For GPs — education

Come and visit me in theatre.

An open invitation for referring GPs. Stand at the table with me for a hip or knee replacement and see how the decisions are made — from the planning screen to the last stitch. It counts as self-recorded CPD under your own CPD home, and it will change what you tell your patients. Register your interest below and my rooms will find you a list date.

Dr Yas Edirisinghe · Subspecialist hip & knee surgeon · Director of Orthopaedic Surgeon Training, NALHN
I direct orthopaedic surgeon training for NALHN, so teaching is already part of my week. I love teaching, and I love the collegial company and banter in theatre. I would love to host you and talk through whatever matters to you.— Yas

How it works

01

Register your interest

Name, practice, a mobile for confirming the date, and whether you would rather see a hip or a knee. Thirty seconds.

02

My rooms find you a list date

We match you to a weekday list at Ashford or Burnside and send the hospital’s visitor paperwork. You sign it and turn up.

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You spend the morning in theatre

Ask anything, as we go. Before you leave you get the attendance note and reflection prompt for your CPD record — and a much clearer picture of what a referral to me leads to.

Register your interest

My rooms will be in touch with a date. No newsletters, no mailing list.

What would you most like to see?(Required)
Which hospital suits you?
Bringing a case?

In the meantime, the line is open

Verified GPs can call or text me directly about a patient — the fastest education is usually the case in front of you.

Get the direct line

Dr Yas Edirisinghe MBChB, BHB, MSurg, FRACS, FAOrthA — specialist orthopaedic surgeon (hip & knee), Adelaide. AHPRA reg. MED0001219741. Rooms: 08 7081 4100 · admin@orthoprecision.com.au. Information on this page is for referring clinicians; it is general in nature and does not replace individual clinical assessment. Theatre visits are not an accredited CPD activity; recording and classification are the responsibility of the attending practitioner under their own CPD home. All surgery carries risk, which is discussed at consultation.