John Ward is a semi-retired geriatrician. Prior to entering Geriatric Medicine in 1985, John was in public health administration,including Aboriginal Health, Deputy Director of the Southern Metropolitan Health Region and Director of NSW Prison Medical Service. John worked as geriatrician in Eastern Sydney prior to moving to the Hunter in 2000.His major interests are the…
Rod Dr Rod McClure is Professor of Public Health Medicine, and Dean, School of Medicine at Western Sydney University. Since being awarded his PhD in Epidemiology and Population Health in 1995, he has had comprehensive international career with clinical, administrative, education and research contributions across the public, private and government sectors. He is the current…
Dr. Simon Kos is an internationally recognized leader in digital health, working in senior executive roles for over twenty years. Dr. Simon Kos is the Chief Medical Officer at Microsoft NZ, responsible for clinical strategy and engagement using Microsoft technology and partner solutions.
Alex started her nursing career at Liverpool Hospital in 2008. In 2011 Alex was employed as the first IBD Nurse at Liverpool Hospital, establishing the IBD Service along with Professor Susan Connor and Dr Watson Ng. Since its inception in 2011, the IBD unit has grown significantly. In her role as IBD CNC, Alex is…
Professor Connor is Head of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Service at Liverpool Hospital in Sydney where she is a senior staff specialist and conjoint Professor with University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney, member of the Ingham Institute of Applied Medical Research as well as leading one of the South Western Sydney Local Health…
A skilled, strategic leader, Brooke has two decades of experience driving strategic transformation through integrated change management, planning and performance monitoring in the higher education sector in Australia and the UK. In her current position as the inaugural Executive Director of Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct (RHIP), Brooke leads a collaborative Precinct partnership that…
Professor Mark Parsons is Professor of Medicine and Neurology at the University of NSW Sydney and the Director of the Sydney Brain Centre located at the Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research.
Professor Hyett trained in obstetrics, maternal and fetal medicine in the UK before working in Australia. He has led research groups which with a strong clinical focus and a continual dedication to research to maintain the highest standards of obstetric care.
