Rosalind is an accredited practicing dietitian who has been working in community nutrition and chronic disease since 2006. From 2011 she has been providing nutrition care to people living with HIV. Rosalind has a Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Wollongong

Shiraze Bulsara has worked as a clinical psychologist at The Albion Centre for twelve years. She is also employed as a clinical supervisor and lecturer at UTS. Shiraze is a PhD candidate through UTS and Columbia University, NYC on the topic of clinical complexity and retention in HIV care.

As a Registered Nurse, Olivia Hollingdrake has worked with people living with a range of chronic conditions including HIV, haemophilia, cancer. Olivia is a PhD candidate at the UQ School of Public Health, using qualitative methods to explore the lived-experience of social support for people diagnosed with HIV in Queensland.

Shiraze Bulsara has worked as a clinical psychologist at The Albion Centre for twelve years. She is also employed as a clinical supervisor and lecturer at UTS. Shiraze is a PhD candidate through UTS and Columbia University, NYC on the topic of clinical complexity and retention in HIV care.

Trish's career as a physiotherapist has been extensive working in the privately and publicly. She has a passion for falls prevention for older people for the last 20 years particularly targeting marginalised communities. Another passion is community engagement with health, community organisations and the public to provide falls prevention interventions.

Natalie Edmiston, Staff Specialist North Coast Sexual Health, has over 15 years experience in providing HIV care in regional settings. She has published in the area of HIV and multimorbidity and is the prinicipal investigator for CHiRN, Cohort Study of Multimorbidity among People with HIV in Regional NSW from 2016.