Dr Thomas Hanna
Specialist
Qualifications
MB ChB 2005 Aberd; FRCS (Gen surg) England 2017; CCT (UK) (Gen Surg) 2019
Profile
Dr Hanna is a U.K and N.Z trained General, HPB and Transplant Surgeon. He obtained his medical degree from The University of Aberdeen and completed his General, HPB and Transplant surgical training in Plymouth, Liverpool, London and Auckland.
Dr Hanna has completed a PGCE teaching degree, an MSc in Healthcare Leadership and a PhD in Pancreas Cancer.
Interests
Dr Hanna is an experienced General Surgeon also specialising in Kidney and Pancreas Transplant.
Areas of expertise:
- Gallbladder surgery
- Hernia surgery
- Endoscopy
- Kidney and Pancreas transplantation
- Liver, Bile duct and Pancreas surgery
Title or Designation
General, HPB and Transplant Surgeon
Full NZ Registration Date
20 January 2021
Vocational Scope
General Surgery
Contact Details
Dr Thomas Hanna is available at the following services:
Private Services
MacMurray Centre
This service is available at the following location:
MacMurray Centre, 3 MacMurray Road, Remuera, Auckland
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Phone
(09) 550 1080
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Fax
(09) 550 1081
Healthlink EDI
mcmurray
Email
Website
Public Services
New Zealand Liver Transplant Unit (NZLTU)
This service is available at the following location:
Auckland City Hospital
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Phone
(09) 375 7011 (Liver Unit)
Email
Website
Liver Outpatient Clinics are held on Level 6, Support Building, Auckland City Hospital and at Greenlane Clinical Centre. Patients are advised to check their appointment letters for venue.
Fibroscans
Fibroscans are performed at the Patient Management Services Outpatient Clinic, Level 4, Support Building (Building 1), Auckland City Hospital. They require a referral from a medical practitioner (a specialist or GP) who should send the referral via the Care Connect portal or to the Central Referrals Office on centralreferrals@adhb.govt.nz.
Immigration Fibroscans
Fibroscans are available for non-residents. They cost $269.45 (including GST). Payment must be made prior to the Fibroscan by visiting the Cashier's Office, behind the Level 5 Reception Desk at Auckland City Hospital, just prior to the Fibroscan appointment. Immigration Fibroscans require a referral from a medical practitioner (GP or specialist) who should send the referral via the Care Connect portal or to the Central Referrals Office on centralreferrals@adhb.govt.nz