Responsibilities included: Developed project plan and timeline to determine project goals, objectives, strategies, scope, deliverables and key deadlines Developed a health promotion framework to guide project strategies Led stakeholder consultation and engagement through electronic and face-to-face correspondence Provided regular project updates and progress reports to project supervisor Conducted in-depth literature searches on PCOS in relation to physical activity and nutrition Recruited Queensland women for participation in a reference group to aid in the evaluation of the project Wrote project evaluation survey for distribution to the reference group Conducted needs assessment to determine the information needs of women with PCOS and content for each online video

Responsibilities include (in addition to those as Asthma Education Officer): Manage the day-to-day operation of the Community Support Program (CSP). Deliver face-to-face asthma education workshops to health professionals and identified population groups including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, older Australians, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people residing in low socio-economic areas and people with an intellectual disability. Establish patient referral pathways with general practices, hospitals and other agencies for telephone patient asthma education. Contribute to the development of Asthma Australia’s online training packages for schools, sports clubs and workplaces. Supervise Program Support Officer, volunteers and Regional Asthma Educators within the Programs and Education Department.

Responsibilities included: Prepared applications for research funds from the NHMRC Prepared ethics applications for submission to the Queensland University of Technology Human Research Ethics Committee Conducted in-depth and comprehensive academic literature searches relating to primary and secondary skin cancer prevention Developed participant study materials for skin cancer prevention research studies Reviewed academic journal articles for submission Contacted research study participants for telephone and face-to-face interviews and data collection

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