A seasoned Public Health professional with 23 year experience in policies and programme management especially in the field of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, STI and HCV. Experienced in management large National programs with Government of India, International Organisations, CBOs, FBOs and NGOs.

Dr Emma Page is a Consultant in Sexual Health and Virology. She chairs the HIV Virology MDT and sits on the West Yorkshire Hepatitis C Operational Delivery Network. Emma is hepatitis lead for the BASHH HIV/BBV SIG. Her latest project, 'Get Tested LeEDs', offers BBV testing in the Emergency Departments.

Karen Lundgren is a certified registered nurse with a special interested in sexual health, infectious diseases, mental health and addictions. She is currently working at Cool Aid Community Health Centre, where the team of nurses has developed a nurse-led HCV micro-elimination project and PrEP program.

Dr Nick Scott is an Econometrician at the Burnet Institute. He conducts mathematical and economic modelling studies to generate evidence for the most effective hepatitis C elimination strategies.

Dr. Epstein is an attending physician and post-doctoral research fellow at Boston Medical Center. She is trained in adult and pediatric infectious diseases, and her clinical and research interests focus on improving integrated HCV, HIV, and substance use syndemic care, particularly in pregnant women, infants and adolescents.

Jackie Habchi, PharmD is a 2017 graduate of the University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy. She began working in HCV and specialty pharmacy in 2016 as a student. The first HCV pharmacist at Rhode Island’s only non-profit methadone maintenance program, she works to expand HCV care for vulnerable populations.