I am a qualified and experienced biostatistician (MBiostat, AStat) with general medical registration (MBBS, AHPRA registered) and research qualifications in biostatistics and epidemiology (1st class honours, MPhil). I am nearing the completion of my PhD in epi/biostats. I have 9 years of experience applying biostatistics to public health, as well as additional public health experience and 4 years of experience in clinical psychiatry, where I treated patients.
My goal is to utilize biostatistics to help prevent and alleviate suffering for the sickest, poorest, and most vulnerable populations.
My research as a biostatistical consultant has included the areas of poverty, crime, social disadvantage, prenatal drug abuse, prematurity, children with disabilities, mental health, out-of-home care, addiction, Aboriginal Health, communicable diseases, cancer, heart disease, smoking cessation, breastfeeding, health and well-being, health education and aged care.
Perinatal Drug Exposure, prematurity and inhaled nitric oxide treatment, bronchopulmonary dysplasia, unsupervised clustering of neonatal ICU infants and short-term/longout-of-homeh/cost to health services/education / out of home care outcomes and service utilisation for babies and their mothers. Results of a population birth cohort 'Joining the Dots' of 1.8 million babies and their mothers in NSW between 2001 and 2020. Methods focused on causal mediation analysis.
Supervising Clinicians and Honours Research Students as a Medical Statistician and co-supervisor. Two of my honours students were Gold Medallists in their seminar series.