Dr Kay Strom MBBS (Hons) FRACGP
Kay completed her medical degree at the University of Queensland, graduating with first class honours. She is currently working as a medical officer at the Griffith University Health Service.
Kay is a tutor at the University of Qld School of Medicine, and Senior Lecturer at the Griffith University School of Medicine. She also works as an educator and examiner for International Medical Graduates with the Communication Program Team, Clinical Skills Development Service, RBWH. She worked predominantly in Sexual and Reproductive Health for more than 20 years until 2014. As Medical Education Coordinator at Family Planning Qld, she developed, delivered and oversaw numerous courses and education programs for medical and nursing professionals including the development of innovative educational models.
She is widely recognised for her expertise and teaching excellence and has lectured for RACGP, RANZCOG, ACRRM, GP Training consortia and Health Workforce Qld. She was coordinator of the Qld GP Cervical Screening Skills Update Project from 2007 – 2013, a program which assisted experienced GPs and international medical graduates to acquire practical skills across all aspects of cervical screening, including communication and speculum insertion
Kay is a tutor at the University of Qld School of Medicine, and Senior Lecturer at the Griffith University School of Medicine. She also works as an educator and examiner for International Medical Graduates with the Communication Program Team, Clinical Skills Development Service, RBWH. She worked predominantly in Sexual and Reproductive Health for more than 20 years until 2014. As Medical Education Coordinator at Family Planning Qld, she developed, delivered and oversaw numerous courses and education programs for medical and nursing professionals including the development of innovative educational models.
She is widely recognised for her expertise and teaching excellence and has lectured for RACGP, RANZCOG, ACRRM, GP Training consortia and Health Workforce Qld. She was coordinator of the Qld GP Cervical Screening Skills Update Project from 2007 – 2013, a program which assisted experienced GPs and international medical graduates to acquire practical skills across all aspects of cervical screening, including communication and speculum insertion