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Aussie Med Ed- Podcast

Aussie Med Ed Podcast

Join host, Dr. Gavin Nimon - Orthopaedic Surgeon, as he interviews experts in their fields of medicine and medical-related areas with a unique “Australian style” approach.

We cover a wide and varied list of medical conditions.

Designed for General Practitioners, Medical Students, and anyone interested in Medicine.

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About the Host

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Dr Gavin Nimon

Host

Gavin is an Orthopaedic Surgeon based in Adelaide who is committed to providing Quality Care to his patients and supporting his medical colleagues. He is actively involved in teaching medical students and training Orthopaedic Surgeons.

Specialising in Shoulder Elbow, Hand and Knee Surgery, he consults in Glenelg, Seaford, and Middleton, South Australia.

Sponsors

Better Medical
eMedici
HealthShare
Heidi Health
Avant Medical Defence Organisation

 

RACGP CPD Program

 

Many of the episodes have been episodes have  been approved for RACGP CPD - accredited activity. Click here to access the list of episodes.

ACRRM CPD Program

Many of the episodes have been episodes have  been approved for ACRRM CPD - accredited activity. Click here to access the list of episodes.

 

Recent Blog Posts

Understanding Orthopaedic Conditions
Sept. 6, 2025

Understanding Orthopaedic Conditions

Orthopaedics is a vast and vital specialty that touches nearly every aspect of medicine. With musculoskeletal problems accounting for almost a third of GP consultations, it's surprising that most medical students receive fewer than 60 hours of dedic…
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A simple way of recalling surgical options of Hand Conditions
Nov. 1, 2024

A simple way of recalling surgical options of Hand Conditions

Navigating the Complex World of Hand Conditions Hand conditions can be a labyrinth for both medical students and practitioners, given the complexity of the hand’s anatomy and the variety of possible injuries or pathologies. In my podcast, Aussie Me…
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Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy: Insights from Dr. Jessica Hafner
Aug. 23, 2024

Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy: Insights from Dr. Jessica Hafner

In a captivating episode of Aussie Med Ed, Dr. Gavin Nimon explores the intricate world of peripheral neuropathy with Dr. Jessica Hafner, a neurologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. This episode serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding th…
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Your Notes in Court: Medical Reports Explained
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Aug. 19, 2026

Your Notes in Court: Medical Reports Explained

Every doctor writes notes. At some point in your career, someone will ask you for a report — an insurer, a lawyer, an employer, or a court — and the rules change. You are no longer simply documenting care; you are providing evidence.


In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, host Dr Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic Surgeon) welcomes back Dr Mary Obele, Specialist Occupational and Environmental Physician (FAFOEM, RACP), to demystify the medical report. Medical reports sit at the heart of Dr Obele’s day-to-day
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Caring for People with Intellectual Disability: What Every Clinician Needs to Know
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July 16, 2026

Caring for People with Intellectual Disability: What Every Clinician Needs to Know

People with intellectual disability represent approximately 2% of the Australian population, yet they experience some of the worst health outcomes of any group — with a life expectancy 27 years shorter than the general population and twice the rate of preventable deaths.


In this episode, Host Dr Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic Surgeon) is joined by Dr Hannah Wu, GP and consultant with the South Australian Intellectual Disability Health Service (SAIDHS), and Stephanie Searle, OT and Service Manager a
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What If The Workplace Is The Diagnosis: Occupational Medicine
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June 12, 2026

What If The Workplace Is The Diagnosis: Occupational Medicine

Occupational and environmental medicine sits in a strange blind spot in medical training, even though work-related presentations turn up almost daily in general practice, emergency departments and on the wards. In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, host and Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Gavin Nimon sits down with Dr Mary Obele, specialist occupational and environmental physician with expertise in work capacity, causation and medicolegal reporting, and Dr Berni Cameron, occupational health nurse practitione
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Polio - Past, Present and Post Polio Syndrome
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May 20, 2026

Polio - Past, Present and Post Polio Syndrome

Polio, the condition that spurned innovations from Physiotherapy, vaccines, Intensive Care Units and Rehabilitation Medicine is one of those diseases we’re taught as “solved”, yet the people who survived Australia’s epidemics are walking into clinics right now with new weakness, pain, fatigue and loss of function. That gap between what we remember and what patients live with is where this conversation sits, starting with iron lungs and ending with the very practical question: how do we recognise
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Management of Pregnancy -From First Booking To Postpartum Care
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April 15, 2026

Management of Pregnancy -From First Booking To Postpartum Care

Pregnancy is a common and often straightforward physiological process—but it also has the potential to become complex, requiring careful clinical assessment and timely escalation.


In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, Dr Gavin Nimon is joined by Adelaide-based obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Allison Munt for a comprehensive discussion on the practical management of pregnancy, tailored for medical students and general practitioners.


Together, they explore the continuum of care from the initia
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Hand Therapy Explained: What Happens After the Surgeon Finishes?
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March 9, 2026

Hand Therapy Explained: What Happens After the Surgeon Finishes?

Every day we rely on our hands for the simplest tasks — typing, cooking, driving, even holding a coffee. But when injury or surgery affects the hand, wrist, or elbow, even basic activities can suddenly become impossible.

In this episode of Aussie Med Ed, Host and Orthopaedic surgeon, Dr Gavin Nimon sits down with Charlotte Nash, accredited hand therapist and occupational therapist, to explore the fascinating world of hand therapy and upper limb rehabilitation.

Charlotte explains how occupation
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Radiology At The Centre Of Care, the changing role of the Radiologist
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Jan. 25, 2026

Radiology At The Centre Of Care, the changing role of the Radiologist

What if the most important decision in your patient’s care starts with the right image? We dive into how modern radiology now sits at the centre of medicine, translating complex presentations into clear pathways with faster CT, higher-resolution MRI, and practical algorithms that reduce uncertainty at the bedside and in the clinic.


Join Dr Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic Surgeon and host of Aussie Med Ed) as he interviews Interventional Radiologist- Dr Adam Koukourou, as they unpack real-world choic
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Radiotherapy Explained: from planning to patient support
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Dec. 1, 2025

Radiotherapy Explained: from planning to patient support

Cancer therapy isn’t just about hitting tumours harder; it’s about hitting the right spot, at the right time, with the least collateral damage.

In thuis episode Dr Gavin Nimon (Host) sits down with South Australian radiation oncologist Dr Vincent Pow to unpack how modern radiotherapy blends precision physics with genuine human care, guiding patients from referral to first beam with clarity and compassion.

We walk through the full treatment pathway—MDT referrals, planning CT, MRI and PET fusion
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From Sprains to Bunions: Making Sense of Common Foot & Ankle Issues
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Oct. 29, 2025

From Sprains to Bunions: Making Sense of Common Foot & Ankle Issues

The human foot and ankle are astonishingly complex, and when they hurt, life shrinks fast. In this comprehensive episode of Aussie Med Ed, host and Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Gavin Nimon sits down with Dr Peter Stavrou, Adelaide-based foot and ankle specialist and past president of the Australian Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society, to unpack everything medical students, junior doctors, and GPs need to know about foot and ankle conditions.

From the emergency department to the operating theatre, this
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AI Medical Transcription in Practice: Balancing Innovation, Accuracy, and Ethics
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Oct. 5, 2025

AI Medical Transcription in Practice: Balancing Innovation, Accuracy, and Ethics

Can artificial intelligence really write your medical notes for you?
Imagine finishing clinic on time, spending more moments looking your patient in the eye instead of staring at a screen, and cutting hours off your documentation workload — all without compromising accuracy, privacy, or patient safety.

In this thought-provoking episode of Aussie Med Ed, Dr Gavin Nimon (orthopaedic surgeon) explores the world of AI-powered medical transcription — a technology rapidly reshaping how clinicians doc
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Reviews

Prospective Medical Student - from Rural VIC.

"Hello 👋🏼 I just wanted to say thank you for providing accessible education that is easy to digest for listeners. VERY grateful for your dedication and collaborating with other health disciplines. You…"

jac macklin | Sept. 5, 2024

Great work

"Great in-depth interviews. Interesting to watch and easy to understand Great work Dr Nimon"

Katie Nordhausen | Sept. 12, 2024

Great fascinating podcast

"Love Gavin’s podcast. I find it so interesting and love the variety of topics."

Tessboyer94 | March 4, 2025

A great podcast!

"A wide variety of guests, and really great interviews. An awesome podcast for anyone in any level of healthcare or an interest in healthcare. Love it."

MJRushton | Sept. 15, 2023

A great podcast!

"A wide variety of guests, and really great interviews. An awesome podcast for anyone in any level of healthcare or an interest in healthcare. Love it."

MJRushton | Sept. 19, 2023
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