I am a researcher in health behaviour who has worked in government, academic and charity settings. I lead project teams that are backed by prestigious government and private funding to deliver research outcomes in cancer (psycho-oncology), addictions, health communication and safety. In collaboration with other researchers, I have been involved with projects valued over AUD 8,000,000 and have published over 100 papers in international journals. (https://www.une.edu.au/staff-profiles/psychology/steve-brown)My practice involves: Research strategy development; Development of research programmes to satisfy information need; Justification for funding; Team recruitment and development; Programme and team leadership; Budget management; Data collection and analysis; and Communication and exploitation of outcomes. Approach to research is pragmatic, involving the employment of research strategies tailored to information needs of key stakeholder groups. Thus, I conduct multi-method research, utilising qualitative, quantitative survey and experimental methods to suit differing research problems and contexts, and am skilled in a wide range of analytic techniques. I observe ethical standards appropriate to the conduct of research involving human participants and my registration as a psychologist.