Postdoctoral researcher specialising in modelling infectious diseases. Projects worked on in this role included: (1) Surveillance for hepatitis B Indicators. (2) Improving equity of hepatitis B treatment access and outcomes by informing spatial targeting of resources.This role included tutoring and lecturing for Infectious Diseases Modelling, a graduate-level subject for the university.

Postdoctoral researcher specialising in mathematical modelling of infectious diseases at the World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for Viral Hepatitis, Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory, Royal Melbourne Hospital, at the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection & Immunity. Within this role, I was responsible for developing and maintaining a mathematical model which describes the progression of chronic hepatitis B in Australia over time within a team working under the Surveillance for Hepatitis B Indicators Project funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. I was responsible for developing the methodology, writing model code, and analysing outputs. The objective of this project was to develop disease burden estimation and mathematical modelling approaches to inform the surveillance, monitoring, and evaluation of progress towards achieving the objectives of the National Hepatitis B Strategies and reporting against Hepatitis B Indicators in the National Blood-borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections Surveillance and Monitoring Plan.

Postdoctoral researcher working on developing spatial models for the transmission of vector-borne filarial nematodes such as Onchocerciasis.