Dr Stanley Green

Dr. Stanley Green started his career as a medical doctor in 1974 and has over 30 years of experience in the detection, diagnosis, and treatment of skin cancer. His special interest lies in combining advanced technology and personal patient care to ensure that his patients receive the most comprehensive and compassionate treatment possible. Dr. Green is particularly skilled in skin cancer surgery and the use of dermoscopy for early detection of skin malignancies.

Dr. Green holds a Certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery from the Skin Cancer College Australasia and has also received a Certificate in Dermoscopy. In addition, he has earned a Certificate in Primary Care Skin Cancer Surgery from The University of Queensland. As an independent contracted skin cancer doctor, he runs his own medical practice within the O'Connell St Clinic, where he combines his extensive experience with state-of-the-art medical technology.

Dr. Green has been actively involved in clinical research on skin cancer, specifically in areas related to early detection and treatment modalities. His focus has been on improving diagnostic techniques such as dermoscopy and enhancing surgical techniques for skin cancer removal. He contributes regularly to the Skin Cancer College Australasia and is involved in research initiatives that aim to refine skin cancer management.

• Certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery from Skin Cancer College Australasia
  Recognized for excellence in skin cancer care and surgery.

• Certificate in Dermoscopy from Skin Cancer College Australasia
  Awarded for specialized knowledge in using dermoscopy for skin cancer detection.

• Certificate in Primary Care Skin Cancer Surgery from The University of Queensland
  Recognized for expertise in skin cancer surgery in primary care settings.

Dr. Stanley Green has contributed to several articles and guidelines in the field of skin cancer detection and surgery. His clinical publications focus on dermoscopy techniques, early detection of skin cancer, and improving patient outcomes through preventive measures. His contributions are widely recognized by the Skin Cancer College Australasia and other professional bodies.

Dr. Green continues to be an active member of various medical associations and regularly presents at national and international conferences focused on skin cancer prevention and treatment.