Evan is a Lecturer at the Kirby Institute whose research is focused on the elimination of hepatitis C and the improvement of hepatitis C care among vulnerable populations.

Emily is a Research and Project Officer at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University, working on the design and implementation of qualitative projects that seek to improve the lives of people affected by hepatitis C. Emily has worked extensively in research and workforce development.

Dr Michael MacIsaac is a gastroenterology registrar at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne. He is also currently a Master of Philosophy candidate at the University of Melbourne. The focus of his thesis is engagement of marginalised populations in care for hepatitis C.

Jason is a Professor and Head of the Hepatitis C and Drug Use Research Group at the Kirby Institute at UNSW Sydney.

Ms. Anna Wilkinson is an early career public health researcher, with interests in epidemiology, biostatistics, maximising the use of data, and evaluating public health policy. Anna is currently a Research Fellow at the Burnet Institute, in the Eliminate hepatitis C Australia partnership.

Shelley has a background in nursing and community development. She completed her PhD in 2019, which was a study about incarcerated young men. She currently works as a research officer at the Burnet Institute, involved in projects in public health, international development, criminal justice and alcohol and other drugs.

Vincent is a specialist at Kirketon Road Centre (KRC), Kings Cross, Sydney. KRC provides services to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS, sexually transmissible infections and viral hepatitis among "at risk" young people, people who sex work and people who inject drugs. He completed a PhD in sexual health epidemiology in 2018

Dorrit has been working with QuIHN since 2016 as a Harm Reduction Worker. In 2019 she was employed to implement a prison transition program where she links clients on Hep C treatment transitioning in or out of prisons for support, treatment and follow up service.

Carolyn Weidner has worked in front line services with PWID for over 15 years. She is an experienced peer educator and was awarded the Yarra Drug and Health Forum’s AoD worker of the year in 2020. Imogen Elsum’s work focuses on facilitating access to hepatitis C care for PWID.

Dr Karen McCulloch is a mathematical modeller with an interest in modelling infectious disease dynamics. Her current research is focused on estimating the current and future burden of chronic hepatitis B infection in Australia to measure progress towards national strategy targets.