Siegfried Lichtwark

Siegfried Lichtwark is a Senior Lecturer at Monash University affiliated with Turning Point, a health research institute. His work focuses on medical education innovation, particularly Situational Judgment Tests (SJT) for student selection and assessment methodologies. He has contributed to projects like the UMAT Consortium and rural healthcare workforce planning. His research integrates cognitive assessment tools, such as the NART and NZART, to evaluate premorbid IQ and cognitive decline in aging populations.

• Key Affiliations: Turning Point (Monash University)
• Research Interests: SJT development, cognitive aging, medical student well-being, and healthcare workforce strategies

His publications highlight trends in predictive validity of entrance exams, simulation-based training, and the impact of gluten-free diets on cognitive outcomes. He actively participates in conferences like AMEE and the Australasian Student Selection for Health Professions.