Gordon James Aitken Clunie

Background

Clunie, Gordon James Aitken was born on March 29, 1932 in Suva, Fiji. Son of Thomas Anderson Clunie and Agnes Smith Aitken.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1956; Chairman, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1968; Doctor of Science, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1993.

Career

Lecturer surgical science, U. Edinburgh, 1964-1967; reader in surgery, U. Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 1968-1973; professor surgery, U. Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 1973-1978; professor surgery, U. Melbourne, 1978-1995; deputy dean, Faculty of Medicine, U. Melbourne, 1986-1995; dean, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences U. Melbourne, 1995-1997; senior medical consultant, Anti-Cancer Council Victoria, Carlton, Australia, since 1998. Senior examiner general surgery Royal Australian College Surgeons, Melbourne,1988-1992, Chairman of the Board basic surgical training, since 1995. Chairman medical & science committee Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria, Australia, 1984-1988.

Achievements

• Gordon James Aitken Clunie has been listed as a noteworthy Surgeon, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Captain Royal Army Medical Corps, 1957-1959. Member Surgical Research Society Australia and New Zealand (president 1975-1977), Clinical Oncological Society Australia (president 1983-1985), International Surgical Society, Transplantation Society, Australian Society Immunology, International Association Endocrine Surgeons, Transplantation Society Australia and New Zealand.

Interests

• Avocations: reading, music, swimming.

Connections

Married Jess Anne Crozier, December 29, 1957. Children: David Alexander, Christine Louise, PamelaElizabeth.

Father:

Thomas Anderson Clunie

Mother:

Agnes Smith Aitken

Spouse:

Jess Anne Crozier

child:

David Alexander Clunie

child:

Christine Louise Clunie

child:

PamelaElizabeth Clunie