Academic leader with expertise in governance, curriculum reform, and public health education at James Cook University. Proven record of leading university-wide initiatives in course review, quality assurance, and innovative teaching practice. Registered health professional with experience in rural and remote northern Queensland, bringing deep insight into Indigenous health and culturally responsive education. Leverages extensive domestic and international collaborations to build workforce-ready programs addressing tropical and global health challenges. National lead of the CAPHIA Competency Renewal Project, driving a transformative framework that positions JCU at the forefront of public health education reform.
Council of Academic Public Health Institutes Australasia CAPHIA ($70,500)
Building capacity for frailty management in regional Queensland residential aged care facilities ($50,623),