Jason is a Professor at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney.

Alisa is an infectious diseases epidemiologist, public health practitioner, and implementation scientist. She head's a multidisciplinary team focused on BBV/STIs epidemiology and trialling new interventions to help prevent, control and eliminate infectious diseases and improve the health of priority populations.

Morgyn is a clinical microbiologist and infectious diseases physician in South Australia. She has treated many patients with viral hepatitis and has been involved in several trials and statewide projects aimed at to improving access to diagnosis and treatment of Hepatitis C treatment in priority populations.

I have extensive experience working in BBV and sexual and reproductive health, focusing on improving access, equity, and outcomes for priority populations. I am currently the Viral Hepatitis Clinical Nurse Consultant with SESLHD Drug & Alcohol Services, responsible for the coordination and management of BBV and sexual health care for clients accessing AOD services across the district. My work is focused on integrating BBV and sexual health care into AOD settings, strengthening clinical pathways, and supporting multidisciplinary teams to deliver flexible and stigma‑free care that meets people where they are at.

Chris Wallis is a Nurse Practitioner with Hepatitis Australia and West Moreton Prison Health Services (South East QLD). He is currently working on a 12-month pilot project to deliver a nurse-led, telehealth service for rapid access to Hep C treatments across Australia, which aims to remove structural barriers and tackle stigma for people living with Hep C.

Julie is an ‘essential NPC’ and outreach clinician within a peer-based harm-reduction service, providing BBV, sexual health and opportunistic primary care across metropolitan and regional communities. Her work centres on care that adapts to people, not people to systems, driven by a passion for equity and questionable amounts of coffee.

Shae is a Hepatitis C Case Management Worker with Peer Based Harm Reduction WA in Perth. With lived experience of injecting drug use, Shae brings a unique combination of personal experience and professional expertise to her work supporting people affected by Hepatitis C. She works in the community providing Hepatitis C testing, blood collection, Fibroscan assessments and treatment support helping people navigate their care from diagnosis through to cure. Shae's commitment to peer based support and harm reduction was recognised when she was awarded the AVIL Peer Worker of the Year Award.

Donna has worked at HepatitisWA’s NSP for nine years, beginning as a volunteer after the accidental overdose death of her sister inspired her to support others affected by drug use. She has extensive frontline and grassroots experience, she also now works as an Aboriginal Liaison Officer, helping bridge the gap for Aboriginal clients accessing non-Aboriginal-specific NSP and clinical services, including point-of-care testing (POCT). Donna also delivers POCT outreach as a trained operator, and facilitates yarning sessions at refuges and AOD services, creating culturally safe spaces for education, engagement, and support.

Jess is a Registered Nurse and has over a decade of nursing experience including general practice, aged care and school nursing. Jess has excellent knowledge of mental health, chronic disease management, immunisations and wound care. Jess is passionate about addressing vulnerable people's health needs and cares for them in a non-judgemental, friendly and supportive manner.