Thuy Ma Thu, MA, Project Officer for Medecins du Monde (MdM) in Vietnam, which together with partners has launched a Pilot model of care adapted to IDUs regarding HCV screening and treatment. She has experiences working with key populations, across areas of HIV prevention and treatment, harm reduction and advocacy.

Dr Phillip Read is the Director of the Kirketon Road Centre. He has been involved in sexual health medicine since the early 2000s and is a prescriber for HIV and HCV treatment. He participated as principal investigator on several studies in sexual health, HIV, viral hepatitis, and drug-related health care.

Charlene Gardiner (nee McAdam) is from the Big River First Nation. She completed the Licensed Practical Nursing program in 2005. Charlene's career in nursing has been over a span of 13 years. Her first position as a nurse began at Saskatoon City Hospital in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. In 2015, she moved back to her community to work in the BRFN Health Center. Her work led her into running the Direct Observe Therapy for the Suboxone program in 2016. As a part of this initiative, she also oversees the "Know Your Status”, Harm Reduction and "Hepatitis C" prevention/intervention programs.

Dr. Skinner is an Infectious Disease specialist and Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. He provides HIV and Hepatitis C outreach clinics in 11 different sites serving 21 Indigenous communities throughout Saskatchewan to improve access to care and reduce health disparities for Indigenous people. He has been working in Big River First Nation since 2010 and his research is focused on developing community led integrated care models in HIV, Hepatitis C and chronic disease.

Jessica joined the Lummi Tribal Health Center as a nurse in 2015 and began the Syringe Service Program and assisted in the formation of Lummi's HCV elimination project as HCV project Coordinator. With a background in international healthcare, Jessica remains passionate about connecting under-served populations to resources and healthcare.

Øystein Backe is a nurse at the low-threshold HCV clinic in Oslo. He has extensive experience from various low-threshold services for PWID.

Sinead is a Hepatology Nurse Practitioner at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney. Post graduate qualifications include Graduate Diploma in Nursing (Nurse Education) and Masters of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner). Her current hospital-led, community-based role in inner-city Sydney is focused on increasing hepatitis C testing and treatment in drug health settings.

Dr Dmytro Donchuk is infectious diseases physician in charge of support to medical care programs for the patients with HIV, tuberculosis and viral hepatitis in Médecins Sans Frontières project across several countries in in Eastern Europe, Asia, and Africa.

Dr. Kimberly Page, Ph.D., MPH is an infectious disease epidemiologist and leads nationally and internationally recognized research on HIV and viral hepatitis prevention in underserved and vulnerable populations, including people who inject drugs. She is a Professor of Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Preventive Medicine at the University of New Mexico.

Dr. Gander is from Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada and is the Clinical Department Head of Pediatrics. She is faculty at Dalhousie and Memorial University and cofounded the New Brunswick Social Pediatrics Research Program. Her research interests include the social determinants of health, neonatal abstinence syndrome and Hepatitis C.