Rate My Professor Pete Kyriakoudis

Dr. Pete Kyriakoudis is a Senior Professional Practice Fellow at the Centre for Rural Health, University of Otago, within the Faculty of Medicine, Division of Health Sciences. He holds the degrees MBChB from the University of Edinburgh and is a Fellow of Rural Hospital Medicine New Zealand (FRHMNZ). In his academic role, Kyriakoudis serves as Paper Co-convener for GENA726, 'Gynaecology, Obstetrics and Paediatrics in Rural Settings,' a 15-point postgraduate paper in the General Practice subject. This distance learning course combines remote teaching via up to seven 1.5-hour videoconferences and a four-day in-person residential session, primarily in Dunedin, using the HSmoodle platform. Recommended readings are provided to support learning outcomes focused on understanding and practical skills for managing gynaecological, obstetric, and paediatric problems in rural settings. The paper cultivates graduate attributes including lifelong learning, communication, cultural understanding, ethical practice, and teamwork among rural healthcare professionals. Teaching staff include Dr. Nina Stupples, Dr. Natalie Reid, and Dr. Pete Kyriakoudis.