Dr Banz is a Rural Generalist and Fellow of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine with an interest in First Nations Health. She has previously performed research in diabetic retinopathy, HIV vaccines, and dementia care.

Chris is currently undertaking a PhD at the Burnet Institute, building and applying mathematical models to guide elimination of hepatitis B as a public heath threat. A key focus of this research is investigating efficiency of alternate vaccine storage and delivery mechanisms to enhance timely hepatitis B birth dose coverage.

Lien is an epidemiologist and PhD scholar at the WHO Collaborating Centre for Viral Hepatitis, The Doherty Institute. Her research focuses on hepatitis B care in primary care.

Isabelle is a Senior Project Officer with the Hepatitis B team at ASHM and is passionate about equitable and safe access to care for all members of the community. With a background in nursing, Isabelle has a range of experience working in community health and health promotion including education, stigma and research.

Richard Sullivan is a PhD student at Menzies School of Health Research and is examining Hepatitis B in the Northern Territory. He is also an Infectious Diseases Physician at St George Hospital in Sydney.

Lana has worked in the blood-borne virus and alcohol and other drug sectors across Queensland and the Northern Territory for more than 15 years and currently works for Hepatitis Queensland. Lana is passionate about delivering education and health promotion projects to increase health literacy and knowledge of viral hepatitis.