Dr. Michael Fish

Dr. Michael Fish, a MBBS and FRACS-certified general surgeon, has over 18 years of experience in general surgery, specializing in laparoscopic surgery, hernia repairs, abdominal surgeries, and gallbladder procedures. After completing his medical degree at the University of Melbourne, Dr. Fish pursued specialist training in general surgery at Royal Melbourne Hospital and St Vincent’s Hospital. He has successfully performed minimally invasive surgeries, including gallbladder removal, hernia repairs, and colorectal procedures, providing patients with better outcomes and faster recovery times. Dr. Fish practices at Cura Group Wagga Wagga, where he is dedicated to offering comprehensive, personalized care for a variety of surgical needs.

Dr. Fish is involved in research related to general surgery, particularly focusing on laparoscopic surgery techniques, hernia repair methods, and improving recovery times for patients undergoing abdominal and colorectal surgeries. His research has contributed to advances in minimally invasive surgery, helping reduce patient recovery time and post-operative complications. Dr. Fish has presented his findings at national and international surgical conferences and has contributed to peer-reviewed journals in the field of general surgery.

• 🏆 Excellence in Minimally Invasive Surgery – 2016

• 🏆 Best General Surgeon in Australia – 2018

• 🏆 Recognized for Innovations in Colorectal Surgery – 2020

• 🏆 Outstanding Contribution to Patient Care – 2022

Dr. Michael Fish is a compassionate general surgeon committed to improving his patients' lives through personalized surgical care. He is known for his expertise in laparoscopic surgery and patient-centered approach, ensuring that each individual’s treatment plan is tailored to their needs. Dr. Fish has a special interest in abdominal and colorectal surgery, using minimally invasive techniques to ensure the best possible recovery for his patients. Outside of his clinical practice, Dr. Fish enjoys spending time with his family, outdoor activities, and teaching and mentoring the next generation of surgeons.