Dr Sam Elliott is a Principal GP at Riverside Family Medical Practice in Adelaide. He has 20 years of experience in managing HIV and viral hepatitis in the community and is currently on the ASHM Board. He has been actively involved in community research. Sam is currently participating in the Partnership Project with Flinders University exploring the utilisation of the chronic disease management model in the management of chronic liver failure patients in primary care.

Avik Majumdar is a staff specialist transplant hepatologist at the AW Morrow Gastroenterology and Liver Centre and Australian National Liver Transplant Unit, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and senior clinical lecturer at the University of Sydney. After completing his gastroenterology training at the Alfred and Austin hospitals in Melbourne, he went on to the Royal Free Hospital, London initially as a senior clinical fellow and then as a locum consultant in hepatology and liver transplantation. His PhD investigated predictors of clinical outcomes in cirrhosis and portal hypertension. He has research and clinical interests in advanced chronic liver disease, portal hypertension, hepatocellular carcinoma, viral hepatitis, liver transplantation and the non-invasive assessment of liver fibrosis. Avik currently sits on the Young GESA executive, the NSW Transplant Advisory Committee and has been elected to the Australian Liver Association executive (2019-2021).

Professor Benjamin Cowie is an infectious diseases physician and epidemiologist, with appointments in both the Epidemiology Unit at VIDRL and VIDS. In addition, Ben is a medical epidemiologist with Communicable Disease Epidemiology and Surveillance, Victorian Department of Health and Human Services, and is an Honorary Principal Fellow in the Department of Medicine at the University of Melbourne. He serves on a range of communicable disease, clinical and public health committees at state, national and international levels.

Nicole Allard is a GP and S100 prescriber currently a post doctoral researcher at the WHO Collaborating Centre for Viral hepatitis in Melbourne

Nicole Allard is a GP and S100 prescriber currently a post doctoral researcher at the WHO Collaborating Centre for Viral hepatitis in Melbourne

Dr Balcomb is a chronic hepatitis C (HCV) General Practitioner (GP) Prescriber with over 10 years experience, based in rural New South Wales. In 2016 she established a dedicated GP viral hepatitis clinic and is passionate about upskilling all GP’s regarding chronic viral hepatitis management.

Professor Benjamin Cowie is an infectious diseases physician and epidemiologist, with appointments in both the Epidemiology Unit at VIDRL and VIDS. In addition, Ben is a medical epidemiologist with Communicable Disease Epidemiology and Surveillance, Victorian Department of Health and Human Services, and is an Honorary Principal Fellow in the Department of Medicine at the University of Melbourne. He serves on a range of communicable disease, clinical and public health committees at state, national and international levels.

Dianne is the community hepatitis clinical nurse consultant working in the Viral Hepatitis and Harm Reduction Programs, HIV & Related Programs, South Eastern Sydney Local Health District. Dianne works with primary care practices and community settings to deliver support for GP’s new to the management and treatment of hepatitis C.

Phillip Read is the Director of the Kirketon Road Centre, a primary health care facility in Kings Cross, Sydney

Nafisa Yussf is a Community Engagement Officer at Cancer Council Victoria, she works in the Screening, Early Detection and Immunisation team. Nafisa's background is in community development and health promotion; developing and implementing programs within a culturally responsive framework. Nafisa is also undertaking her MPH at the University of Melbourne.