Associate Professor Andrew Pearson is a specialist General Surgeon with an interest in acute general surgery, trauma surgery and surgery of the liver, pancreas and biliary tract as well as bariatric surgery.

He is also trained in gastroscopy and colonoscopy.

A/Prof Pearson has attained degrees in both Physiotherapy and Medicine from the University of Sydney and completed his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons through Royal North Shore Hospital. A/Prof Pearson completed a year of fellowship training in liver, pancreas and biliary surgery at Royal North Shore and has also attained a Fellowship in General Practice from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Associate Professor Pearson’s areas of specific interest include acute general surgery as well as surgery of the liver, pancreas and gallbladder. He also has a specific interest in abdominal wall hernia repair as well as bariatric surgery.

Associate Professor Pearson has appointments at the Northern Beaches Hospital, Hornsby Ku-RingGai hospital and the Sydney Adventist Hospital. Associate Professor Pearson is an active member of the Australian Defence Force and has deployed on multiple occasions to both military conflicts and on humanitarian assistance missions.

Andrew is a busy father of three children and a sporting enthusiast. He considers one of his biggest achievements having completed an ironman triathlon however now describes himself as a part time runner.