Dr Justin Ti is a Specialist Anaesthetist with a Public appointment at Fiona Stanley Hospital and Fremantle Hospital. Dr Ti is also accredited at several major Private Hospitals in Perth, Western Australia. He attended medical school at the University of Western Australia where he graduated with Honours. As part of his specialty training in Anaesthesia, Dr Ti has worked at several major tertiary hospitals interstate including the Queensland Children’s Hospital, Princess Alexandra Hospital (QLD Spinal Cord Injuries Service) and the Royal Darwin Hospital (NT major trauma centre). In 2018, he returned to Perth where he completed subspecialty fellowships in General and Simulation (Medical Education) Anaesthesia. Dr Ti is a Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists.

Through his active participation in clinical research, safety-quality assurance activities and preparing registrars for fellowship examinations, Dr Ti meets Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements. His professional interests include Anaesthesia for all adult surgical specialties with the exception of cardiac surgery.

Prior to surgery, Dr Ti will contact you to review your medical history, provide advice on both your medications and fasting requirements, and, discuss any questions you may have. It is important that you complete the Precision Anaesthesia questionnaire and where possible upload a medical summary from your GP as an attachment. In certain circumstances, consultations may be required at the Precision Anaesthesia practice in Mosman Park.

After surgery, Dr Ti can be contactable either through the hospital where your surgery was performed or via the Precision Anaesthesia practice.

For written information about Anaesthesia, please refer to the website for the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists: https://www.anzca.edu.au/patient-information

Out of Pocket Expenses:

All health funds will incur an out of pocket expense. Costs relating to Anaesthesia will be clearly outlined to you by the practice before your procedure.