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After Dr Ashaia was awarded his primary degree in medicine and surgery. He immediately pursued a career in orthopaedics through a Master of Orthopaedic Surgery. Since then, he has worked in orthopaedics in public hospitals across NSW and QLD. He has gained further subspecialised experience in the Royal North Shore Hospital Hand Unit and Westmead Children ‘s Hospital.
Because of his deep passion for research and learning, Dr Ashaia has completed a Master of Clinical Epidemiology degree from Newcastle University (with Distinction) which enriched his knowledge in research methodology.
After finishing his orthopaedic training program in Sydney, NSW, Dr Ashaia was awarded a Fellowship of The Royal Australian College of Surgeons (FRACS). He followed this training with two Australian fellowships in Foot and Ankle Surgery, Lower Limb Reconstruction, Deformity Correction and Hip, Knee and Ankle Arthroplasty. These fellowships have provided in depth experience and skills for managing complex orthopaedic lower limbs presentations through state of art techniques such as minimal invasive surgery, pre operative 3d modelling and planning, and computer/robotic assisted surgery.
With strong commitment to training of junior doctors, Dr Ashaia holds a position of Conjoint Lecturer in the School of Medicine at Western Sydney University working with medical students. In hospitals Dr Ashaia frequently provides individualised and small group training and mentoring to junior doctors and other health professionals.
Dr Ashaia sees patients with orthopaedic-related presentations. He focuses on collaborating with patients on their care aiming to meet their individual needs and expectations.
Through his caring approach and thorough assessment and investigation of the patient’s condition, Dr Ashaia will explain all the available options and provide the time to consider what’s best. He will also prioritise urgent appointments especially where loss of mobility has direct implications for return to work or access to sport.
Deformity correction and limb lengthening.
Minimally invasive bunion correction, flat foot and cavovarus foot correction, ankle replacement, forefoot deformities and diabetic feet reconstruction.
Total knee replacement, ACL reconstruction and high tibial and distal femoral osteotomy.
Total hip replacement and reconstructive hip surgery.
Upper and lower limb trauma.
A consultation with Dr Ashaia will follow from a referral from your GP. During this consultation, you will be provided with the options for the best type of surgical or non-surgical treatment to meet your needs and expectations.
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