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G.E.M.M.® Clinical Roundtable
Weekly Support for G.E.M.M. Clinicians

Apply the G.E.M.M. Protocol with confidence

Bring your questions, discuss de-identified cases and learn with experienced clinician educators and fellow practitioners.

Every Thursday

Regular scheduled weekly roundtable sessions

12:00–1:00 pm

Brisbane time (AEST)

Live online

Interactive discussion · 60 minutes

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Cell logic clinical roundtable education team
Cell logic clinical roundtable education team

How the Clinical Roundtable works

1. Book a Thursday

Each session is booked separately, so you can attend whenever support would be useful.

2. Bring your questions

Ask about G.E.M.M. Protocol implementation, formula selection, sequencing or more complex clinical presentations.

3. Learn through discussion

Sessions are shaped by the questions, de-identified cases and experiences of the practitioners attending.
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Bring what you’re working through in practice

The Roundtable is designed around real questions arising from clinical practice. You can participate actively, bring a case, or simply listen and learn from the discussion.
  • Questions about applying the G.E.M.M. Protocol
  • De-identified clinical cases
  • Formula selection or sequencing questions
  • More complex clinical presentations
  • Experiences and learnings to share
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G.E.M.M.® Clinical Roundtable

Have a case you’d like to discuss?

Submit a case 24 hours before the session for possible inclusion in the Roundtable discussion.

Cases are selected on a first-in basis.

If you need to discuss your case before next week’s session, please contact your Clinician Educator for 1-1 support.

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You can also attend without submitting a case.
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Supported by the Cell‑Logic Clinician Education Team

At least two clinician educators facilitate each session. Participating educators may rotate.
Margeaux Higgins

Margeaux Higgins

Head of Clinician Education
QLD, NT & New Zealand

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Matt Lim

Head of Retail Sales 
and Distributor Relations
NSW, ACT & USA

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Tamara Welsh

Clinician Educator


NSW, ACT, Europe & UK

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Katie Clarke

Clinician Educator

WA, SA & South Africa

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A confidential space for clinical discussion

G.E.M.M. Clinical Roundtable sessions operate under the Chatham House Rule. Patient cases must be appropriately de-identified, and participants must respect all applicable privacy and professional confidentiality requirements.
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Chatham House Rule

General learnings may be used, but comments must not be attributed to participants.

Patient confidentiality

Cases must be de-identified so patients cannot reasonably be identified.

No recording

Recording, screenshots, transcripts and automated meeting-note tools are prohibited.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to attend every week?
No. Each session is booked separately, so you can join on any Thursday that suits you or whenever you would value some additional clinical support.
No, life happens! You will be able to cancel your booking ahead of time. This allows Cell-Logic to allocate the right number of educators per session. We appreciate you updating us.
No. You’re welcome to bring a question about the G.E.M.M. Protocol, suggest a topic for discussion, contribute your experience or learn from the cases shared by others.

We encourage everyone to bring at least one question, case, observation or topic they would like to explore. The Roundtable is shaped by the clinicians attending, so your contributions help create a valuable and engaging discussion for the whole group.

You don’t need to speak throughout the session, you’re welcome to add your questions and comments to the chat and simply listen and learn from the conversation.

We strongly encourage you to submit clinical cases when booking. The case submission form collects the information our educators need to review your case, prepare appropriately and present it in a clear slide format for group discussion.

If no formal cases have been submitted, you’re welcome to raise a general case-related question during the session. We may be able to offer some initial guidance based on the information available; however, meaningful and individualised feedback usually requires the full case details to be submitted in advance.

We’ll explore as many submitted cases as possible, generally in the order they are received and within the time available. If we’re unable to discuss your case during the session, a Cell-Logic Clinician Educator will follow up with you for individual support.
Each session is facilitated by a member of Cell-Logic’s Clinician Education Team, who will guide the conversation and provide clinical education and support.
No. To protect practitioner and patient confidentiality, sessions are not recorded. Screenshots, transcripts and AI note-taking tools are also not permitted.

The Roundtable runs from 12:00–1:00 pm Brisbane time (AEST). When you book, Microsoft Bookings will automatically display the session in your local time zone.

The final Roundtable for 2026 will be held on Thursday, 3 December. Weekly sessions will resume on Thursday, 14 January 2027.