Experience

Therapeutic Goods Administration

• Government Administration
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Pharmacist/Evaluator

  • Feb 2022 - Present



ViiV Healthcare

• United Kingdom
• Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Graduate Researcher

  • Mar 2021 - Feb 2022

  I am currently working with the Medical Affairs team at ViiV Healthcare Australia under the GSK/ViiV Graduate Researcher Program. This is a government-funded program supported by MTP Connect for PhD graduates and post-docs to help bridge the gap between research and industry. My expected role is to support the Medical Affairs team in the delivery (clinical data presentations) of internal training, external healthcare provider (Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists) education, regulatory affairs support, medicine reimbursement support and advisory boards. Most importantly would be my involvement in the launch planning for the novel 2 monthly injectable regimen. This regimen will free people living with HIV (PWHIV) from the burden of daily oral therapy, reducing the frequency of medicine administration from 365 doses a year to just 6. Show less



Elizabeth Hope Priceline Pharmacy

• Australia
• Personal Care Product Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Pharmacist

  • Aug 2017 - Feb 2021

  I worked as a community pharmacist and my duties were as follow: -Processing and dispensing of PBS and non-PBS prescription to patients with accompanying counselling. -Medication check and clinical interventions -Supervision of staff, interns and pharmacy student, occasional projects and staff education -Counselling the public on prescription & non-prescription medications, including over the counter medications. -Supply of medications to different age care facilities in Tasmania. -Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to improve patient outcomes -Data entry in the dispensing system Show less



University of Tasmania

• Australia
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Higher Degree Researcher/Tutor

  • Jan 2016 - Dec 2019

  Summary of duties. 1. Investigation of novel therapeutic in reversing progressive vision loss associated with diabetes. This collaboratory research was done between three divisions (Pharmacy, Chemistry and Medicine). It demonstrates that mitochondrial acting short-chain quinones have significant potential as drug candidates that could be developed as novel therapeutic options against diabetes-related vision loss and other related eye diseases. 2. Teaching/Training of Honours and Master student in laboratory group. 3. Tutoring of undergraduate and masters students in the division of pharmacy and medicine. 4. Perform several in vivo and in vitro laboratory experiments/investigation. 5. Report to superiors on progress in research as well as any hazard that may occur in the laboratory. 6. Inventory management and order processing. 7. Performed several domestic and international oral and poster presentations. 8. Peer-review publications and thesis publication. 9. Perform other assigned duties as assigned. Show less



JSI

• United States
• Non-profit Organizations
• 700 & Above Employee

• Logistics Advisor

  • Jan 2015 - Dec 2015

  To provide technical assistance to HIV/AIDS, malaria, family planning, maternal and child health, and tuberculosis programs to strengthen in-country supply chains systems and build capacity for managing commodities under the United State Agency for International Development (USAID) DELIVER projects. In the period of my involvement with this project, I coordinated the supply chain activities in 482 health facilities in Nigeria; ensuring the timely supply of medications and other medical supplies to these health facilities based on critical analysis and reviews of reports from these facilities. Scope of Work: 1. Coordination of supply chain activities for timely receipt of reports from health facilities, processing of reports and filling of requirements to ensure that health facilities are supplied with appropriate commodities. 2. Serve as the link between USAID/PEPFAR implementing partners, state ministry of health (SMOH) and Global Fund/NACA partners and the warehouse location to ensure that commodities supplies to health facilities are seamless. 3. Participate in monitoring and support visits to health facilities; while working with government counterparts in providing feedback to health facilities and partners on supply chain data to improve the quality of reporting. 4. Performed advocacy visits/meetings with major policies makers to ensure the smooth operation of the project. Also attends relevant supply chain meetings within the state and make presentations as required with implementing partners and other stakeholders. 5. Support the revitalization and operations of the state procurement and supply management technical working group that will support and monitor the activities of the supply chain in the state. 6. Provided management and technical assistance, education and training to facilities' focal persons. 7. Prepare field reports and debriefing with JSI/USAID project country director and regional office lead. Show less