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I am a sociologist with expertise in public health, political economy, social policy, and science and technology studies. My research program critically engages the politics of measurement, knowledge-making and resistance in caring industries, from healthcare to aged care. My current project examines the power dynamics and logics shaping new data linkage and algorithmic technologies in public health - with particular attention to their implications for health and social equity. I bring practical policy, research and evaluation experience from my former roles in community health and NSW Health.

Supervision:

I am currently available to supervise research projects within coursework (e.g. MPH), Independent Learning Projects (ILP) and to advise on PhD projects. I am not currently available for PhD supervision.

Research Interests:

public health, social change, global political economy, digital health technologies, risk, social studies of finance, prevention and harm reduction, economic sociology, feminist studies of science and technology.

Teaching:

As convenor of Health Promotion and Social Perspectives of Health (PHCM9012), I enjoy teaching many postgraduate students. I have over a decade of experience teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in Public Health, Arts & Humanities, Social Policy and Social Science programs.

Additional Roles at ���������¼�:

Director, School of Population Health Advocacy Lab��/medicine-health/our-schools/population-health/student-life/advocacy-lab

Society Memberships & Professional Activities:

Data Justice Research Network (���������¼�), Media Futures Hub (���������¼�)

NSW Branch Executive member, Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA)

Australian Sociological Association (TASA), Australian Health Promotion Association (AHPA)

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