Stace Anaesthetists

Dr Stephen Kinnear

Steve joined Stace Anaesthetists in 1997 and has been working in the practice continuously since that time. In 2018 Steve was honoured with a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for his service to medicine, particularly anaesthesiology.

Professional Interests

Steve has a wide range of clinical anaesthetic experience and a strong interest in teaching anaesthesia, particularly to anaesthetists in developing countries, and also to Australian anaesthetists who are preparing to work overseas. Steve regularly works in neighbouring developing countries.

A large part of Steve’s work in Adelaide centres around anaesthesia for;

  • Urology
  • Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery
  • Eye Surgery
  • General Surgery
  • Colo-Rectal (including sedation for endoscopy and colonoscopy) Surgery

Training & Experience

  • Registrar in South Australian Anaesthesia training program 1981-82 and 1987-90
  • Registrar in Anaesthesia, United Kingdom, 1986
  • Senior Registrar in Anaesthesia, Royal Adelaide Hospital, 1991

Appointments

  • Volunteer doctor, Australian Volunteers International, working in the Cook Islands South Pacific 1983/84 and again in 1989/90
  • Consultant Staff Anaesthetist, Royal Adelaide Hospital, 1992/94
  • Inaugural Anaesthetic Training Program Coordinator, Pacific Anaesthetic Training Program, Colonial War Memorial Hospital, Suva Fiji, 1995/96
  • Senior Consultant Specialist Anaesthetist, Royal Adelaide Hospital,  1997

Other Apppointments

  • Visiting Consultant to the Anaesthetic Department, Flinders Medical Centre from 1997

Awards

  • 2018 Medal of the Order of Australia. Conferred by the Government of Australia "in recognition for service to medicine, particularly to anaesthesiology"
  • 2018 Medical Educator Award.  Conferred by the Australian Medical Association for "outstanding contribution to medical education"
  • 2008 Gilbert Brown Award.  Conferred by the Australian Society of Anaesthetists for "devotion and commitment to advancing anaesthesia and education overseas"
  • 2002 Presidents Award.  Conferred by the Australian Society of Anaesthetists to a member who has made a significant contribution to the affairs of the ASA