Access Vascular

NAIDOC Week!
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We recognise and celebrate the First Nations history and culture!

NAIDOC week is an opportunity to learn and immerse yourself in the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander history and culture, one of the oldest and continuous in the world.

Dr Robert Ma is joining Access Vascular as a locum vascular surgeon whilst Dr Tosenovsky is on sabbatical. Robert is a vascular and endovascular surgeon at Hollywood Hospital, St John of God Subiaco, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, and Joondalup Health Campus. He offers a no-gap service for patients with arterial pathology. Dr Ma is the incumbent Chair of Vascular Surgery at Hollywood Hospital. Robert is well-known for his expertise in both minimally invasive and open surgical intervention, and is well-versed to guide patients in choosing the best approach for their disease. Dr Ma manages diseases of veins, arteries and renal access. He is able to perform either endovascular, open and/or hybrid surgical procedures, to provide the best possible solution for patients. Robert manages both public and private patients. He has accreditation in a number of public and private hospitals when caring for patients.

Background & Training

Mr Robert Ma completed his Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) with Honours at University of New South Wales in 2011. He undertook extensive vascular and endovascular training in Australia and overseas before being awarded Vascular Fellowship by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS – Vasc) in 2018.

Robert's training developed his expertise for renal access management in dialysis patients, and venous access procedures for infusions. Robert worked as a vascular surgery and renal access consultant in Waikato Hospital, New Zealand, before relocating to Western Australia in March 2019.

Robert has key interests in developing community services in WA and was instrumental in forming the Multidisciplinary Diabetic Foot Unit at Sir Charles Gairdner.

WE’RE STAYING MASKED!

We hope everyone enjoys mask freedom from today!

In order to keep risk of infection to our staff and vulnerable patients we will continue to wear masks and ask that if you are visiting our rooms you continue to do the same.

We will update your further once the WA Government advises the next phase for Healthcare.

Thank you for your understanding. Stay Safe ♥️

We hope you’re all looking forward to a long weekend with loved ones this year!

Our offices will be closed so our staff and doctors can have a well earned break.

Good Friday - CLOSED
Easter Saturday - CLOSED
Easter Sunday - CLOSED
Easter Monday - CLOSED

For any urgent medical queries please contact your general practitioner or emergency department.