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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

In my role as a Senior Product Specialist at InterSystems Corporation, I have been deeply involved in designing, developing, and implementing clinical application solutions for the TrakCare Electronic Medical Record (EMR) across Australia and New Zealand. My contributions have been pivotal in several high-budget projects, where I managed the end-to-end product development process, from initial analysis and design to development, testing, and ongoing maintenance. While I played a key role in the Core Clinical Systems Renewal Program (CCSRP) for NT Health, my focus was on a specific part of the solution, and I continue to expand my expertise across the region, maintaining and enhancing several critical functionalities within the TrakCare system. As a Product Owner, I manage a backlog of product items, conducting detailed needs analysis, defining priorities, scheduling sprints, and ensuring alignment with ISO 13485 standards for the quality management of medical devices. Although I remain the International Subject Matter Expert for the TrakCare maternity clinical application, my responsibilities have evolved as the solution has matured and is now fully implemented.Key achievements include: Served as Product Specialist and InterSystems National Subject Matter Expert for TrakCare’s major clinical documentation application, driving the successful deployment and ongoing enhancement of key functionalities. Defined, developed, and delivered a comprehensive maternity clinical application for TrakCare, ensuring compliance with Australian standards and government requirements across diverse populations in the Northern Territory. Expanded scope of expertise across Australia and New Zealand, leading the analysis, design, development, and maintenance of multiple functionalities within the TrakCare system, contributing to significant improvements in healthcare delivery.

Sydney, Australia

As an Application Specialist, I closely collaborate with clinicians to identify their needs and translate them into IT solutions that enhanced their practice). I led two critical TrakCare streams as part of the $259 million Core Clinical Systems Renewal Program (CCSRP), integrating over 20 systems across NT Health. This role allowed me to remain deeply connected to the field, working directly with healthcare professionals to develop applications that truly make a difference in patient care. It required a strong ability to listen and communicate effectively with diverse audiences, transforming complex business processes into user-friendly IT clinical applications while managing resources and ensuring adherence to contractual requirements. Key achievements include: Led the implementation of a critical clinical application that improved workflow efficiency across multiple healthcare facilities, ensuring compliance with Australian standards. Streamlined resource management processes, resulting in a 20% reduction in project delivery times and an increase in stakeholder satisfaction.

Région De Sydney, Australie

As a Project Manager at Vitro Software, I was responsible for planning and overseeing EMR projects for a wide range of healthcare clients in both private and public sectors. I led the successful delivery of the Vitro Calvary Healthcare Phase 3 project, a personalized EMR system implemented across ten hospitals. My role required strategic collaboration with internal and external stakeholders, rigorous risk management, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously while delivering high-quality solutions on time and within budget. Key achievements include: Delivered the Vitro Calvary Healthcare Phase 3 project within a 9-month timeline, overcoming technical challenges such as database merging, environment upgrades, and the development of 100 customized applications. Managed the MyNetCare project, a web-based clinical handover application, achieving 75% fewer support resources needed than planned and earning awards at the 2017 Catholic Health Australia Conference and the 2019 NSW Health Awards.

University Of Technology Sydney

My time as a Research Assistant at the UTS WHO Collaborating Centre allowed me to apply my clinical expertise to impactful global health research. Collaborating with Professor Caroline Homer, I led systematic reviews and research initiatives for the World Health Organization, contributing to key recommendations that influenced international health policy. My work also supported several projects aimed at upskilling health professionals and strengthening health systems in the South Pacific Region. Key achievements include: Co-authored and published a systematic review on postnatal care models in low-income countries in the International Journal of Childbirth, in collaboration with Professor Caroline Homer. Delivered a comprehensive review for the WHO in Geneva, leading to recommendations that informed global midwifery practices and decision-making at the United Nations.

Région De Sydney, Australie

Working as an Interpreter for Australaccueil - CAFAT, I facilitated the healthcare journey for New Caledonian patients receiving care in Australia by bridging language and cultural gaps. My role involved ensuring clear communication between patients and healthcare providers, which was critical in delivering timely and effective treatment. This position honed my ability to adapt to diverse environments and people while providing compassionate support to those in need. Key achievements include: Facilitated dozens of healthcare consultations, ensuring effective communication and cultural understanding between New Caledonian patients and Australian medical teams. Improved patient satisfaction through personalized cultural mediation and support, ensuring a smoother healthcare experience for critically ill patients.

My decade-long career as a Registered Midwife took me across diverse healthcare environments in France, Senegal, Mayotte, and New Caledonia, culminating in my role as Head of the Women’s and Children’s Health Department for the Medical District of Ouvéa, New Caledonia. I provided comprehensive maternity care, managed obstetric emergencies, and led women’s health programs that significantly improved healthcare outcomes in remote and underserved communities. Key achievements include: Provided medical follow-up for 65 pregnancies annually in the Loyalty Islands, managing 20% of high-risk cases in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team at Magenta Public Hospital in Nouméa. Conducted over 1,250 women’s health consultations annually, leading to a 25% increase in contraception access and a 50% reduction in undesired pregnancies over five years.

Master Degree Of Health Services Management And Planning, Health/Healthcare Administration/Management, Distinction

Activities and Societies: Broadway Food Co-operativeThis course is designed to prepare new, aspiring, and middle health service planners.

Bachelor Of Midwifery, Direct Entry Midwifery

Activities and Societies: Students' associationIn France, midwifery is a medical profession which involves professional accountability.