Dr Jemma Cranney

Jemma is a highly qualified staff specialist Geriatrician, who currently works at Prince of Wales public hospital. She has a strong interest in peri-operative geriatric medicine and Indigenous aged-care health, which stems from her comprehensive geriatric training across multiple locations including NSW and NT. She is known for her passion and expertise in these areas, which has earned her a stellar reputation within the medical community.

Apart from her clinical duties, Jemma also takes on several other roles within the healthcare system. She is the Network Director for Basic Physicians Training at East Coast Medical Network, where she works tirelessly to ensure that medical officers receive the support they need to thrive in the high-pressure environment of medical training. She is also deeply committed to pastoral care and looks after the well-being of medical officers throughout all stages of their training.

Furthermore, Jemma is a conjoint associate lecturer with UNSW, where she imparts her vast knowledge and expertise to the next generation of medical professionals. Her commitment to education and sharing her experience with others is a testament to her dedication to advancing the field of medicine.

Overall, Jemma is a highly respected and skilled Geriatrician with impressive achievements in her field. Her passion for geriatric medicine and commitment to well-being make her an invaluable asset to the healthcare community.