Rosie Gilliver is a Clinical Nurse Consultant in Clincal Development and Research at the Kirketon Road Centre, a primary health care facility in Kings Cross, Sydney

Jennifer MacLachlan is an epidemiologist at The Doherty Institute.

Anna Palmer is a researcher in the Disease Elimination Program at the Burnet Institute. Her main research interest are hepatitis C treatment and care, specifically focussing on costing of novel health interventions. Anna is also currently completing a masters in mathematics.

Jasmine is a Clinical Project Coordinator at The Kirby Institute, with research interests in HCV epidemiology and therapeutic interventions.

Dr Neil Bretaña is a research associate at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney. His research is focused on investigating the ongoing hepatitis C virus epidemic in Australian prisons, particularly in New South Wales. He specialises in epidemiology, phylogenetics, spatiotemporal and behavioural analysis, and complex agent-based model development.

Alisa Pedrana is public health practitioner and senior research fellow at Burnet Institute. Her research career has focussed on Blood-borne virus/Sexually Transmitted Infections epidemiology and surveillance to inform prevention practice and policy. With a strong emphasis on research translation, her current work on Hepatitis C elimination is focussed on implementation science to strengthen health systems, enhance health service delivery and develop sustainable models of care.