Dr Lorraine Anderson is the Medical Director at Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services. Lorraine is proudly linked through her father to the Palawa people of Tasmania. She has been working in Aboriginal health and remote rural practice for the past 15 years. Lorraine has a passion for innovation in the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Sector using an established model of care auspiced by the sector.

Hi, my name is Renee McKenzie and I'm a proud Bard and Yawuru Woman from the Kimberly region. I would like to pay my respect and acknowledgement to the past, present and emerging traditional owners of the land we stand on today. Coming from a large family-oriented background from both my parents' side with 6 siblings alongside with me, I grew up in good old Broome, the town by the bay. It has been a blessing for me to grow up in Broome and I still love the place I call home, where we are just 5mins away from work to the beach ready to go fishing or hunting, with the smell of the mangrove on low tide to the smell of the ripe mangos hanging off the trees waiting to be picked either by us locals. My passion and experience as an Aboriginal Health Worker Practitioner has been a long journey for myself. 14 years ago, I started my AHW training back then with BRAMS alongside KAMS and not knowing where I was going to end up was a big mystery, but my journey has taught me a lot especially being in this role currently as the Model of Care Coordinator with KAMS for the past 9 months. This experience has given me more of an understanding to better look after our mob, our culture, our environment and our health. We have an important role in delivering and promoting primary health care in a way our mob can understand and learn. Gala Mabu thanks in Yawuru.

Sarah Sihlen is the Regional Sexual Health Facilitator at Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services (KAMS). Sarah is originally from Sweden but migrated to Australia in 2007. Sarah studied Social Work at Umea University and have had her degree recognised in Australia. Over the past 15 years she has worked across the Kimberley region, within all levels of the community service and Aboriginal health sector. She recommenced working for KAMS in October 2020. Tori Jamieson is a Sexual Health Project Officer at Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services. After completing a Bachelor of Science (Health Promotion) at Curtin University in 2017, Tori moved to Broome to pursue her dream of working in sexual health education across the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Jeff studied Health Promotion at Curtin university in Perth, where he then worked with WAAC, Sexual Health Quarters and for the WA Department of Health. He then moved to Broome to work for the Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Service and pursue a dream to work remotely in Western Australia.

I was born In Papua New Guinea and grew up in Far North Queensland. I started my nursing career in Alice Springs and am now the Sexual Health Nurse with Ord Valley Aboriginal Health Service in Kununurra. I am loving the beautiful country, friendly people and bird-life up here.