Dr Jon-Paul Meyer

Jon-Paul was born and raised in Wales.  He graduated in 1996 from Bristol Medical School in the UK having been awarded his MB ChB.  He completed his residency and general surgical training in the South West of England, following which he successfully completed his examination and was awarded his MRCS (Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons).

Prior to commencing higher Urological training Jon-Paul undertook a two year period of research at the Bristol Urological Institute in the UK into bladder cancer which culminated in the award of his MD.  Jon-Paul then completed his higher Urological training in Oxford and successfully obtained Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in the UK (FRCS (Urol)). 

He undertook further training in both Switzerland and Egypt followed by a further year's Fellowship at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital.  He decided to remain in Queensland and successfully completed the Australian Fellowship examination and gained Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS (Urol)).

His interests include general urology, all urological cancers, stone disease, benign prostate disease and female urology.  He has a sub specialist interest in the minimally invasive robotic treatment of prostate cancer.

Jon-Paul is an experienced and well-regarded Urologist who engages easily with both patients and their families.  He strives to ensure that he provides excellent care in a kind and compassionate manner. 

He remains committed to research and has published multiple papers in peer reviewed journals and has presented at numerous national and international Urological meetings.  He is actively involved in the teaching of both medical students and junior doctors and he is an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland.  He has previously been the Urological Training Supervisor for Urological Trainees at Redcliffe Hospital, the Chair of the Queensland Training Committee for Urology and he remains a National Hospital assessor for the Urological Society.

He is married with two children and he is an avid follower of Liverpool Football Club, Queensland Reds and the mighty Redcliffe Dolphins.  In addition, he continues to believe that Welsh Rugby will rise again!