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Inspiring StoriesVision and leadership: Enhancing research funding equity on the national stage with Professor Anne Kelso AOProfessor Anne Kelso spent many years as a biomedical researcher in the field of immunology, later serving as Director of the Cooperative Research Centre for Vaccine Technology and then Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza at the Doherty Institute. From 2015 to 2023, she was CEO of the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) where she led significant reform of NHMRC’s grant program and gender equity policies. She holds an honorary professorial position in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences. This episode was recorded on 13 August 2024. ---...
2024-08-1237 minInspiring StoriesLessons in Chemistry - A story of firsts and blazing trails with Professor Frances SeparovicProfessor Separovic is a biophysical chemist and Foreign Secretary of the Australia Academy of Science. Following a post-doctoral fellowship at the National Institutes of Health (USA), Frances joined the University of Melbourne in 1996, becoming the first woman Professor of Chemistry and Head of School. Professor Separovic speaks about obtaining a PhD later in life, breaking down class barriers and following her curiosity. This podcast was recorded on 30 July 2024.---Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are...
2024-07-2940 minInspiring StoriesFrom the Heart to Aged Care: A story of strong compassionate leadership with Dr Linda MellorsLinda has been Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Regis Aged Care since September 2019, joining the Company during the Royal Commission and just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Linda has over 20 years of executive experience in health and aged care in Australia. Prior to joining Regis, Linda was a chief executive in the Victorian health system and co-chaired the Victorian Metropolitan Hospital Chief Executive group. This episode was recorded on 25 June 2024. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts...
2024-06-2446 minInspiring StoriesBreaking Barriers and Communicating Science with Associate Professor Jen MartinAssociate Professor Jen Martin, known for her work as a field ecologist, shifted focus to teaching scientists' effective communication. She founded and led the University of Melbourne’s Science Communication Teaching Program and is a weekly guest on 3RRR radio. Named the 2019 Unsung Hero of Australian Science Communication, she also writes for various publications and hosts the podcast Let’s Talk SciComm. Her book why am I Like This? explores the science behind unusual thoughts and habits. This episode was recorded on 21 May 2024. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by emai...
2024-05-2038 minInspiring StoriesImplementing evidence-based interventions to increase gender equality with Professor Michelle RyanProfessor Michelle Ryan is a world-renowned gender equality expert, a professor of social and organisational psychology, and the inaugural Director of the Australian National University's Global Institute for Women's Leadership (GIWL). Her extensive body of research covers a range of constraints on women's careers such as the impact of COVID-19 on gender inequalities, how perceptions of equality can lead to gender bias, the motherhood penalty, and the benefits of quotas and affirmative action. Michelle works closely with corporate, government and professional organisations to identify gender equality issues and design bespoke solutions. This episode was recorded on 27 April 2024.
2024-04-2638 minInspiring StoriesUsing a non-binary approach to leadership and gender equity with Professor Wendy ChapmanProfessor Wendy Chapman is the Associate Dean of Digital Health and Informatics as well as the Director of the Centre for Digital Transformation of Health. Wendy’s background is as a researcher in leveraging data and digital technology to transform healthcare delivery. She’s spent two decades developing and evaluating AI and natural language processing algorithms. She has also led many multidisciplinary programs of work on research, education, and application of digital health. This episode was recorded on 26 March 2024. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu...
2024-03-2537 minInspiring StoriesSteering the healthcare system to enhance equality and women’s health outcomes with Professor Sue MatthewsProfessor Sue Matthews is the CEO of the Royal Women’s Hospital and has extensive experience in nursing and health system management. Previously, she was CEO of the Niagara Health System in Canada and advised government on health issues. A Fellow of the Wharton School, she is an Adjunct Professor at Trent and Swinburne Universities and an Honorary Professor at the University of Melbourne. She has received multiple accolades, including the Canadian Nurses Association Centennial Award and recognition as one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women. This episode was recorded on 10 November 2023. --- C...
2023-11-0941 minInspiring StoriesSupporting Women in Medicine Special edition: In conversation with Dame Sarah GilbertProfessor Sarah Gilbert is a vaccinologist whose research has been on the development ofvaccines against infectious diseases such as malaria, influenza and most notably SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19). The vaccine she helped to develop with Oxford University, the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, has had over 3 billion doses delivered to countries worldwide. In this special in-person interview, Professor Natalie Hannan and Professor Gilbert discuss Sarah’s career and the development of the vaccine while also looking ahead to what needs to be done to combat future pandemics. This episode was recorded on 27 September 2023 ---Connect with us...
2023-09-2656 minInspiring StoriesSTEMinism, Indigenous leadership, and innovative cancer treatment research with Associate Professor Misty Jenkins AOAssociate Professor Misty Jenkins AO is a Gunditjmara woman, leads the immunotherapy program at the Brain Cancer Centre, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute. She focuses on developing treatments for brain cancer by studying lymphocytes. She advocates for greater diversity in science, supporting women and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. In 2023, she received an Order of Australia for her distinguished service to medical science, women in STEM, and the Indigenous community. This episode was recorded on 22 August 2023. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au
2023-08-2247 minInspiring StoriesBreaking barriers and role modelling for Women in STEMM with Professor Laura MackayLaura Mackay is a Laboratory Head and Immunology Theme Leader at the Peter Doherty Institute. In 2022, Laura was the youngest Fellow elected to the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences. Her research is focused on T-cells and the immune system, specifically tissue-resident memory T cells, and how memory T cells protect the body against disease. Chatting with Professor Natalie Hannan, Laura talks about how getting glandular fever as an undergraduate led her to a career in lab research. This podcast was recorded on 11 July 2023. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity...
2023-07-1038 minInspiring StoriesVisibility, barriers and multiculturalism: Growing as an early-mid career researcher from a migrant background in Australia with Dr Flora HuiDr Flora Hui is an optometrist and a Research Fellow at the Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences in the School of Health Sciences and the Centre for Eye Research Australia. Flora's research is focused on new treatments and diagnostics for eye diseases, including glaucoma and Alzheimer’s disease. In this interview, Flora talks about being the first in her family to attend university, This episode was recorded on 13 June 2023.---Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are th...
2023-06-1244 minInspiring StoriesPerseverance, resilience and anchorage - keys to shifting culture and antiquated ways with Associate Professor Michelle TelferAssociate Professor Michelle Telfer, Acting Chief of Medicine at the Royal Children's Hospital, is a leading Paediatrician and Adolescent Medicine Physician. Formerly Director of the Royal Children's Hospital Gender Service, she expanded trans-specific health care programs and advised the Victorian Government on transgender health through the Trans and Gender Diverse Expert Advisory Group. She contributed expert testimony to the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, developed national clinical guidelines for trans and gender-diverse youth, and supported landmark legal reforms for hormone and surgical treatments. This episode was recorded on 9 May 2023. --- Co...
2023-05-0840 minInspiring StoriesUnions, politics and medical research; building a career with impact with The Honourable Jaala PulfordA former Australian politician, she served in the Victorian Parliament from 2006 to 2022 and was Victoria's first female Agriculture Minister. She led major reforms including the establishment of the medicinal cannabis industry. As Minister for Employment, she guided Jobs Victoria through the pandemic, supporting small businesses during lockdowns. In her role as Minister for Innovation, she secured mRNA vaccine capabilities for Melbourne. In 2023, she was appointed a Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Melbourne. This episode was recorded on 04 April 2023. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@un...
2023-04-0343 minInspiring StoriesInclusion, equity and respect in academia: Importance of committed leadership with Professor Nicola PhillipsProfessor Nicola Phillips is the Provost of the University (Academic Lead, Chancellery) and the standing deputy to the Vice Chancellor of the University of Melbourne. Nicola’s academic interests lie in the areas of global political economy, development, and economic governance. In this discussion, Nicola talks about her motivations for pursuing a career in political science and the University's dedication to ensuring a safe and respectful campus environment. This episode was recorded on 6 December 2022---Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, an...
2022-12-0543 min
Let's Talk SciComm38. Interview with ARC Future Fellow Professor Natalie HannanThis week we had the enormous pleasure of speaking with the one-and-only Professor Natalie Hannan. Natalie is an ARC Future Fellow, the Associate Dean, Diversity and Inclusion in the Faculty Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences and leads the Therapeutics Discovery and Vascular Function in Pregnancy Group, in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, at the University of Melbourne. She is passionate about developing new approaches to combat major complication of pregnancy, especially preeclampsia.
Natalie’s research has been recognised by the award of continuous funding support through eminent Fellowships and research grants, with over $9 Million awarded to da...
2022-12-0530 minInspiring StoriesIssues of inclusion and equity in Indigenous health with Associate Professor Shawana AndrewsAssociate Professor Shawana Andrews, a Trawlwoolway Palawa woman from Northeastern Tasmania, is the Director of the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health and an Associate Professor in Social Work. She leads initiatives on Indigenous leadership and academic pathways in health. At the Poche Centre, she fosters international partnerships to advance her work. Her research covers Aboriginal graduate experiences, health leadership, mothering practices, family violence, feminisms, and cultural methodologies. This episode was recorded on 18 November 2022. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views...
2022-11-1730 minInspiring StoriesPromoting Equity and Resilience and Adapting to Change with Professor Lou HarmsLou Harms is the Chair and Head of Social Work at the University of Melbourne, and Deputy Head of the School of Health Sciences, in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences. From 2015 to 2019, Lou was Associate Dean (Diversity and Inclusion) for MDHS, reflective of her long-standing concern with facilitating structural and cultural change. Lou’s research focuses on the interplay between adversity, growth and recovery at both an individual and community level. This episode was recorded on 19 September 2022. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@uni...
2022-10-1824 minInspiring StoriesFrom corporate to council - And all the chapters in between with Lord Mayor Sally CappSally Capp is the former Lord Mayor of Melbourne and was the first woman to be directlyelected to the role. Sally came to local politics following a long career as a lawyer, a seniorexecutive and a businesswoman, having started her own business in venture capital.In this episode, Sally talks about her successes and failures, her commitment to having a go even if it’s scary and using the doubts of others to visualise her future career. She’s passionate about sharing the stories of other women politicians in Australia and speaks on navigating lead...
2022-07-2034 minInspiring StoriesResearch, advocacy and allyship – Working with the trans and gender diverse community with Associate Professor Ada CheungAda established the Trans Health Research Group at the University of Melbourne intending to provide robust evidence to improve the health and wellbeing of the transgender (trans) community. Her team is one of few worldwide that undertakes clinical trials to understand gender-affirming hormone therapy better, evaluate optimal models of care and improve the mental health of the trans community. This episode was recorded on 17 May 2022. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s ow...
2022-05-1630 minInspiring StoriesEquity, gender and leadership in progressing academic and professional career paths with Dr Gioconda Di LorenzoWith nearly 20 years of experience as both a professional and academic at the University of Melbourne, Gioconda brought a wealth of knowledge and insight. She earned a PhD in History, with her groundbreaking research exploring the post-war mass migration of a southern Italian community to Australia. As a sessional lecturer and tutor, Gioconda inspired countless students, making significant contributions to the understanding of migration and cultural history. This episode was recorded on 15 March 2022 --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, t...
2022-03-1429 minInspiring StoriesCareer detours, the problem with chasing perfection and what a meaningful career looks like with Associate Professor Lilon bandlerA/Prof Bandler is the principal research fellow for the Leaders in Indigenous Medical Education (LIME) Network. She has a long history of involvement in medical education. She is a member of the Macquarie University Humanities and Social Sciences Human Research Ethics Committee. She provides regular GP services to rural and remote western NSW. She has been a member of the Far West Local Health District (NSW) Board since 2018. This episode was recorded on 07 December 2021 --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The...
2021-12-0627 minInspiring StoriesSystemic barriers facing women in STEMM, moving towards gender equity with Professor Nancy BaxterProfessor Nancy Baxter moved to Australia in February 2020 for the next adventure, andCOVID did not disappoint! Her public role in the Victorian and Australia-wide responses to the pandemic, including her work with media as a sought-after public health expert has been a highlight of her career.This episode was recorded on 9 November 2021.---Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of Melb...
2021-11-0827 minInspiring StoriesFlexible work arrangements for gender equality with Professor Jennifer PhilipProfessor Jennifer Philip is a palliative care clinician who leads the Palliative Nexus Research Group, partnering with the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre, to advance equity, access and quality of care in serious illness. In this episode, Jennifer opens up about the highs and lows of juggling an academic career and family. This episode was recorded on 5 October 2021. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and...
2021-10-0444 min
Let's Chat UniLet‘s Chat UniMelb OptometryAre you considering studying optometry or simply want to learn more about how graduate health courses run and student societies operate? If so, tune in to hear from president and vice president of UMOSS (UniMelb Optometry Students Society) as they chat with Jordan and Dan.
2021-09-2324 minLet's Chat UniLet‘s Chat what is MUHI? (Melbourne Uni Health Initiative)Have you ever seen advertisements for events run by MUHI organisations online or on campus and wondered who actually puts all of these events on? Whether you've heard of the Melbourne University Health Initiative before or not, today's interview with MUHI president Kevin Mao will certainly give you a greater understanding of MUHI's programs, how they operate, and perhaps some inspiration to get involved yourself!
2021-09-0924 minInspiring StoriesNavigating barriers faced after extraordinary life events with Dr Rita Hardiman Dr Rita Hardiman is a teaching and research academic in the Melbourne Dental School. In 2011, after a return to work from maternity leave, and less than a year post-PhD, Rita was involved in a life-threatening incident: she was run over by a semi-trailer on her way home. This had devastating effects on Rita and her young family, as well as doing significant damage to her emerging career in academia. After five months in hospital and physical rehabilitation, Rita started to re-establish her research career; succeeding in her recovery and progression in part through supportive networks and strong a...
2021-09-0639 minLet's Chat UniLet's Chat Student Volunteering & KVMEWhat's it like to volunteer while being a student, and what can you learn from helping others? On this second part of our interview with Patrick Tellefson, hear about his involvement with the Kenyan Village Medical Education (KVME) program. Find out more about how to get involved, how you can stay involved with volunteering online, and the top skills you can gain through volunteering experience!
2021-08-2521 minLet's Chat UniLet's Chat what's Biomedicine really like??Are you currently studying, or considering what it would be like to study a Bachelor of Biomedicine? In this first episode Dan and special guest Patrick Tellefson discuss their experience as Biomedicine students, and how Patrick's interest in public health and further study in the MPH has shaped his journey.
2021-08-2017 minInspiring StoriesListening, learning and renovating workplace culture with Professor Jane GunnProfessor Jane Gunn AO is the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences and a general practitioner with over 25 years of experience. In this episode, Jane and Natalie discuss the hard but important work involved in creating an inclusive workplace that champions all aspects of diversity. This episode was recorded on 10 August 2021.---Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the Un...
2021-08-0932 minLet's Chat UniLet's Chat PostGrad & Beyond - Part 2What to do when undergrad is over!? Ever wondered if what you're learning is actually useful, or experienced an existential crisis trying to decide what you'll do with your life after graduating? If so, this episode is just for you. Join Dan and Jordan as we chat with Doctor of Physiotherapy student Sibin Mathew on how to choose a postgrad course, and how the experience compares with undergraduate study.
2021-07-2713 minLet's Chat UniLet's Chat PostGrad & Beyond - Part 1What to do when undergrad is over!? Ever wondered if what you're learning is actually useful, or experienced an existential crisis trying to decide what you'll do with your life after graduating? If so, this episode is just for you. Join Dan and Jordan as we chat with Doctor of Physiotherapy student Sibin Mathew on how to choose a postgrad course, and how the experience compares with undergraduate study.
2021-07-2713 minLet's Chat UniLet's Chat How to Pick Your Major - Part 2On today's episode join Jordan, Dan, and a very special guest Jesse Gardner-Rusell. Listen to the second half of this podcast to hear about how to know if your major is right for you, what to do if you're thinking of switching, and some final top tips for finding passion in your studies!
2021-07-1420 minLet's Chat UniLet's Chat How to Pick a Major?! - Part 1On today's episode join Jordan, Dan, and a very special guest Jesse Gardner-Rusell. Jesse is currently an honours student in the department of Anatomy and Neuroscience, and today will be sharing his experiences, and top tips for how to navigate selecting your major, what are the most important considerations, and what to do when you're not sure if your major is the right one for you.
2021-07-1416 minLet's Chat UniLet's Chat a Quick Intro!Let's chat! What's this new podcast and who are Dan and Jordan? Get to know us and all that we'll be discussing, how to get involved and what to expect from our new podcast series in this ultra-quick intro episode!!
2021-07-0802 minInspiring StoriesKey ingredients for progression towards gender equity in STEMM with Julia Page Julia Page served as CEO of veski from 2004, leading the organization for nearly two decades. She expanded key programs, including the innovation and inspiring women fellowships, and fostered strong ties with the Victorian Government and global science communities. Julia's initiatives included the veski Inspiring Women STEM Side-by-Side Program and various community roles. She has a BSc in Information Business Systems Technology from the University of Essex and a postgraduate degree from Harvard University. This episode was recorded on 13 July 2021. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at m...
2021-06-1235 minInspiring StoriesTwo careers in one, the why and the how with Dr Leonie Walsh Leonie Walsh is a fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences, was Victoria's first Lead Scientist (2013-2016) and inaugural Women in STEMM Ambassador. She also served as the first female president of the Australasian Industrial Research Group. In these roles, she contributed to the Future Industries Ministerial Advisory Council, established the Inspiring Women Fellowship program, and represented Victoria on the Forum of Australian Chief Scientists, among other government and industry initiatives. This episode was recorded on 08 June 2021. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@u...
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Making of an [incredible] MD | Podcast by Halad to HealthSeason 2, Episode 11: NEW UniMelb MD Rural Pathway with Professor Julian Wright🌐 You can now listen to our Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify & YouTube. 👉 Episode 22: Today's episode is a big one. Gabbi is joined by Professor of medicine Julian Wright who is the Director of Medical Student Education and Head of Department at the Department of Rural Health, University of Melbourne. He has come onto the podcast today to talk all about the NEW MD RURAL PATHWAY that is a collaborative project between the University of Melbourne and La Trobe University aiming to have an end-to-end regional education option for students wanting to pursue a career in rural/r...
2021-05-2537 minInspiring StoriesThe critical importance of good leadership in crisis with Professor Sharon LewinProfessor Sharon Lewin is a leading infectious diseases expert, inaugural director of the Peter Doherty Institute of Infection and Immunity, Professor of Medicine and a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Practitioner Fellow. In this interview, Sharon speaks about the importance of mentors, managing leadership and parenting, and working on a cure for HIV/AIDS. This episode was recorded on 11 May 2021.---Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent th...
2021-05-1041 minInspiring StoriesFixing the system while smashing imposter syndrome with Professor Laura ParryProfessor Laura Parry has three decades of experience in higher education, as a researcher, research leader and award-winning educator, and is internationally renowned for her expertise and ground-breaking research in reproductive and vascular biology. Furthermore, she is a champion of the greater participation of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). This episode was recorded on 13 April 2021 --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, th...
2021-04-1230 minInspiring StoriesGender equality and mental health with Professor Til Wykes Til is a Professor of Clinical Psychology and Rehabilitation and Head of The School of Mental Health and Psychological Sciences at Kings College, London. Her research has been varied with explorations in cognitive science, developing treatments and evaluations of those treatments - mostly for people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. Til is the editor of the Journal of Mental Health, holder of a Guinness World record for the largest mental health lesson and has been awarded a Damehood for her work in mental health. This episode was recorded on 16 March 2021 --- C...
2021-03-1544 minInspiring StoriesMentorship, sponsorship and allyship with Dr Marguerite Evans-Galea AMDr Marguerite Evans-Galea AM is a scientist, entrepreneur and current Director of Australia’s Cell and Gene Catalyst. She is also the co-founder and CEO of Women in STEMM Australia. In this conversation, Marguerite talks about finding a mentor, knowing your career 'why'; and believing in yourself during uncertain times. This episode was recorded on 15 December 2022.---Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the...
2020-12-1423 minInspiring StoriesThe importance of mentoring for women academics with Professor Julie BinesProfessor Julie Bines is a Professor of Paediatrics at the University of Melbourne and a Paediatric Gastroenterologist and Head of Clinical Nutrition at the Royal Children’s Hospital. She leads the Enteric Disease Group at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute working to develop an affordable novel rotavirus vaccine, RV3-BB vaccine, aimed at preventing rotavirus disease from birth in infants worldwide. She is Director of the WHO Collaborative Centre for Child Health and consulted with the World Health Organization. This episode was recorded on 20 November 2020 --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or b...
2020-11-1926 minInspiring StoriesThe Visibility of First Nations women with Dr Ngaree BlowDr Ngaree Blow is a Yorta-Yorta, Noonuccal and Goreng-Goreng woman and is the Director of First Nations Health for Medical Education at the University of Melbourne. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she joined the Victorian Department of Health to help respond to outbreaks and advise on vaccine safety. Ngaree speaks about her role working with Aboriginal communities to ensure effective public health messaging and navigating academia. This episode was recorded on 17 November 2020. --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and...
2020-11-1625 minInspiring StoriesA career in STEMM, culminating in a novel with A/Prof Susan HurleyAssociate Professor Susan Hurley is a writer and medical researcher with expertise in health economics, pharmacoepidemiology and public health policy. She is the author of the novel Eight Lives (Affirm Press, 2019), which has its origins in a catastrophic first-in-human trial of a monoclonal antibody. This episode was recorded on 22 September 2020 --- Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of Melbourne. Th...
2020-09-2127 min
Inspiring StoriesInspiring StoriesJoin us on the Inspiring Stories podcast as we delve into topics such as the visibility of First Nation Women, the importance of mentoring for women academics, gender equality and mental health and more. If you find this podcast valuable, be sure to share it within your networks. Do you know someone whose story needs to be shared on this podcast? We want to hear inspiring stories from those who break barriers and challenge the status quo. Connect with us on Twitter at @MDHSdiversity or by email at mdhs-diversityinclusion@unimelb.edu.au ...
2020-01-0102 min
The unimelbnurse‘s PodcastWhat's A WINK? An introduction to different WINKs 2019In this brief podcast, you will hear a few WINKs that will help you think about what you now know, that you would like to share with future MDHS students. You will be enriching the curriculum and enhancing student wellbeing. Contact Professional Plus+ to organise a timeslot to contribute your WINK:0415562261.
Professional Plus+ is a University of Melbourne Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences interprofessional education initiative to improve student wellbeing and teach professionalism.
You are welcome to contact the team from Professional Plus+
Bronwyn Tarrant (Nursing) - bronwyn.tarrant@unimelb.edu...
2019-10-1404 min