Dr. Sebastian Hultin

Sebastian Hultin, Finnish national, has a multicultural upbringing, having benefitted from growing up in several different countries and studied at the International School of Geneva. He is a native speaker in English, French, Swedish and is fully fluent in Finnish with basic knowledge of Spanish and German. Prior to enrolling in medical school, Sebastian completed a Bachelor of Science in Medical Biochemistry to provide a scientific foundation to a future in academic clinical medicine. After graduating from medical school at King’s College London, he continued his post graduate training in Bristol University Hospital Trust and St George Hospital network Sydney. He was awarded specialist recognition in Nephrology in 2019 after undertaking training at Wollongong, St George, Prince of Wales, North Shore, Royal Brisbane and Princess Alexandra Hospitals. He is a registered medical practitioner in the UK, Switzerland and Australia. Sebastian’s main academic focus is cardio-renal syndrome and renal transplantation with a particular interest in immunology of transplant and native kidney fibrosis. He is passionate about medical education and is an associate lecturer at university of Queensland (previously honorary clinical lecturer at university of Wollongong).

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