Tony graduated from the University of Cologne in Germany and completed his Basic Surgical Training in the United Kingdom. He consolidated his general surgical training by becoming a Member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, Scotland. After serving as a Medical Officer in the Army with a rank of Lieutenant, he commenced his specialist Urologist training in Aachen, Germany.

Tony completed a fellowship in Laparoscopic/Endoscopic Urology at the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland. The specialist Urologist training was completed by passing the Facharzt Exam in Germany and the Fellowship Exam of the European Board of Urology. After moving to Australia, he has worked at various hospitals in Victoria, including Melbourne, Lilydale, Ferntree Gully, Frankston and then moved to Bendigo in 2013. Here, he accepted the position of Urology Fellow and trained in Functional Urology, with a particular interest in Urodynamics, female and male incontinence and reconstructive surgery.

In 2013, he was able to introduce the first “neo-bladder” to Bendigo (in partnership with Janelle Brennan) due to his extensive experience in reconstructive Urology. In 2017, Tony became a Fellow of the Royal Austral-asian College of Surgeons and continues to provide an invaluable service to Urology in Bendigo.

Tony is actively involved in training Medical Students, SET Trainees, and Nurse Practitioners.