Victor Chang

Dr Chang was one of the world's leading heart surgeons and a fine cardiac researcher when he was murdered in Sydney in 1991 at the age of 55. He was Chinese as well as Australian. He had a younger sister and brother and he had a wife called Ann. Victor Chang was born in Shanghai, china. He was born in 1936. He came to Australia as a teenager. His mother died of cancer when he was just 12. It was then he decided to became a doctor. He later graduated as a doctor, his skillful hands and original thinking were put to work designing brilliant technological innovations.

Dr Chang loved his work and developed Australia's National heart transplant program- which is the largest and most successful in the world. Dr Chang's patients all remember him for his help. He worked at St Vincent's hospital in Sydney and was a very generous man. He wasn't a negative man, he was more of a positive man. Dr Chang always had a smile on his face when he helped people.

Being a doctor is a hard job, in same ways he should be very proud of himself because he has saved many lives. Everyone is thanking him for his help. If we did not have doctors like Dr Chang, imagine how many people would die every day? MILLIONS.