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Dr Mark Hohenberg

Managing Director & Specialist Geriatrician; The Salus Clinic; Director of Geriatric Medicine, Brellah, The Health Collaboration; Clinical Associate, PI Clinical Trials NSW; Dementia Support Australia, Hammondcare; Conjoint Senior Lecturer, Western Sydney University
Dr Hohenberg is an academic geriatrician working at the Salus Clinic and Brellah organisations. He was trained at the Royal Free and University College London Medical Schools (University of London) and moved to Australia in 2008. Completing training in Sydney, he became a geriatric specialist in 2016. He has a strong interest in medical education including development of professional skills at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as curriculum development. He has completed a Master’s degree in medical education through research with a qualitative project on the subject of what interns want to learn and how, during their first year of practice. Dr Hohenberg’s vision is to develop a strong academic geriatric multi-disciplinary specialty that is built upon excellence in research and education that translates to effective integrated clinical outcomes for patients, carers and staff within our healthcare and tertiary education systems.

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