Dr. Jayker Dave, Joint Replacement Surgery, Campbelltown NSW

Dr. Jayker Dave

Dr. Jayker Dave has special interests in Joint Replacement Surgery, Complex Revision Joint Replacement Surgery, and Surgery of the Shoulder and Knee.

Qualifications

    The University of Sydney M.B.B.S (Hons 1) 1980
    Royal Australasian College of Surgeons: F.R.A.C.S (Ortho) 1990
    Australian Orthopaedic Association F.A.(Orth) A 1993

Association Membership

    Fellow of the Australian Orthopaedic Association since 1993
    Full member of the Australian Medical Association since 1990
    Member of the NSW Hand Surgery Association
    Member of the Australian Trauma Association
    Member of the Whitlam Joint Replacement Centre
    Member of the Arthroplasty Society of Australia
    Member of the Hip Arthroscopy Australia

Professional Development

I have completed the following as part of my professional development

    EMST Certificate
    Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Leadership and Communication Course
    United Medical Protection Risk Management

Employment History

Public Hospitals

I have been a Visiting Medical Officer (VMO) Orthopaedic Surgeon for the Southwest Area Health Services for 20 years. This has included the following public health service placements:

    Campbelltown Hospital (1993-Current)
    Fairfield Hospital (1990-Current)
    Liverpool Hospital (1997-Current)
    Camden Hospital
    Nepean Hospital (1990-1992)
    Mt Druitt Hospital (1990-1992)
    Bankstown Hospital (1990-1991)

Private Hospitals

I currently hold appointments at the following private hospitals:

    Campbelltown Private Hospital
    Sydney South West Private Hospital

Australian Defence Force

I am a Captain in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Army Reserves and a contractor to the ADF. As a member of the Army Reserves, I regularly complete service and training exercises and have been deployed overseas.

Teaching Commitments

    I am a senior clinical lecturer for both the University of New South Wales and the University of Western Sydney. I also supervise medical students on rotation attached to my unit.
    I am the supervisor of training of Junior Resident Medical Officers (JRMO) at Fairfield Hospital, whom I train in specialised training sessions every year.
    I have lectured at the Australian Orthopaedic Nurses Association at various times.
    I train orthopaedic registrarsat Fairfield and Liverpool Hospitals. This involves teaching at Departmental meetings on ward rounds and in the theatres.
    I travel overseas to train surgeons in South East Asia and the Indian subcontinent.