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25/09/2015 at 5:25 pm #72471Michael WishartParticipant
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SRACA Vic cordially invites you to join us for ‘An Evening with Dr Michelle Alfa’
Whilst in Australia to present at AGW in Brisbane on Monday & Wednesday, Dr Michelle Alfa is coming to Melbourne to present for SRACA Vic at St Vincent’s Hospital Fitzroy on Thursday, 1st October before returning to Canada.
Dr. Michelle J. Alfa is a professor in the Department of Medical Microbiology at the University of Manitoba. In addition, she is a Principal Investigator at the St. Boniface Research Centre. She has worked for the past 25 years as a Ph.D. certified Clinical Microbiologist involved with diagnostic microbiology, teaching, and research in the area of hospital-acquired infections.
Her primary area of research is related to improving reprocessing of complex medical devices to reduce the risk of infection transmission. Monitoring cleaning of endoscope channels and other difficult to clean medical devices has been a key focus. This provides a way to detect improperly cleaned devices and ensure they are re-cleaned prior to being disinfected or sterilized.
Dr. Alfa has over 150 publications, has received the Distinguished Microbiologist award from Canadian College of Microbiologists, and the Research Innovation award from the University of Manitoba.
This Thursday, 1st October.
5pm for 5.30pm commencement and concluding at 8.30pm
Light refreshments will be served.
Where St. Vincents Hospital
Aikenhead Building (Building E)
Ground Floor Michael Chamberlain lecture theatre
Corner Nicholson St & Victoria Parade
FitzroySeats currently available.
Casual parking available at St Vincents car parks in Fitzroy St -between Public & Private hospitals.
Melbourne Museum Royal Exhibition Building) Carpark
$7 after 4pm. (out by closing at midnight)
Check details;
http://museumvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/visiting/car-park/
Please join us.Registrations to;
Best regards
KateKate Haberfield | SRACA Vic
t: +61 3 9231 4462 | e: kate.haberfield@svha.org.au______________________________________________________________________
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