Hospital as a fellow in surgical oncology. He further trained in advanced hepatobiliary surgery and liver transplant surgery at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.

Dr Tom O’Rourke’s special interests include hernia, gallbladder disease, liver and pancreatic cancer, melanoma and soft tissue sarcoma. He is a consultant general, HPB and liver transplant surgeon at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.

Dr O’Rourke is a senior lecturer at the University of Queensland and regularly teaches students and registrars. He is supervisor of surgical trainees at Princess Alexandra Hospital and a member of the board in general surgery for the College of Surgeons.

Dr O’Rourke currently runs a private practice at Mater Private Hospital Redland (Bayside Specialist Surgeons), offering a full general surgical service.

Presentations

When gallstones misbehave
From Mater's general surgery, geriatrics and cardiology GP education — 31 May 2011

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