Join us for an evening of connection and clinical insight at the CNSA SA State Group Onco-Fertility Dinner.
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Join us for an informative update on the latest advances in oncofertility and fertility preservation. Explore current best-practice options for patients undergoing cancer treatment, with a focus on timely referral, emerging approaches and supporting patients in preserving their future fertility and reproductive choices.
Venue 1: The Adelaide Pavillion, Corner South Terrace and Peacock Road, Adelaide SA 5000.
Venue 2: The Commodore at Mount Gambier, Corner Jubillee Highway and Penola Road, Mount Gambier SA 5290.
MEET THE SPEAKERS:

Clinical Midwife Consultant and In Time Program Coordinator, Royal Women’s Hospital

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:

Clinical Midwife Consultant and In Time Program Coordinator, Royal Women’s Hospital
Aisling Murphy is an Irish-trained midwife and fertility nurse with extensive experience in fertility preservation for children and young adolescents across Ireland, the UK and Australia. She has worked as the Clinical Midwife Consultant for the Public Fertility Care, Fertility Preservation Service at the Royal Women’s Hospital, leading the NOTTCS programme nationwide. Aisling is the current CMC and programme coordinator for In Time.
Gynaecologist & Fertility Specialist
Dr Sally Reid is a Specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, with additional training in reproductive medicine and early pregnancy care.
Sally's passion for this field began as an impressionable young medical student, when a team of midwives in Whyalla encouraged her to deliver babies with them, at all hours of the day and night! Her practice has changed from delivering babies, to helping to create them and she feels privileged to be involved in such an incredible part of life.
From managing fertility struggles, it has become clear that there is still a lot to be done to protect and preserve fertility – even from a young age. Empowering girls to know that their pain is not “just period pain” allows earlier intervention for Endometriosis.
Everyone has the right to understand why their body behaves the way it does and one of Sally's passions is health education. Sally views her role as a listener, as someone who will work with her patients to try and find the answers. She will devise a care plan, based on the best available evidence, that suits each individual. We all face unique challenges in life, however reproductive health is a human right and one that Sally will do her best to help improve for her patients.
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