The Keogh Fellowship is a memorial to Clinical Associate Professor Edward (Ted) J. Keogh MBBS FRACP PhD.

Ted Keogh, a foundation member, former President and strong supporter of the Fertility Society of Australia, died in Sydney in 1995 awaiting a heart/lung transplant. He was 53.

A talented clinician and clinical researcher, Ted was Medical Director of the Reproductive Medicine Research Institute, incorporating the Impotence Centre of Western Australia, Rosalie Gollan Centre for Women’s Health and Cryobiology Unit. He was also Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital and the University of Western Australia.

The Board of the Reproductive Medicine Research Institute, in association with the Raine Foundation of Western Australia, established the Keogh Fellowship. Donations are called each year for the fellowship.

Fellowship recipients undertake scientific research at the Reproductive Medicine Research Institute for an initial period of three years.

The first recipient of the Keogh Fellowship was Karen Eidne, who is undertaking research at the Keogh Institute, Queen Elizabeth ll Medical Centre, Perth.

Gifts are sought to help the Keogh Fellowship to achieve a sustained campaign target of $1 million. Please consider a tax deductible gift to the Fellowship. Your gift will be recognised in the Keogh Fellowship Honour Roll.

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