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Kiran Atmuri is an Adjunct Lecturer at the Peninsula Clinical School, Monash University, combining clinical practice with academic responsibilities in obstetrics and gynaecology. He completed postgraduate medical training at the Australian National University and held a Cambridge University travel scholarship. His clinical expertise includes managing low- and high-risk pregnancies, pelvic pain, and complex gynaecological conditions through specialized training at the Royal Women’s Hospital and Monash Health.
Education highlights include postgraduate medical qualification from ANU, internship/residency at Royal Melbourne Hospital, and five years of obstetrics/gynaecology specialization. His research focuses on pregnancy nutrition, maternal-fetal health, and minimally-invasive surgical technologies. Notable projects include studies on iron deficiency in pregnancy, pandemic impacts on maternal health, and post-surgical bleeding management.
Research trends reflect a balance of clinical case studies and public health perspectives, with recent emphasis on pandemic-related obstetric challenges. His work appears in journals like BMJ Case Reports and Women and Birth.
Recipient of the 2019 John Campbell Mentor of the Year award from Monash University's Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, highlighting his educational contributions. Currently supervises research projects on emerging topics like maternal nutrition and technological innovations in gynaecological care.
