Professor Paul Kelly is the Australian Government’s Chief Medical Officer. He is a public health physician and epidemiologist who has been a researcher, health systems developer, post-graduate teacher and a health executive in Australia and internationally. He has advised the Commonwealth Government and the National Cabinet during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Professor James Ward is a Pitjantjatjara and Nukunu man, an infectious diseases epidemiologist and a national leader in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research. He is currently the Director of the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health at The University of Queensland.

Dr. Petronia Kaima, Senior STI and HIV Medical Officer working with the National Department of Health, PNG

Maia is a Timorese health professional whose career spans nursing, clinical quality improvement, public health, and project management who is passionate about health system strengthening to improve health outcome for communities through health workforce capacity building.

Eleanor is an Infectious Diseases physician who is passionate about health system strengthening and providing quality HIV care in resource-limited environments. She divides her time between clinical work in Hobart and supporting an HIV program in Timor-Leste. She works as a consultant for ASHM and for Maluk Timor.

Professor Paul Kelly is the Australian Government’s Chief Medical Officer. He is a public health physician and epidemiologist who has been a researcher, health systems developer, post-graduate teacher and a health executive in Australia and internationally. He has advised the Commonwealth Government and the National Cabinet during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Professor James Ward is a Pitjantjatjara and Nukunu man, an infectious diseases epidemiologist and a national leader in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research. He is currently the Director of the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health at The University of Queensland.

Dr. Petronia Kaima, Senior STI and HIV Medical Officer working with the National Department of Health, PNG

Michael Marks is Professor of Medicine at LSHTM and an Honorary Consultant in Infectious Diseases at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, University College London Hospital. His major area of interest has been the epidemiology and control of Treponema pallidum including using next-generation sequencing approaches, evaluating Linezolid as a new oral therapy for syphilis investigating integrating near-patient diagnostics for STIs into antenatal care in Zimbabwe.

Maia is a Timorese health professional whose career spans nursing, clinical quality improvement, public health, and project management who is passionate about health system strengthening to improve health outcome for communities through health workforce capacity building.

Eleanor is an Infectious Diseases physician who is passionate about health system strengthening and providing quality HIV care in resource-limited environments. She divides her time between clinical work in Hobart and supporting an HIV program in Timor-Leste. She works as a consultant for ASHM and for Maluk Timor.