Deliver tutorial content in a third year Health & Medical Sciences unit, Biological Psychiatry. Contribute to the development of course material and assessment tasks.

Deliver tutorial content in a first year Health & Medical Sciences unit, Human Biology. Develop administrative and support material to streamline processes and grade assessment tasks.

Provide administrative and teaching support on two units within the Adelaide Medical School, Biological and Psychosocial Factors in Addictions (semester 1) and Assessment and Treatment of Addiction (semester 2).

Developed and delivered a series of workshops for a third-year Research Placement (Neuroscience) cohort.

Invited by Associate Professor Kevin Brooks and Dr Ian Stephens to assist with two research projects in vision psychology; “Objective face and body cues to health” and “Neural mechanisms underpinning the body perception of self and other”.• Develop SONA advertisements and recruit participants• Run participants (N=~50) through study procedure• Allocation of course credit to participants • Capture of 3D images and spectrophotometry for face/body cues study• Capture of 2D images and body composition information for both studies• Development of neural mechanisms study procedure• MATLAB programming for neural mechanisms study• Manipulation of 2D images for Neural Mechanisms study using PhotoShop.

Spent one week living in a remote Indigenous Community located in West Arnhem Land, Northern Territory along with a group of researchers from Macquarie University. Adopting an action research methodology, we engaged participants in semi-structured interviews to explore the benefits and challenges to community engagement with the aim of developing a relationship and engagement model.• Formulate and construct literature reviews• Authorship of scholarly articles and presentations• Qualitative data collection, analysis, and interpretation• Conducting and transcribing interviews• Observational methods• Indigenous research• Recipient of a travel grant

The Disability Service provides students who experience disability or ongoing ill health with a variety of supports. Accessibility coaches are assigned to students to assist them one-on-one with their academic needs.• Assessment and research support and guidance• Organisational skills development• Coaching and mentoring• Study planning and exam preparation support• Provide a positive and safe learning environment.

Camp Australia offers before and after school care programs, as well as holiday club programs for children aged 5-12 years. • Care and support of children (up to 20) within the service• Development and implementation of activities• Dealing with sensitive material, behavioral disorders, and health concerns• Behavioral and conflict management, and communication skill building• Education and mentoring• Making kids smile!

As Clinic Coordinator I played a major role in the establishment of Australia’s first online mental health clinic. • Oversee all administrative aspects and provide business operations support for the MindSpot Clinic• Develop, implement, and review administrative systems, policies, and procedures• Oversee the general business operations of the MindSpot Clinic• Manage the provision of HR support, including staff orientation and induction• Co-ordination of marketing, IT, and finance support• Co-ordination of clinic expenses and reconciliation • Preparation of claim forms for expenditures • Project management • Co-ordinate MindSpot Clinic functions and events• Maintain clinic equipment • Liaising with external stakeholders, including Government contacts and University Executives• Provision of administrative support to the Core Project Team• Provision of administrative support to the Clinic Managers, Clinic Director, and Project Director

Macquarie’s Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) program helps students gain confidence with course content, improve their English skills, and meet fellow student’s. I begun PAL at the beginning of semester one 2012, on invitation from the Department of Psychology. I began as a PAL leader for PSY 104 (Introductory Psychology I). In addition to this I established PAL for the Biological Sciences (BIOL108 - Human Biology). Implementing this program involved meeting with the convenor, sourcing a venue, arranging session times and advertising the new component of the unit to students (through lecture announcements, iLearn communication, and flyer distribution). The final session saw an attendance of 125 students! We received amazing feedback from students and the Department decided to set aside budget to incorporate PAL into more Biology units. I recently managed and coordinated PAL for BIOL115 (DNA - The Thread of Life) and BIOL257 (Neurophysiology). I also ran PAL sessions for PSY 122 (Design and Statistics I) and again for Introductory Psychology I.• Facilitated collaborations amongst several key stakeholders • Developed and delivered program content• Recruitment and development of new PAL coaches

As Executive Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor I provide high-level support and advice to the head of the University. This involves management, prioritisation and coordination of all events & protocol, travel and meetings while ensuring alignment to strategic goals of the University. In my role I am required to undertake research, coordinate large events and communicate on a daily basis with Executive, Council and most other areas of the University. I also manage key relationships with government offices (Federal, State, Local), external boards (Universities Australia, Fulbright, Centre for International Finance and Regulation), benefactors and embassies.

Managed a team of technicians, day-to-day service and installation of alarm systems, CCTV, ducted vac, etc. Provided executive assistance to the Managing Director and supervised administrative assistant.Commodore Security Group delivers excellent support, assistance, troubleshooting and security to a broad range of clientele, both commercial and residential, nationally and internationally.Summary of role:• Responsible for the management of monitored and local accounts including Vodafone, Digicall, Central Area Health Services (R.P.A) and Kyocera Mita. Knowing all the facets of each of the individual contracts and requirements.• Responsible for the day to day operations of the service department including the distribution of work amongst service team including three technicians and an office assistant. • Generating, organising and monitoring all service and installation work both locally and interstate. Liaising with various contractors and suppliers both locally and interstate.• Tracking all outstanding, current and completed work, invoicing and purchase ordering and responsible for stock control.• Taking all service department enquiries and offering customer service and technical support to all our customers.• Diary management for the Managing Director and Senior Sales Consultant.• Organising and coordinating travel plans and accommodation.• Taking and preparing meeting minutes.• Preparation of written proposals, correspondence and quotations.• Processing and maintaining client data• Strong client contact, phone, fax, email and mail.• Screening calls and taking messages for Managing Director and Senior Sales Consultant. Sound knowledge of back-to-base programming (remote) and installation quotation. Security license 2A obtained.

Head a large team of staff to deliver impeccable service to all take away and delivery customers whilst maintaining costs and meeting C.H.A.M.P.S requirements.Summary of role:• Basic human resources and training• Inventory and cash control• Labour management• Forecasting• Communication and customer service skills• Improving profit performance• OH&S • Staff recruitment, training, and development • Rostering• Counselling and conflict resolution • Basic L.S.M (local store marketing)• Troubleshooting and working under pressure• Day to day operations of the store