Meet the Team

WHAT IS A PHLEBOLOGIST?

Phlebologists are qualified doctors who have a special interest in vein disease and its treatment and have undergone extensive additional training. In Australia, they are credentialed by The Australasian College of Phlebology (ACP).


Languages spoken by our doctors and nursing staff include:

  • English
  • Serbian / Croatian
  • Russian
  • French

Dr Chris Lekich - Vein Doctors GroupDr Chris Lekich

Dr Chris Lekich is the Medical Director of Vein Doctors Group. Dr Lekich has a background in Microsurgical techniques and was trained by world-renowned Microsurgeon, Professor Earl Owen. He is a Fellow and the Past Vice-President of the Australasian College of Phlebology. Dr Lekich continues to educate doctors in the treatment options and techniques for Varicose Veins.

As well as offering a comprehensive modern non-surgical treatment for varicose veins, Dr Lekich established a pregnancy vein service to support women with varicose veins during pregnancy..

Dr Nicholas Teo

Born in Singapore, Dr Nicholas Teo moved to Queensland to study medicine at the University of Queensland

and fell in love with sunny Queensland where he has lived, trained and worked for the past 10 years. Dr Teo graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Queensland in 2015.

Dr. Teo has worked at the Gold Coast University Hospital, the Toowoomba Base Hospital and at the St Andrews Hospital in Toowoomba.  He gained solid experience with acute medicine and cardiac emergency units, aiding the development of the Rapid Access Heart Centre at St. Andrews Hospital. His time treating emergency cardiac issues led to an interest in studying an ultrasound course and becoming a member of the Australasian Society of Ultrasound in Medicine.

Dr Kim Jackman

After graduating from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, Dr Jackman travelled all across Australia, gathering experience in Cairns, Darwin, and Broome.

Dr Jackman spent several years with the Royal Flying Doctors, helping people in far off communities, and has been a GP for over 15 years. Through her GP experience, she gained a high valuation for how movement and mobility affects many aspects of a person's wellbeing, and led her to gaining irreplaceable knowledge from the Australasian College of Phlebology in treating venous disease.

We are delighted that Dr Jackman has found a home as part of  the Vein Doctors Group family.

Dr Stuart McMaster

Dr Stuart McMaster joined the vein doctors group in 2019, having previously worked with Dr Lekich in providing an outreach vein clinic in Mackay in the early 2010s, and provided vein treatment services to patients on Brisbane’s North Side since the mid 2000s.

Dr McMaster graduated from the University of Otago Medical School in 1987, working initially as a general practitioner and rural hospital clinician and obtaining general practice fellowship (FRNZGP) in 1991.

Dr Jane Cross

Dr Jane Cross is a vascular, endovascular and general surgeon working in North Sydney.

Dr Cross was awarded a Master’s degree from Cambridge University, UK. She then completed her medical education in London where she graduated with a distinction in her MBBS (University of London). She undertook an internship in London and residency in Bristol before being accepted onto the Oxford Basic Surgical Training Programme.

Whilst many doctors or practitioners may offer endovenous laser for varicose veins treatment, only very few have been accredited by the Australasian College of Phlebology to provide this service.

Dr Chris Lekich - Vein Doctors GroupDr Chris Lekich

Dr chris is the Medical Director of Vein Doctors Group. He changed career paths from pursuing an eye career to the treatment of venous disease following the serious complication of a blood clot his then-wife had with varicose veins during pregnancy. As well as offering a comprehensive modern non-surgical treatment for varicose veins, Dr Lekich established a pregnancy vein service to support women with varicose veins during pregnancy.

Further, he explored the specialised Open Ended Vasectomy to offer this service to the partners of his female patients who have to stop the oral contraceptive pill due to their varicose veins.After completing his medical degree in 1991 from the University of Queensland, Dr Lekich worked at the Royal Brisbane Hospital as a resident for three years. As a senior medical officer, he completed numerous country hospital rotations as a relieving Medical Superintendent. At Royal Brisbane Hospital his focus was on surgical/procedural-based specialisations.

Further, he has a strong background in Emergency Medicine and eyes namely the retina.Dr  Lekich’s four (4) year fellowship training with the peak body for non-surgical management of venous disorder in Australia was with the Australasian College of Phlebology. This meant that Dr. Lekich had achieved the highest level of structured advanced training for this modern non-surgical treatment of venous disorders in Australia.

To enable Dr Lekich to deliver the best possible ultrasound assisted treatment of varicose veins, he has undergone formal training by way of Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Introductory Course and Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Advanced Course.Dr Lekich’s supervisor during his advanced training was A/Prof Kurosh Parsi who is the Australasian College of Phlebology President, Vice President of the International Union of Phlebology and a PhD Researcher.

Other mentors of note are Australasian College of Phlebology founding members Dr Thibault, the father of Phlebology in Australia (NSW), Dr Loizou (Victoria) and Dr Jenkins (NSW).

Dr Lekich regularly attends conferences and on-going education seminars. He regularly speaks at scientific meetings and conferences and is involved in delivering workshops training doctors. Further Dr. Lekich is a preceptor, mentor and supervisor for phlebology trainees.

Apart from the study of medicine, whilst working full time, Dr Lekich has furthered his university education completing a postgraduate law degree (Juris Doctor) from Bond University in 2004 inspired by the medical indemnity crisis. He then completed the Bar Practice Course at the Queensland University of Technology in 2005 and was admitted as a Barrister in the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005.

He completed his Masters of Business Administration also at Bond University and has been an Assistant Professor in the Bond University Medical School, Gold Coast Australia.Additional to Dr. Lekich’s venous work, he was trained by the pioneer of the specialised form of vasectomy Dr. Bruce Errey of the 30,041 Open Ended Vasectomy fame. This approach to vasectomy is very specialised and performed by a small percentage of doctors. This form of vasectomy is designed to minimise post vasectomy congestion pain and is more readily reversible should circumstances change.

This Open Ended Vasectomy service complements the care Dr. Lekich provides his female vein patients so that they can stop the oral contraceptive pill.Further Dr Lekich has been trained to perform microsurgery personally at the microscope over three years by the Father of Microsurgery, Professor Earl Owen. Professor Owen performed the world’s first hand and double hands transplant and the collaborator of the first face transplant. This microsurgical training enables Dr Lekich to successfully reverse vasectomies.Dr Lekich is a devoted father of three children and he enjoys influencing them to the best young adults they can be. His other languages include fluent Croatian and Serbian.

The following are Dr Chris Lekich’s professional Society Memberships:

  • Preceptor Graduate School of Medicine-Clinical and Scientific Teaching -1997
  • Australian Medical Association -National Membership-Current
  • Australian Medical Association -Queensland Branch Membership- Current
  • Gold Coast Medical Association- Current
  • Clinical Ophthalmic Workshop Mentor Programme – Princess Alexandra Hospital July 2004
  • Admitted Supreme Court Queensland as Legal Practitioner, March 2005.
  • Member Queensland Bar Association 2005 – Current
  • Assistant Professor Medical School Bond University 2005-2010
  • AHPRA Medical Board of Australia Registration- Current
  • Member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine
  • Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology (ACP)-Current
  • Preceptor for Australasian College of Phlebology Basic and Advanced Training-Current
  • Member of the Australian New Zealand Society of Phlebology -Current
  • Member of the Medico legal Society of Queensland-Current
  • Board Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology -Current
  • ACP Chair of the Australian Medical Council Specialist Accreditation Committee-Current
  • ACP Member of the Continuing Professional Development Committee -Current
  • ACP Member of the Ethics and Standards Committee-Current

Dr Chris Lekich - Vein Doctors GroupDr Nicholas Teo

Dr nick is the Medical Director of Vein Doctors Group. He changed career paths from pursuing an eye career to the treatment of venous disease following the serious complication of a blood clot his then-wife had with varicose veins during pregnancy. As well as offering a comprehensive modern non-surgical treatment for varicose veins, Dr Lekich established a pregnancy vein service to support women with varicose veins during pregnancy.

Further, he explored the specialised Open Ended Vasectomy to offer this service to the partners of his female patients who have to stop the oral contraceptive pill due to their varicose veins.After completing his medical degree in 1991 from the University of Queensland, Dr Lekich worked at the Royal Brisbane Hospital as a resident for three years. As a senior medical officer, he completed numerous country hospital rotations as a relieving Medical Superintendent. At Royal Brisbane Hospital his focus was on surgical/procedural-based specialisations.

Further, he has a strong background in Emergency Medicine and eyes namely the retina.Dr  Lekich’s four (4) year fellowship training with the peak body for non-surgical management of venous disorder in Australia was with the Australasian College of Phlebology. This meant that Dr. Lekich had achieved the highest level of structured advanced training for this modern non-surgical treatment of venous disorders in Australia.

To enable Dr Lekich to deliver the best possible ultrasound assisted treatment of varicose veins, he has undergone formal training by way of Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Introductory Course and Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Advanced Course.Dr Lekich’s supervisor during his advanced training was A/Prof Kurosh Parsi who is the Australasian College of Phlebology President, Vice President of the International Union of Phlebology and a PhD Researcher.

Other mentors of note are Australasian College of Phlebology founding members Dr Thibault, the father of Phlebology in Australia (NSW), Dr Loizou (Victoria) and Dr Jenkins (NSW).

Dr Lekich regularly attends conferences and on-going education seminars. He regularly speaks at scientific meetings and conferences and is involved in delivering workshops training doctors. Further Dr. Lekich is a preceptor, mentor and supervisor for phlebology trainees.

Apart from the study of medicine, whilst working full time, Dr Lekich has furthered his university education completing a postgraduate law degree (Juris Doctor) from Bond University in 2004 inspired by the medical indemnity crisis. He then completed the Bar Practice Course at the Queensland University of Technology in 2005 and was admitted as a Barrister in the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005.

He completed his Masters of Business Administration also at Bond University and has been an Assistant Professor in the Bond University Medical School, Gold Coast Australia.Additional to Dr. Lekich’s venous work, he was trained by the pioneer of the specialised form of vasectomy Dr. Bruce Errey of the 30,041 Open Ended Vasectomy fame. This approach to vasectomy is very specialised and performed by a small percentage of doctors. This form of vasectomy is designed to minimise post vasectomy congestion pain and is more readily reversible should circumstances change.

This Open Ended Vasectomy service complements the care Dr. Lekich provides his female vein patients so that they can stop the oral contraceptive pill.Further Dr Lekich has been trained to perform microsurgery personally at the microscope over three years by the Father of Microsurgery, Professor Earl Owen. Professor Owen performed the world’s first hand and double hands transplant and the collaborator of the first face transplant. This microsurgical training enables Dr Lekich to successfully reverse vasectomies.Dr Lekich is a devoted father of three children and he enjoys influencing them to the best young adults they can be. His other languages include fluent Croatian and Serbian.

The following are Dr Chris Lekich’s professional Society Memberships:

  • Preceptor Graduate School of Medicine-Clinical and Scientific Teaching -1997
  • Australian Medical Association -National Membership-Current
  • Australian Medical Association -Queensland Branch Membership- Current
  • Gold Coast Medical Association- Current
  • Clinical Ophthalmic Workshop Mentor Programme – Princess Alexandra Hospital July 2004
  • Admitted Supreme Court Queensland as Legal Practitioner, March 2005.
  • Member Queensland Bar Association 2005 – Current
  • Assistant Professor Medical School Bond University 2005-2010
  • AHPRA Medical Board of Australia Registration- Current
  • Member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine
  • Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology (ACP)-Current
  • Preceptor for Australasian College of Phlebology Basic and Advanced Training-Current
  • Member of the Australian New Zealand Society of Phlebology -Current
  • Member of the Medico legal Society of Queensland-Current
  • Board Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology -Current
  • ACP Chair of the Australian Medical Council Specialist Accreditation Committee-Current
  • ACP Member of the Continuing Professional Development Committee -Current
  • ACP Member of the Ethics and Standards Committee-Current

Dr Chris Lekich - Vein Doctors GroupDr Stuart McMaster

Dr Lekich is the Medical Director of Vein Doctors Group. He changed career paths from pursuing an eye career to the treatment of venous disease following the serious complication of a blood clot his then-wife had with varicose veins during pregnancy. As well as offering a comprehensive modern non-surgical treatment for varicose veins, Dr Lekich established a pregnancy vein service to support women with varicose veins during pregnancy.

Further, he explored the specialised Open Ended Vasectomy to offer this service to the partners of his female patients who have to stop the oral contraceptive pill due to their varicose veins.After completing his medical degree in 1991 from the University of Queensland, Dr Lekich worked at the Royal Brisbane Hospital as a resident for three years. As a senior medical officer, he completed numerous country hospital rotations as a relieving Medical Superintendent. At Royal Brisbane Hospital his focus was on surgical/procedural-based specialisations.

Further, he has a strong background in Emergency Medicine and eyes namely the retina.Dr  Lekich’s four (4) year fellowship training with the peak body for non-surgical management of venous disorder in Australia was with the Australasian College of Phlebology. This meant that Dr. Lekich had achieved the highest level of structured advanced training for this modern non-surgical treatment of venous disorders in Australia.

To enable Dr Lekich to deliver the best possible ultrasound assisted treatment of varicose veins, he has undergone formal training by way of Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Introductory Course and Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Advanced Course.Dr Lekich’s supervisor during his advanced training was A/Prof Kurosh Parsi who is the Australasian College of Phlebology President, Vice President of the International Union of Phlebology and a PhD Researcher.

Other mentors of note are Australasian College of Phlebology founding members Dr Thibault, the father of Phlebology in Australia (NSW), Dr Loizou (Victoria) and Dr Jenkins (NSW).

Dr Lekich regularly attends conferences and on-going education seminars. He regularly speaks at scientific meetings and conferences and is involved in delivering workshops training doctors. Further Dr. Lekich is a preceptor, mentor and supervisor for phlebology trainees.

Apart from the study of medicine, whilst working full time, Dr Lekich has furthered his university education completing a postgraduate law degree (Juris Doctor) from Bond University in 2004 inspired by the medical indemnity crisis. He then completed the Bar Practice Course at the Queensland University of Technology in 2005 and was admitted as a Barrister in the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005.

He completed his Masters of Business Administration also at Bond University and has been an Assistant Professor in the Bond University Medical School, Gold Coast Australia.Additional to Dr. Lekich’s venous work, he was trained by the pioneer of the specialised form of vasectomy Dr. Bruce Errey of the 30,041 Open Ended Vasectomy fame. This approach to vasectomy is very specialised and performed by a small percentage of doctors. This form of vasectomy is designed to minimise post vasectomy congestion pain and is more readily reversible should circumstances change.

This Open Ended Vasectomy service complements the care Dr. Lekich provides his female vein patients so that they can stop the oral contraceptive pill.Further Dr Lekich has been trained to perform microsurgery personally at the microscope over three years by the Father of Microsurgery, Professor Earl Owen. Professor Owen performed the world’s first hand and double hands transplant and the collaborator of the first face transplant. This microsurgical training enables Dr Lekich to successfully reverse vasectomies.Dr Lekich is a devoted father of three children and he enjoys influencing them to the best young adults they can be. His other languages include fluent Croatian and Serbian.

The following are Dr Chris Lekich’s professional Society Memberships:

  • Preceptor Graduate School of Medicine-Clinical and Scientific Teaching -1997
  • Australian Medical Association -National Membership-Current
  • Australian Medical Association -Queensland Branch Membership- Current
  • Gold Coast Medical Association- Current
  • Clinical Ophthalmic Workshop Mentor Programme – Princess Alexandra Hospital July 2004
  • Admitted Supreme Court Queensland as Legal Practitioner, March 2005.
  • Member Queensland Bar Association 2005 – Current
  • Assistant Professor Medical School Bond University 2005-2010
  • AHPRA Medical Board of Australia Registration- Current
  • Member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine
  • Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology (ACP)-Current
  • Preceptor for Australasian College of Phlebology Basic and Advanced Training-Current
  • Member of the Australian New Zealand Society of Phlebology -Current
  • Member of the Medico legal Society of Queensland-Current
  • Board Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology -Current
  • ACP Chair of the Australian Medical Council Specialist Accreditation Committee-Current
  • ACP Member of the Continuing Professional Development Committee -Current
  • ACP Member of the Ethics and Standards Committee-Current

Dr Chris Lekich - Vein Doctors GroupDr Jane Cross

Dr Lekich is the Medical Director of Vein Doctors Group. He changed career paths from pursuing an eye career to the treatment of venous disease following the serious complication of a blood clot his then-wife had with varicose veins during pregnancy. As well as offering a comprehensive modern non-surgical treatment for varicose veins, Dr Lekich established a pregnancy vein service to support women with varicose veins during pregnancy.

Further, he explored the specialised Open Ended Vasectomy to offer this service to the partners of his female patients who have to stop the oral contraceptive pill due to their varicose veins.After completing his medical degree in 1991 from the University of Queensland, Dr Lekich worked at the Royal Brisbane Hospital as a resident for three years. As a senior medical officer, he completed numerous country hospital rotations as a relieving Medical Superintendent. At Royal Brisbane Hospital his focus was on surgical/procedural-based specialisations.

Further, he has a strong background in Emergency Medicine and eyes namely the retina.Dr  Lekich’s four (4) year fellowship training with the peak body for non-surgical management of venous disorder in Australia was with the Australasian College of Phlebology. This meant that Dr. Lekich had achieved the highest level of structured advanced training for this modern non-surgical treatment of venous disorders in Australia.

To enable Dr Lekich to deliver the best possible ultrasound assisted treatment of varicose veins, he has undergone formal training by way of Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Introductory Course and Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Advanced Course.Dr Lekich’s supervisor during his advanced training was A/Prof Kurosh Parsi who is the Australasian College of Phlebology President, Vice President of the International Union of Phlebology and a PhD Researcher.

Other mentors of note are Australasian College of Phlebology founding members Dr Thibault, the father of Phlebology in Australia (NSW), Dr Loizou (Victoria) and Dr Jenkins (NSW).

Dr Lekich regularly attends conferences and on-going education seminars. He regularly speaks at scientific meetings and conferences and is involved in delivering workshops training doctors. Further Dr. Lekich is a preceptor, mentor and supervisor for phlebology trainees.

Apart from the study of medicine, whilst working full time, Dr Lekich has furthered his university education completing a postgraduate law degree (Juris Doctor) from Bond University in 2004 inspired by the medical indemnity crisis. He then completed the Bar Practice Course at the Queensland University of Technology in 2005 and was admitted as a Barrister in the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005.

He completed his Masters of Business Administration also at Bond University and has been an Assistant Professor in the Bond University Medical School, Gold Coast Australia.Additional to Dr. Lekich’s venous work, he was trained by the pioneer of the specialised form of vasectomy Dr. Bruce Errey of the 30,041 Open Ended Vasectomy fame. This approach to vasectomy is very specialised and performed by a small percentage of doctors. This form of vasectomy is designed to minimise post vasectomy congestion pain and is more readily reversible should circumstances change.

This Open Ended Vasectomy service complements the care Dr. Lekich provides his female vein patients so that they can stop the oral contraceptive pill.Further Dr Lekich has been trained to perform microsurgery personally at the microscope over three years by the Father of Microsurgery, Professor Earl Owen. Professor Owen performed the world’s first hand and double hands transplant and the collaborator of the first face transplant. This microsurgical training enables Dr Lekich to successfully reverse vasectomies.Dr Lekich is a devoted father of three children and he enjoys influencing them to the best young adults they can be. His other languages include fluent Croatian and Serbian.

The following are Dr Chris Lekich’s professional Society Memberships:

  • Preceptor Graduate School of Medicine-Clinical and Scientific Teaching -1997
  • Australian Medical Association -National Membership-Current
  • Australian Medical Association -Queensland Branch Membership- Current
  • Gold Coast Medical Association- Current
  • Clinical Ophthalmic Workshop Mentor Programme – Princess Alexandra Hospital July 2004
  • Admitted Supreme Court Queensland as Legal Practitioner, March 2005.
  • Member Queensland Bar Association 2005 – Current
  • Assistant Professor Medical School Bond University 2005-2010
  • AHPRA Medical Board of Australia Registration- Current
  • Member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine
  • Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology (ACP)-Current
  • Preceptor for Australasian College of Phlebology Basic and Advanced Training-Current
  • Member of the Australian New Zealand Society of Phlebology -Current
  • Member of the Medico legal Society of Queensland-Current
  • Board Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology -Current
  • ACP Chair of the Australian Medical Council Specialist Accreditation Committee-Current
  • ACP Member of the Continuing Professional Development Committee -Current
  • ACP Member of the Ethics and Standards Committee-Current

Dr Chris Lekich - Vein Doctors GroupDr Kim Jackman

Dr Lekich is the Medical Director of Vein Doctors Group. He changed career paths from x pursuing an eye career to the treatment of venous disease following the serious complication of a blood clot his then-wife had with varicose veins during pregnancy. As well as offering a comprehensive modern non-surgical treatment for varicose veins, Dr Lekich established a pregnancy vein service to support women with varicose veins during pregnancy.

Further, he explored the specialised Open Ended Vasectomy to offer this service to the partners of his female patients who have to stop the oral contraceptive pill due to their varicose veins.After completing his medical degree in 1991 from the University of Queensland, Dr Lekich worked at the Royal Brisbane Hospital as a resident for three years. As a senior medical officer, he completed numerous country hospital rotations as a relieving Medical Superintendent. At Royal Brisbane Hospital his focus was on surgical/procedural-based specialisations.

Further, he has a strong background in Emergency Medicine and eyes namely the retina.Dr  Lekich’s four (4) year fellowship training with the peak body for non-surgical management of venous disorder in Australia was with the Australasian College of Phlebology. This meant that Dr. Lekich had achieved the highest level of structured advanced training for this modern non-surgical treatment of venous disorders in Australia.

To enable Dr Lekich to deliver the best possible ultrasound assisted treatment of varicose veins, he has undergone formal training by way of Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Introductory Course and Certificate of Ultrasound in Phlebology (C.U.P): Advanced Course.Dr Lekich’s supervisor during his advanced training was A/Prof Kurosh Parsi who is the Australasian College of Phlebology President, Vice President of the International Union of Phlebology and a PhD Researcher.

Other mentors of note are Australasian College of Phlebology founding members Dr Thibault, the father of Phlebology in Australia (NSW), Dr Loizou (Victoria) and Dr Jenkins (NSW).

Dr Lekich regularly attends conferences and on-going education seminars. He regularly speaks at scientific meetings and conferences and is involved in delivering workshops training doctors. Further Dr. Lekich is a preceptor, mentor and supervisor for phlebology trainees.

Apart from the study of medicine, whilst working full time, Dr Lekich has furthered his university education completing a postgraduate law degree (Juris Doctor) from Bond University in 2004 inspired by the medical indemnity crisis. He then completed the Bar Practice Course at the Queensland University of Technology in 2005 and was admitted as a Barrister in the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005.

He completed his Masters of Business Administration also at Bond University and has been an Assistant Professor in the Bond University Medical School, Gold Coast Australia.Additional to Dr. Lekich’s venous work, he was trained by the pioneer of the specialised form of vasectomy Dr. Bruce Errey of the 30,041 Open Ended Vasectomy fame. This approach to vasectomy is very specialised and performed by a small percentage of doctors. This form of vasectomy is designed to minimise post vasectomy congestion pain and is more readily reversible should circumstances change.

This Open Ended Vasectomy service complements the care Dr. Lekich provides his female vein patients so that they can stop the oral contraceptive pill.Further Dr Lekich has been trained to perform microsurgery personally at the microscope over three years by the Father of Microsurgery, Professor Earl Owen. Professor Owen performed the world’s first hand and double hands transplant and the collaborator of the first face transplant. This microsurgical training enables Dr Lekich to successfully reverse vasectomies.Dr Lekich is a devoted father of three children and he enjoys influencing them to the best young adults they can be. His other languages include fluent Croatian and Serbian.

The following are Dr Chris Lekich’s professional Society Memberships:

  • Preceptor Graduate School of Medicine-Clinical and Scientific Teaching -1997
  • Australian Medical Association -National Membership-Current
  • Australian Medical Association -Queensland Branch Membership- Current
  • Gold Coast Medical Association- Current
  • Clinical Ophthalmic Workshop Mentor Programme – Princess Alexandra Hospital July 2004
  • Admitted Supreme Court Queensland as Legal Practitioner, March 2005.
  • Member Queensland Bar Association 2005 – Current
  • Assistant Professor Medical School Bond University 2005-2010
  • AHPRA Medical Board of Australia Registration- Current
  • Member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine
  • Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology (ACP)-Current
  • Preceptor for Australasian College of Phlebology Basic and Advanced Training-Current
  • Member of the Australian New Zealand Society of Phlebology -Current
  • Member of the Medico legal Society of Queensland-Current
  • Board Member of the Australasian College of Phlebology -Current
  • ACP Chair of the Australian Medical Council Specialist Accreditation Committee-Current
  • ACP Member of the Continuing Professional Development Committee -Current
  • ACP Member of the Ethics and Standards Committee-Current
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