About Dr Anne Ronan
Adult and Paediatric Clinical Geneticist
MB, BCh, MRCP(UK), FRACP (Paeds, Clin Gen), MMedSci(Epid)

Anne trained as a paediatrician through Trinity College Dublin teaching hospitals and the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, including a 2-year research fellowship in ICDDR(B), Dhaka, Bangladesh. She obtained further training in clinical epidemiology with the Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics (CCEB), University of Newcastle, and in clinical genetics through Hunter Genetics Unit Newcastle and the Children’s Hospital Westmead, as well as an Arnott research fellowship in genetic epidemiology.
Since moving to Newcastle in 1994 Anne has held positions as Staff Specialist in Developmental Paediatrics, Emergency medicine, and Senior Staff Specialist in Clinical Genetics with Hunter New England Area Health Service, and as lecturer with the University of Newcastle Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics and the School of Medicine and Public Health.
Also trained in counselling and stretch therapy, she values precision and avoids assumptions.
The breadth of this experience guides each consultation.
Butters A, Thomson K, Harrington F, Henden N, McGuire K, Byrne AB, Bryen S, Leask M, Ackerman MJ, Atherton J, Bos JM, Caleshu C, Parikh VN, Day S, Tardiff JC, Dunn K, Hayes I, Juang J, McGaughran JM, Nowak N, Ronan A, Semsarian C, Tiemensma M, Merriman TR, Skinner JR, MacArthur DG, Siggs OM, Bagnall RD, Ingles J. A rare splice-site variant in troponin-T: The need for ancestral diversity in genomic reference datasets. European Heart Journal. 2025. In press. Accepted Jan 2.