Thomas Oxley's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Thomas Oxley’s work experience is as a Neurology Registrar at Royal Melbourne Hospital, Vice President, Executive Committee at Australian Medical Student’s Association, Neurology Registrar at Alfred Hospital, Medical Registrar (Internal Medicine) at Alfred Hospital, Medical Director and Founder at Vasculab Pty Ltd in Howard Florey Laboratories, Melbourne, VascuLab is a startup that was founded in June 2015, and is based in Melbourne, Australia. VascuLab is a serviced-based company providing a state-of-the-art training, education and pre-clinical trial facility in the field of vascular medicine. VascuLab will house 4 new angiography suites and a conference facility with audiovisual link-up to each suite, in the Florey Institute, Melbourne, Australia.The company was formed to meet an identified need for supporting the vascular medical device industry in research, innovation and commercialisation. VascuLab is proud co-branded with Siemens and is situated in the biotech corridor in the parkville precinct, including the University of Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne Hospital. We anticipate opening in December 2015. The Laboratory Head, Vascular Bionics Catheter Laboratory at Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health was formed in 2012 with seed funding from the US government. The laboratory contains a Siemens Arcadis Avantic mobile C-Arm suite, which is used for research purposes.MAJOR, Australian Defence Force at Defence Science and Technology Organisation. Neurological research activity within DSTO and Australian Defence Force, in particular methods of assessing and reducing Traumatic Brain Injury. Stroke Neurologist at Melbourne Health from February 2013 to June 2015 (2 years 5 months) in Royal Melbourne Hospital. Completed neurology advanced training with FRACP at Alfred and Royal Melbourne Hospitals. In 2015 completed a clinical fellowship in acute stroke, including advanced imaging modalities of penumbral assessment and novel treatment decision-making including mechanical thrombectomy and clinical trial recruitment for the Comprehensive Stroke Centre, Royal Melbourne Hospital. In 2015, led by Dr Bruce Campbell this team published a positive clinical trial in clot retrieval for stoke in NEJM. CEO at Synchron, Inc in Campbell, California, New York City, and Melbourne, Australia. Pioneering a fully-implantable high-bandwidth brain computer interface. We are developing a hands-free brain-controlled platform to bypass paralysis.www.synchronmed.com. Associate Professor at University of Melbourne in Department of Medicine, Melbourne Brain Centre, Royal Melbourne Hospital. The Vascular Bionics laboratory is a group of multi-disciplinary researchers collaborating across 11 departments in the Parkville Precinct, including the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health. The group is developing a model for a minimally-invasive brain machine interface capable of recording and stimulating brain activity. We are primarily interested in motor decoding for the purpose of feature extraction to inform a Brain Machine Interface. We hope to offer a novel treatment to patients with paralysis caused by spinal cord injury, stroke and traumatic limb amputation.The group maintains a focus on clinical translation and aims to demonstrate

🎓 Education

Thomas Oxley's educational background and work readiness are based on his studies at Melbourne Grammar and Monash University. Thomas Oxley earned a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of Melbourne in 2015 and a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from Monash University in 1999-2005. These skills and experiences have helped Thomas Oxley develop his current professional role as a Doctor of Psychedelic Medicine in the United States.Thomas Oxley has spent his career working in the field of psychedelic medicine and has developed a strong interest in the use of psychedelics in this area of medicine. He has worked as a lecturer and researcher at Monash University and in the United States, and has experience in clinical trials and patient care. Thomas Oxley is currently working as a Doctor of Psychedelic Medicine in the United States, and his focus is on the development of new therapies forphantoms and disorders.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Thomas Oxley'sProfessional, Technical, and interpersonal skills:Thomas Oxley is an experienced CEO and Founder. He has both executive experience andmedical experience in the field of neurology. Oxley has also worked in the medical industry for two years as a Neurology Registrar at Royal Melbourne Hospital. Oxley has a strong record of activism and community service. He is an advocate for the neurological community, and has been involved in many social initiatives. He has also contributes to various magazines and online publications. Oxley is also a member of several professional organizations, such as the Australian Medical Students Association (AMSSA) and the Neurology Registrar's Association (NRA). He is also a delegate to numerous national and international meetings. Oxley's interpersonal skills are notably good. He is often able to communicate effectively with others, and is highlyheimergetic. Oxley is also well-biased, and is able to navigate challenging confrontations successfully. Oxley is also highly knowledgeable in a variety of fields, and has a wealth of experience in major product launches and turning unknown concepts into successful businesses.Oxley has a demonstrated track record of problem solving and innovation. He has a keen understanding of technology, and is able to rapidly assess new potential solutions to complex problems. Oxley is also highly motivated and able to work enthusiastically long hours. Oxley is highly detail-oriented, and is able to quickly identify and understand the complexities of his work.oxley is a excellent leader and manager. He is able to connect with people at all levels and manage highly- complex projects. Oxley is also well-odious, and able tointuitivelyread people's emotions.