23 May 2026, Inaugural Endoscopy Auckland GP Symposium

We invite you to join us for the inaugural Endoscopy Auckland GP Symposium a 3/4 Day, designed specifically for General Practice, combining practical gastroenterology with day-surgery insights you can apply immediately.

This is not traditional CME. We’ve built the day around real-world decision-making, helping you feel confident about:

• When to investigate

• When to refer

• When to reassure

• And how to get your patients seen sooner

All within a focused, high-quality format, with time built in for connection and networking with colleagues and specialists

Keynote Speaker – Wayne Cutfield

Professor of Paediatric Endocrinology, Liggins Institute.
Gut microbiome origami: Can it be manipulated to improve health outcomes? A thought-provoking session linking emerging science with everyday general practice.

What you’ll learn (practical, case-based sessions)

• Bowel symptoms: When to scope vs reassure – Dr. Elena Ryniker

• Hernias: When to watch vs refer – Dr. Adam Bartlett

• Gallbladder disease: Sorting the signal from the noise – Dr. Adam Bartlett

• Reflux: When to treat vs investigate – Dr. Jason Robertson

• Haemorrhoids vs something more serious – Dr. Nagham Al-Mozany

• Iron deficiency in the menstruating woman – to scope or not to scope?
  – Dr. Maggie Chapman-Ow

CME – Earn up to 10 CPD points while enhancing your knowledge and improving patient outcomes.