Angus Skeen is a medical student at Monash University with a strong interest in surgical research, particularly in plastic and reconstructive surgery, emergency general surgery, and surgical outcomes research. His current work has focused primarily on hand and reconstructive surgery, including clinical research projects involving Dupuytren’s disease, carpal tunnel syndrome, and trigger finger, with experience in large-scale clinical data collection, outcomes analysis, and scientific writing. He is also involved in research through the Monash Addiction Research Centre, contributing to studies examining medication-related emergency department presentations using large-scale datasets, natural language processing, and statistical analysis. This work has provided additional experience in clinical epidemiology, addiction medicine, and health data science.