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Jess is a research officer with the Justice Health Research Group in the School of Population Health, working on an MRFF funded project 'A whole-of-setting model of care for transgender people in prison. Jess completed her Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) in 2019, and has since worked across a range of public health and mental health research projects with the University of Newcastle (NSW), Murdoch Children's Research Institute, La Trobe University, and The University of Tasmania. Jess's particular fields of interest are older adult mental health, telehealth and digital interventions, and LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing. She is experienced across both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, including applied qualitative health research, participatory and co-design research, reflexive thematic analysis, and psychometric analysis. She is currently completing her PhD entitled 'Supporting the mental health of transgender and gender diverse young people in Australia: Developing guidance for mental health practitioners and services'.