Our board

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BOARD

Dr Culbert (Chair) jodi

Jodi was a physiotherapist before returning to study and qualifying as a GP in 2011. Her interests include musculoskeletal medicine, mental health, preventative health and medical student education. Jodi is a strong advocate for the role of general practice in primary care.

Paul is the director of a livestock equipment company, with a background in project management. Paul is passionate about addressing the challenges faced in delivering effective integrated health care to our significant region. He also has broad involvement in the local business and sporting communities.

Alam is a rural GP from Finley NSW with particular interests in public health, palliative care and emergency medicine. Alam has been working as the principal GP at Finley Regional Care and GP/VMO at Finley Hospital since 2008. He is passionate about providing better health outcomes to rural remote communities in the region.

donna

McLean

Donna is a practice nurse, working in primary healthcare, with a Masters in Gerontology. Donna has 30 years nursing experience and is proud to be a nurse leader facilitating preventive health programs to improve health outcomes for all age groups.

Peta was an Accredited Practising Dietitian, and is currently CEO of Riverina Medical and Dental Aboriginal Corporation. She has held senior health management positions in regional and remote communities across acute, primary and community settings. Peta is passionate about improving access to health and community services for those who need it most.

Kristen is the practice manager at Corowa Medical Centre, a mediumsized general practice. Kristen brings a well-rounded knowledge of the healthcare field from both a clinical and a business management perspective. Her background in administration, nursing and practice management brings a diverse perspective to all of her endeavours.

paul

Gianniotis (Treasurer)

peta

Larsen

Dr Yoosuff alam

kristen

Mann

Dr Scholtz jacques

Jacques is a GP obstetrician in Cootamundra who’s also interested in family health and a strong voice for palliative care provision. He participates on MLHD and MPHN committees and is the principal/owner of a large general practice. He stands for equitable healthcare across all segments of society and works towards an integrated primary healthcare model.

christine

Howard

Christine is the Director of Charles Sturt University’s Three Rivers Department of Rural Health. With more than 30 years’ experience working in rural health, Christine has diverse executive health management and leadership experience. She is passionate about the Murrumbidgee region and improving rural health outcomes.

rene

Pennock

Rene is an experienced health sector consultant, who has worked extensively with allied health, nursing and medical professionals. Formerly the CEO of South Western Sydney Primary Health Network, Rene has qualifications in physiotherapy and gerontology, and is committed to improving the health of the communities he serves.