As a Policy and Project Officer in the Digital Health Branch, I support the development and modernisation of health information platforms and data systems. My responsibilities include strategy development, project management, stakeholder engagement, and research, with a strong focus on regulatory and privacy considerations. Within this role, I am active in the delivery of projects aimed at enhancing the interoperability and integration of digital health information infrastructure while… Show more As a Policy and Project Officer in the Digital Health Branch, I support the development and modernisation of health information platforms and data systems. My responsibilities include strategy development, project management, stakeholder engagement, and research, with a strong focus on regulatory and privacy considerations. Within this role, I am active in the delivery of projects aimed at enhancing the interoperability and integration of digital health information infrastructure while collaborating with public sector and industry partners. Show less

As a Senior Consultant at Protiviti, I have been involved in various engagements with clients in the Australian Health and Public Sector. My breadth of experience includes information systems assurance, information security, IT service management, data and privacy governance, contract management, and governance and risk management.

• Monitoring patient admission into hospital.• Inspecting and handling patient information in medical records.• Providing concierge and escort service for dependent patients and patrons.• Supervising COVID-19 screening stations for patrons entering and leaving hospital facilities.

Supervised by Professor Joseph Ibrahim, extensive research was conducted on building support networks for Victoria's 300+ aged-care facilities outside of the metropolitan area. The goal was to propose strategies to facilities to other essential organisations including hospitals, GP practices, bush nurses, ambulance services, and researchers to improve links and care delivery to residents. The project involved exploring the feasibility of “communities of practice” to support aged care in… Show more Supervised by Professor Joseph Ibrahim, extensive research was conducted on building support networks for Victoria's 300+ aged-care facilities outside of the metropolitan area. The goal was to propose strategies to facilities to other essential organisations including hospitals, GP practices, bush nurses, ambulance services, and researchers to improve links and care delivery to residents. The project involved exploring the feasibility of “communities of practice” to support aged care in areas of early clinical deterioration, resident autonomy, and the abuse of older people. The second area of focus involved investigating how to implement ethics advisory services for the residential aged care sector to support staff and residents with navigating ethical dilemmas that arise during caregiving.Research undertaken will be conducted with the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine and the design of pilot programs will be coordinated with Safer Care Victoria and the Victorian Department of Health. Show less