The Northern Sydney Anaesthesia Research Institute (NSARI) is an independent not-for profit research organisation affiliated with Royal North Shore Hospital and the University of Sydney.
Our aim is to promote and produce clinically relevant research in the field of anaesthesia. Our vision is to become a premier medical research institute in the field of perioperative medicine.
We also aim to facilitate relationships with other medical specialties to collaborate and integrate research activities and to promote the science of anaesthesia within the community.
Contact
Department of Anaesthesia, Level 4, RNS Hospital
Reserve Rd, St Leonards
St Leonards, Sydney, Australia 2065.
T: +61 2 9463 2488
E: nsari@nsari.org
Research in Anaesthesia
NSARI is a medical research institute, based at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney, Australia. Our primary aim is to improve the quality and safety of perioperative patient management and anaesthesia through the production, promotion and support of clinically relevant medical research.
The Northern Sydney Anaesthesia Research Institute (NSARI) has it’s origins in 2012, when a group of interested anaesthetists began a number of small scale audit and research projects at Royal North Shore Hospital. These anaesthetists commenced meeting and formally established the RNS research committee with an aim to consolidate knowledge and support each other to develop anaesthetic and perioperative based research projects. The growth of the research load and the need to employ dedicated staff demanded a more formal structure and in June 2014, NSARI was established as a not-for-profit incorporated association.
Since 2014, our vision was to produce quality research within anaesthesia our members have now published numerous articles in scientific journals and have been asked to present at national and international meetings.
Our vision is to become a premier medical research institute in the field of perioperative medicine.
NSARI greatly appreciates the financial support of the following companies
NSARI Members have affiliations with the following organisations
Founding Members
- Dr Saul Judelman, Founder and current Treasurer
- Dr John Leyden, Founder and current Director
- A. Prof Greg Knoblanche, Founder
- Dr Benjamin Olesnicky, Founder
- Dr Andrew Parsons, Founder
Current Members
A copy of the NSARI constitution, including an application form can be found here.
A single application form can be found here.
- Dr John Leyden – Director
- Dr Saul Judelman – Treasurer
- Dr Gene Lee – Secretary
- Dr Matthew Doane – RNS Academic Head of Research
- Dr Helen Goldsmith – Research Coordinator
- Dr Ann See – Fundraising Coordinator
- Dr Helen Ashworth
- Dr Luke Barnett
- Dr Stephen Barratt
- Dr Felicity Bennett
- Dr Bill Bestic
- Dr David Boers
- Dr Martin Bohm
- Dr Jonothan Brock
- Dr Charles Brooker
- Dr Brenton Coats
- Dr Adriana Davis
- Dr Rohone D’Souza
- Dr Sean Duncan
- Dr Andrew Emmanuel
- Dr Richard Emmett
- Dr Damien Finniss
- Dr Craig Garfinkel
- Dr Callum Gilchrist
- Dr Sarah Green
- Dr Andrew Howard
- Dr Syed Huq
- Dr Caroline Jackson
- Dr Dev Jayram
- A/Prof Greg Knoblanche
- Dr Shawn Li
- A/Prof Ross MacPherson
- Dr Michelle Mulligan
- Dr Karthik Nagarajan
- Dr Benjamin Olesnicky
- Dr Katrina Pirie
- Dr Joshua Rath
- Dr Adam Rehak
- Dr Michael Rose
- Dr Nathan Royan
- Dr Andrea Santoro
- Dr Arpit Srivastava
- Dr Paul Sinclair
- Dr Ajaypal Thind
- Dr Catherine Traill
- Dr Andy Wang
- Dr Helen Ward
- Dr Leonie Watterson
- Dr Charlotte Wilsey
Donations
- NSARI is a not for profit institution, operating solely on donations from the members, public and medical industry. NSARI is a registered charity with deductible gift recipient status with the Australian Tax Office. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
- You can donate securely using Westpac’s GiveNow Portal below
If you are interested in contributing directly, please contact using either the details or form below:
T: +61 2 9463 2488
E: nsari@nsari.org
