Associate Professor George Eskander is a Perth-based healthcare executive, specialist general practitioner, medical educator and academic with more than 15 years of international leadership experience. His career spans health-system leadership, clinical governance, medical regulation, postgraduate medical education, workforce reform and digital health.

George has held senior executive roles across Western Australia’s public and private health systems, including Chief Clinical Operations Officer for WA Health, Executive Area Director of Clinical Services and Group Chief Medical Officer for the North Metropolitan Health Service, Acting Executive Director of the Women and Newborn Health Service, and Executive Director of Medical Services across several St John of God Health Care hospitals.

He previously served for more than seven years as a practitioner member of the Medical Board of Australia’s Western Australian Board and has contributed to accreditation and quality assurance as a Senior Medical Assessor with the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards. Internationally, he has worked with the United Kingdom’s Care Quality Commission and contributed to the General Medical Council’s medical education standards. Professional biography and medical regulation profile.

George has extensive experience in postgraduate medical assessment. His roles have included RACGP National Assessment Advisor and national leadership responsibilities across fellowship examinations, assessment reform, examiner training and quality assurance. He has also examined for the Australian Medical Council, the UK Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board and other postgraduate medical programs.

He is the founder and Chief Examiner of PassGP, an Australian medical education and health-technology organisation supporting doctors across Australian and international postgraduate training pathways. His work brings together medical education, assessment science, performance analytics and artificial intelligence to improve learning, examination preparation and workforce capability.