MBBS BMedSc(Hons) DipMgt MS(Dist) FRACS(Orth) FAOrthA
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Dr Anton Lambers is currently pursuing subspecialist training in robotic-assisted joint replacement and sports surgery interstate and is excited to be returning to Northeast Victoria in 2026.
Dr Anton Lambers is now seeing patients from his permanent practice in Bright! With extensive experience and specialty training, Dr Lambers is available for consultations and committed to providing exceptional care locally in Northeast Victoria.
Dr Anton Lambers is a Victorian-trained orthopaedic surgeon whose practice is based in Bright, Victoria. Anton serves the alpine communities of the Ovens and Kiewa Valleys including Bright, Mt Beauty and Myrtleford as well as the rural cities of Wangaratta and Albury. He has undertaken subspecialist training in hip, knee and shoulder replacement and sports surgery.
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Dr Lambers’ consulting location for appointments before and after surgery is in Bright. Minor surgeries may be appropriate for the operating theatres in the Alpine Shire, although most procedures are performed in Wangaratta at the public (Northeast Health Wangaratta) and private (Wangaratta Private Hospital) hospitals.
Dr Lambers has written information articles on the common conditions he treats as well as their treatments which can be found here.
You will need to have your condition assessed by your General Practitioner who may refer you to Dr Lambers if non-surgical treatments have been unsuccessful. You will need this referral from your GP in order to be seen. Dr Lambers' consulting location is in Bright, Victoria.
Yes, all of Dr Lambers’ day-to-day work is practicing orthopaedics (assessing patients and performing operations). He has additional interests in research and teaching which complement his work and improve his ability to critically analyse and incorporate new research.
