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Dr Jodi Battley, Palliative Medicine Specialsit
Dr Jodi Battley, Palliative Medicine Specialist
Dr Jodie Battley is a Palliative Medicine Specialist. She graduated from Otago Medical School in 2004. Since then she has lived and trained in Ireland in both oncology and palliative medicine; and completed advanced training in Palliative Medicine in 2016. Jodie is widely published in oncology and palliative care, including the development of national palliative care clinical guidelines in Ireland. She has presented at multiple international forums. Jodie returned to New Zealand in 2017, and is currently the Medical Director at Nelson Tasman Hospice.