Dr Vin Rajeswaran
Vice President Skin Cancer College Australasia (SCCA)
CEO and Director of Training FNQH Skin Cancer Centre and Pathology | GDPath
About
Dr Vin Rajeswaran is a CEO, Director of Training and Vice President of the Skin Cancer College Australasia (SCCA). As co-founder of FNQH Skin Cancer Centre and FNQH Pathology, Vin is passionate about using innovative technology to improve patients’ lives.
With extensive experience in the health sector, especially in rural Australia, Vin is dedicated to training, community outreach, and delivering diagnostic excellence.
He has created prominent skin cancer clinics and training centre of excellence driven by his commitment to melanoma research. Vin’s fight towards ‘no deaths to melanoma‘.
Training & Education
FOR EVERYBODY
Enhance your skills and knowledge with Skin Cancer Clinical Attachments
At FNQH Skin Cancer Centre and Pathology, we offer tailored training programs for doctors, nurses and practice managers. Our Skin Cancer Clinical Attachment Program, held at the FNQH Cairns Training Centre of Excellence, provides hands-on learning in our state-of-the-art facility. This program caters to individuals at all experience levels, from beginners to advanced skin care practitioners, helping participants build and enhance their skills in skin cancer care.
Doctor
Our Skin Cancer Clinical Attachment Program at FNQH Cairns Training Centre provides doctors with hands-on training in skin cancer medicine and dermatopathology, supporting skill development for advanced practice and SCCA fellowship pathways.
Nurse
This program equips nurses with essential skills for skin cancer prevention, detection, and patient care, all delivered through practical training at our state-of-the-art Cairns facility with guidance from industry experts.
Practice Manger
Designed for practice managers, this program covers the operational essentials of running a skin cancer clinic, enhancing clinic efficiency and patient care through streamlined processes and administrative insights.
FREE UV Skin Photography
FOR EVERYBODY
UV photography can also reveal signs of sun damage, such as sunspots, which can indicate an increased risk of developing skin cancer in the future. By identifying areas of sun-damaged skin, dermatologists can advise patients on preventive measures and monitor them for signs of skin cancer.
Why book a UV Skin Photography ?
At FNQH, we are incredibly passionate about Skin Cancer Prevention and our fight toward “no deaths to
melanoma”—so much so that we offer FREE workplace and corporate assessments. Yes, that’s correct; we will bring our on-site pop-up clinic to you!
What’s hiding under your skin?
Our FREE Workplace and Corporate UV Skin Assessment includes:
- We provide Skin Checks to remote locations.
- Skin Cancer Education and Skin Health Awareness.
- Skin UV Assessment conducted by an expert skin cancer practitioner
- Immediate results and recommendations.
Did you know?
Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer globally.
One Australian is diagnosed with melanoma every 30 minutes.
Melanoma is the most common cancer for Australians aged 20 to 39
These are frightening facts!
If found early found early the cure rate for Melanoma is 95%
Employee Workplace Skin Health Program
Your skin is your body’s largest organ and plays a critical role in protecting you from the outside world. Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer globally, which makes it essential to prioritise your skin health.
Many jobs involve outdoor work or exposure to sunlight through windows. UV Skin Assessments not only detect cancer but also empower individuals to make informed decisions about their skincare routines and sun protection measures.
Employee Workplace Skin Health Program
Our Workplace Skin Health Program aims to improve employee wellness through proactive skin health measures. We offer a Corporate UV Skin Photography and Education program that provides on-site UV Skin Photography Assessments and Skin Safety education at no cost.
We Offer
Corporate UV Skin Photography and Education
- Description: A pop-up clinic at your workplace offering UV skin photography
and educational sessions on sun safety and early detection. - Cost: This is free for both employees and the employer.
- Benefits: Educates employees on skin health and promotes proactive health
behaviours.
Skin Check Services Cairns
- Description: All employees attending a Skin Check at FNQH Skin Cancer Clinics
will receive a set fee, Medicare rebate and the remaining amount subsidised by
the employer. - Cost: Contact us to learn more.
- Benefits: By choosing FNQH Skin Cancer Clinics, you are guaranteed access to
accredited doctors specialised in skin cancer, discounts for employees on 3D
Mole Mapping and free UV Skin Photography.
Advanced 3D Mole Mapping Cairns
- Description: If clinically required, employees attending FNQH Skin Cancer Clinics
will receive a 30% discount on our advanced 3D mole mapping. - Cost: Contact us to learn more.
- Benefits: Advanced 3D Mole Mapping is not widely available and typically costs
$295.
Skin Check Services Greater Queensland Region
- Description: Employees outside Cairns will have access to a network of accredited
doctors specialising in skin cancer. All employees who attend a skin check will be
charged based on the clinic’s fees, Medicare rebate and the remaining amount
subsidised by the employer. - Cost: Contact us to learn more.
- Benefits: You can be confident that employees will attend a skin check by an
endorsed network of accredited doctors specialised in skin cancer.
" After completing 10 employee skin checks, I diagnosed 1 melanoma and 3 non-melanoma skin cancers. The proof is in the numbers — what's stopping you from helping your employees and saving lives? "
Virtual Educational Outreach
- Description: We understand that having your employees meet in one location is not always possible. This initiative educates and promotes preventative health behaviours among employees, integrating seamlessly into your existing wellness programs.
- Cost: This is free of charge if incorporated with a broader Workplace Skin Health Program.
- Benefits: Virtual Educational Outreach minimises disruption and provides greater flexibility to reach locations across Queensland.
Customised Solutions and Visiting Remote Locations
- Description: We offer tailored programs to meet the unique needs of your
company and workforce, including high-quality remote skin checks across
Australian locations, delivered by our accredited team of doctors and nurses. - Cost: To be negotiated.
- Benefits: Flexibility to integrate seamlessly with existing wellness initiatives.
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1 Australian is diagnosed with melanoma every 30 minutes
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Regards,
Dr Vin Rajeswaran
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