Evidence for Better
Preventive Healthcare
Quantitative public health researcher with expertise in preconception health and Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine (TCIM).
I am an early career researcher with a PhD in Public Health and a strong quantitative track record across preconception health, health behaviours, and health service utilisation. My work also extends to Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine (TCIM), generating evidence that informs policy and improves preventive health outcomes.
Alongside my research, I am committed to making evidence accessible, mentoring emerging researchers and supporting students through research design, analysis, and academic writing.
View my full publication list on ORCID or the SCU Research Portal.
Short, plain-language pieces translating research into something useful.
Most recent
A field-level overview of the research threads currently shaping preventive and population health — not my own work, but the conversations the evidence is moving towards.
Major Australian and international funding streams currently open to public health and preventive research.
An instrument built alongside the research.
Collaboration & enquiries
The questions worth answering in public health are rarely answered alone. I welcome approaches from universities, research centres, program teams and individual students, whether a project is already funded or still taking shape.
Collaborator and co-investigator roles across preconception and men’s health, population health, and traditional, complementary and integrative medicine. I am glad to contribute at any stage, from shaping the research question through to manuscript submission.
Tutoring, methods coaching and academic writing support for HDR candidates and postgraduate students in public health, epidemiology and research design. Experienced in helping first-time authors get a manuscript over the line.
Quantitative analysis of large Australian datasets, study design, and statistical support for institutes, programs and industry partners who need rigorous evidence behind a decision or an evaluation.
If your work overlaps with mine, I would genuinely like to hear about it. A short email is always enough to start.
Promoting health before disease begins.
Using robust data to inform better decisions.
Understanding health at the population level.
Empowering students and professionals to grow.
Turning research into real-world change.