Jan Frank Gerstenmaier

MBChB MRCSEd FFRRCSI FRCR FRANZCR

Jan is a Consultant Radiologist at Alfred Health in Melbourne, Australia.

He graduated from the University of Glasgow, United Kingdom. Prior to his radiology training he worked as a resident in the UK and Australia. He completed his radiology specialist training at St Vincent's University Hospital in Dublin, Ireland. Subsequently he was a fellow in abdominal imaging at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, where he also had the privilege to work along Frank The Great. He is a fellow of the Faculty of Radiologists at RCSI, Ireland; the Royal College of Radiologists (UK); and the Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Radiologists.

His interests are hepatobiliary and adrenal imaging, and liver tumor ablation.

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