I currently lead PwC's Business Recovery Services team in Queensland. Previous to this I led Western Australia's Business Recovery Services team from 2005 to 2012.

At Inala Primary Care you will find a truly team based, patient focused environment to improve patient outcomes and influence the healthcare reform agenda. IPC is a seven year old, fast growing, not for profit practice. We have chosen a not for profit structure as the umbrella under which we work to provide the flexibility we need to focus on innovation and the application of comprehensive, evidence based care. We currently have doctors, nurses and administrative positions working alongside a mental health nurse and a diabetic educator. Part-time allied health professionals attending our practice include podiatrists, dieticians and a bi-lingual psychologist. Most importantly, we work as a team in a well- equipped surgery with great systems. Our mission is to become a benchmark for primary care in Australia by 2017. We want to attract and retain a close knit, forward thinking team so that together we can challenge each other and the ways things have always been done in primary care. Our objective is to ensure that patients, clinicians and funders all get a better deal. Our purpose can be neatly defined as: To provide, prove, teach & transplant models of integrated care which improve patient outcomes above benchmarks for disadvantaged suburban populations. Our core values reflect this focus. We are: • Dedicated to making a difference for every patient • Focused on innovation which matters to our patients and community • Investing in people, relationships and systems to deliver great care • Driven by passion for excellence in primary care, teaching and research • Responsive to each other and flexible as we care for others • People you can trust and depend on who deliver results • Courageous enough to change, learn and grow. We even promise that “No patient will leave feeling like a number because every consultation makes a difference!” To live up to our promise we are proactive, reflective and collaborative.

My role on the National Board and WA State Council of the Insolvency Practitioners’ Association of Australia (IPA - now known as ARITA), was contributing to and assisting in the development of the code of professional conduct for insolvency practitioners. I was also on the Education and Finance sub-committees

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