Louise is a medical epidemiologist and senior lecturer at the Kirby Institute. Her research focuses on the implementation and evaluation of infectious diseases point-of-care diagnostics. Louise co-leads TTANGO3 (STI) and contributes to the First Nations Respiratory Infections POCT programs implemented in predominantly rural and remote health services in Australia.

Sara has worked in the sexual and reproductive health sector for almost 25 years. Her diverse experience spans the disciplines of nursing, policy, and research. She holds a Master of Public Health and is currently a second-year Ph.D. student at the University of Queensland's Centre for Clinical Research.

Stephen Boccaletti is the Syphilis Senior Program Officer at the WA Department of Health. Previously, Stephen has worked in sexual health education and diversity and inclusion roles.

Cara's a Nurse Practitioner. Originally from Adelaide, SA, Cara has worked rural/remote in NSW & WA as well as in the cities of Adelaide & Perth. Cara has completed a Masters of Nurse Practitioner; Graduate Diploma in Primary Health Care; Graduate Certificate in Sexual Health & Bachelor of Nursing degrees.