PROJECT ACTION TEAM
DR GEMMA CRAWFORD
Senior Lecturer & Researcher
CERIPH, Curtin School of Population Health
For 20+ years, Gemma has worked as a pracademic across public health and health promotion practice, advocacy, leadership, policy, teaching and research. She explores issues of health equity, migration and population mobility using qualitative and mixed methods and with a focus on translation and practical application.
Dr Krysten Blackford
Lecturer & Researcher
CERIPH, Curtin School of Population Health
Krysten teaches and coordinates a range of health promotion and public health units. She has strong practice with health promotion research skills; mixed methods research experience; strengths in quantitative data analysis; experience managing complex research projects and research translation.
dr Kahlia McCausland
Senior Research Officer
CERIPH, Curtin School of Population Health
Kahlia has expertise in mixed-methods research and is an experienced research project manager. She has worked across numerous projects, particularly in the areas of sexual health and working with marginalised populations.
Eliza
Lock
Research Assistant
CERIPH, Curtin School of Population Health
Eliza is a health promotion graduate from an IUHPE accredited degree. She has volunteered with public health organisations broadening her knowledge in sexual health and CaLD and migrant populations and gaining research and evaluation experience.
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TEAM
DR
ROANNA LOBO
Senior Research Fellow
Curtin School of Population Health
Roanna is a health promotion practitioner and evaluation expert who specialises in outcomes based measurement and work with priority populations.
DR
Alison reid
Associate Professor
Curtin School of Population Health
Alison is a public health, and environmental and occupational health and safety epidemiologist.
DR
YUN ZHAO
Associate Professor
Curtin School of Population Health
Yun is a public health biostatistician with expertise in study design, data management and complex analyses.
DR
RICHARD NORMAN
Associate Professor
Curtin School of Population Health
Richard is a health economist with interest in the economic evaluation of healthcare, and measurement and valuation of quality of life.