A senior health professional, clinical governance advisor, and digital health informatics specialist with extensive experience across hospital, outpatient, disability, and multidisciplinary service environments.

Professional practices span best practice clinical governance, quality auditing, digital safety assurance, HL7/FHIR-enabled interoperability, child development and biopsychosocial support, and leadership across multicultural professional communities.

Postgraduate training includes a Master of Health Leadership (Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences, University of Auckland), with advanced capabilities in clinical quality, patient safety, digital health systems, and interoperability. Additional professional development includes completion of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) program, which supports evidence-based improvement methodologies and internationally recognized governance approaches.

Experience includes NASC/DSS operational processes, funding pathways, regulatory compliance, policy and standards development, risk management, service evaluation, and governance oversight within complex health and disability systems.

Digital health capability is grounded in HL7/FHIR interoperability, human factors usability, clinician-aligned workflow design, and safety-focused digital transformation. Leadership experience spans guidance of multidisciplinary teams, strengthening organizational quality systems, and advancing professional communities across diverse cultural contexts.

Professional work has included acute, emergency, pediatric, and outpatient health settings. Applied research in FHIR-enabled interoperability informs digital health practice, ensuring technology enhances clinical workflows, supports governance, and improves patient outcomes.