Association
While the FSM was launched on the 20 December 2011, its association was registered with New South Wales (NSW) Department of Fair Trading on 13 February 2012.
FSM Executive
Our executive includes:
- President and first Principal – Emeritus Prof John Dwyer;
- Vice-President – Emeritus Prof Alastair MacLennan;
- Vice-President – Prof Rob Morrison;
- Treasurer – Prof Marcello Costa;
- Secretary, Chief Executive Officer and web administrator – Loretta Marron;
- Ordinary Member – Ken Harvey; and
- Ordinary Member – Dr Sue Ieraci
President and first Principal
Emeritus Prof John M Dwyer AO PhD FRACP FRCPI Doc Uni(Hon) ACU. Emeritus Professor of Medicine, University of New South Wales. Founder of the Australian Health Care Reform Alliance. Clinical consultant to the NSW Government’s Inter-Agency committee on Health Care Fraud.
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Vice-President
Emeritus Prof Alastair H MacLennan AO MB CHb MD FRCOG FRANZCOG.
Emeritus Prof Alastair H MacLennan AO MB CHb MD FRCOG FRANZCOG. The Robinson Research Institute, The University of Adelaide.
Vice-President
Prof Rob Morrison OAM, PhD. Professorial Fellow, School of Education, Flinders University, Skeptics Eureka Prize for Critical Thinking 2002. South Australian Government Prize for Science Communication Excellence 2005. Australian Government Eureka Prize for the Promotion of Science 2007.
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Treasurer
Prof Marcello Costa FAAS. Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor and Professor of Neurophysiology (2012). Professor of Neurophysiology, Flinders University.
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Secretary, Chief Executive Officer and web administrator
Loretta Marron OAM, BSc AssocDip(Bus) AAII MACS. Twice recipient of the ‘Skeptic of the Year’ award.
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Ordinary Member – Ken Harvey
Dr Ken Harvey, MBBS FRCPA, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Monash University, Vic
Ordinary Member – Sue Ieraci
Dr Sue Ieraci, MBBS FACEM, Public Hospital Emergency Physician, Senior Staff Specialist, Emergency Medicine, Bankstown Hospital, University of Sydney.
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