The Thoracic Society of ANZ

Get Involved with TSANZ

Getting involved with TSANZ is a great way to extend your networks and advance your career. Various roles within TSANZ subcommittees and working groups are now open to members.
Research Sub-committee (RSC)

The Research Sub-committee (RSC) works to ensure that the TSANZ research program is multidisciplinary and encompasses research from bench to bedside and beyond, and is recognised as world class and ambitious in its quest to prevent disease, cure and provide relief from respiratory illness to patients.

The RSC oversees the TSANZ research program, facilitating effective collaborations with our partners and stakeholders to grow respiratory research and advising the TSANZ Board on matters relating to respiratory research, as required.

For more information on the RSC and responsibilities of the role, please refer to the Terms of Reference available here.

TSANZ is seeking members to join the RSC, particularly members from New Zealand and members with backgrounds in nursing. Members with any research expertise are encouraged to apply and will be supported in their new role.

Your expression of interest should include:

  • A brief description of your reason/s for wishing to join the RSC and what you can contribute to RSC (100-word limit)
  • Current Curriculum Vitae (CV) (5-page limit)
  • A completed Conflict of Interest form (complete via member portal)

Due Date:
Please submit your application to Ms Manali Deorukhkar at TSANZawards@thoracic.org.au by 7th of September 2026.

While we recognise that potential conflicts of interest might be present or arise throughout, we are expressly seeking EOIs from participants with minimal or no conflicts at present.

Palliative Care Approaches for Advanced Non-Malignant Lung Disease Working Group

The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) is seeking Expressions of Interest from members wishing to join the Working Party developing the Palliative Care Approaches for Advanced Non-Malignant Lung Disease Clinical Practice Guideline.

The Working Party is currently seeking:
  • Methodologists with expertise in systematic reviews and guideline methodology who are interested in supporting the development of TSANZ Clinical Practice Guidelines.
  • Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to co-lead guideline review questions alongside experienced Working Party members.
About the project
TSANZ is developing a Clinical Practice Guideline on Palliative Care Approaches for Advanced Non-Malignant Lung Disease to support clinicians in improving access to palliative care and advance care planning for people living with advanced respiratory disease.
The guideline will provide evidence-based recommendations for clinicians working across respiratory medicine, palliative care, primary care and aged care in Australia and New Zealand. It will also address the challenges of delivering high-quality palliative care in regional and rural settings, where access to specialist services may be limited.

Your expression of interest should include:

  • A brief statement (maximum 250 words) outlining your interest in joining the Working Party and the skills and experience you would bring;
  • Current Curriculum Vitae (CV) (2-page limit)
  • A completed Conflict of Interest form (complete via member portal)

Due Date:
Please submit your application to Ms Micaela Wesley, TSANZ Clinical Policy Coordinator at clinical@thoracic.org.au by midnight AEST 31st August 2026.

Enquiries

If you have any enquiries please email TSANZOffice@thoracic.org.au. Or,

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