Biography

Dr Adrian Clubb is from Australia, however grew up in the United States before returning to Sydney for high school. He attended the University of Sydney Medical School where he graduated in 2002 with his clinical attachment at Royal North Shore Hospital.

Completing his general surgical training in New South Wales, his interest in oncology and new technologies led to his commencement of advanced urological training in South-East Queensland. During this time Dr Clubb received a Queen’s commission to the Medical Corps of the Australian Army Reserve, where he continues to play an active role as a medical officer.

Dr. Clubb completed Urology training in 2011 with a fellowship training in Urologic Oncology. He remains interested in this area with specific interest in prostate and bladder cancer and well as all aspects of General Urology. He is actively involved in the training of registrars (future Urologists) as well as medical students through the University of Queensland. He remains involved in the Army Reserves and provides Urologic care to serving members and our veteran population. 

He completed an advanced Urological Fellowship training in general urology and oncology at the Mater Hospital and Princess Alexandra Hospital in Australia and at the University of Florida in the United States. In this unit he gained high volume exposure to management of complex urologic oncological conditions and the utilisation of advanced technologies, with specific training in minimal invasive techniques including robotic surgery.

Dr Clubb consults from Mater Private Clinic and operates at Mater Private Hospital Brisbane.