Jessica Botfield is a Senior Research Officer at Family Planning NSW. Her research focuses on qualitative studies and evaluations in Australia and the Pacific region. She has a background in sexual health nursing and public health.

Alison Creagh coordinates medical education at SHQ (once known as Family Planning WA). She also works at a women’s health service, and comes from a background of general practice. She has keen interests in health professional education, particularly in the areas of reproductive and sexual health, and communication skills.

Dr Amy Moten is Coodinator: Medical Education at SHINE SA where she is responsible for providing clinical education in sexual and reproductive health to doctors, nurses, midwives and other health professionals. She also works as a general practitioner and is chair of the RACGP sexual health special interest group.

Suzanne is a general practitioner who is enthusiastic about working in education for health professionals. Currently the Senior Medical Educator at Family Planning Victoria (FPV), Suzanne manages the Clinical Education Unit and co-ordinates the Family Planning Alliance Australia’s (FPAA) National Certificate course in reproductive and sexual health for doctors.

Deborah is Medical Director of Family Planning NSW and past Chair of the Australasian Sexual Health Alliance. Deborah’s main clinical and research interests include cervical cancer prevention, access to contraception and safe abortion and she has recently overseen the clinical aspects of a new cervical screening service for LGBTIQ+ people.

Kathy McNamee is the Medical Director of Planning Victoria. She co-authored “Contraception: an Australian clinical practice handbook” and is an adjunct lecturer in the department of obstetrics and gynaecology at Monash University. She is the clinical lead for provision of medical abortion at Family Planning Victoria.