Kelvin Kong

Professor Kelvin Kong, a proud Worimi man and ENT surgeon, shares his passion for the ear, calling it the most beautiful organ. He discusses the intricate process of how sound transforms into hearing and highlights the significance of early intervention for untreated ear diseases in Indigenous children. Kelvin reflects on his groundbreaking fetal surgeries, the emotional stakes involved, and the importance of cultural safety in healthcare. He also touches on his journey as Australia's first Aboriginal surgeon and the profound impact of treating Otitis Media on children's lives.