Khim is the viral hepatitis nurse in Alice Springs. She has lived in Central Australia for the last ten years, and has worked in the viral hepatitis service since 2018.

Rebecca is a Senior Research Fellow at the Burnet Institute and St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne. Her work is aimed at improving the health of people involved in the criminal justice system.

Mark is a Peer Mentor at Harm Reduction Victoria (HRVic) providing mobile outreach point-of-care hepatitis C testing at community corrections sites in collaboration with St Vincent’s Hospital and the Burnet Institute. With HRVic, Mark has held volunteer positions and provided drug user representation for service delivery consultations and resource development.

Antoinette White is a Palawa and Iningai woman currently living on Turrbal country, Meajin, Brisbane. She is an inaugural recipient of the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHS) Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology (MAE) scholarship with a field placement at the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health. A core component of the MAE program is an evaluation of a surveillance System as a project. For this project she evaluated the ATLAS Indigenous Primary Care Health Surveillance and Research Network (ATLAS) system with a focus on IUIH as a network member within this system.

Isabelle is a Senior Project Officer with the Hepatitis B team at ASHM. Isabelle is passionate about equitable and safe access to care for all members of the community. Isabelle has a range of experience working in community health and health promotion including education, policy and advocacy and research.

Jenny has worked in the blood borne virus area for over 20 years, and curreently works in the non-government sector at Hepatitis SA. Jenny is the Education Coordinator who with the Education Team facilitate workforce and community education sessions to a range of organisations including health, community, government and non-government.