A diverse and rewarding career
Katherine Sieboth’s desire to become a Nurse and Midwife was constant throughout her childhood, however she wasn’t prepared for how incredibly diverse and rewarding her career […]
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Prize for International Relations student
High performing International Relations student, David Hopkins (BA/BIntRel ’19) has received the Defence Science & Technology Group Prize. Each year at Flinders University high academic achievement […]
Mature age student now a Fellow in the NT
After graduating in the first cohort of the Flinders NT Medical Program, Dr Darren Jewell (MD ’14) also became the first graduate of the NT Program […]
Celebrating the work of a local GP
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on the essential role that general practitioners play in Australian communities. We caught up with Dr Sue Wells (BMBS […]
Alumni Awards - Driving Reconciliation in South Australia
Growing up in Central Australia, Eastern Arrernte woman Shona Reid wanted to be a truck driver… then a psychologist. She believes she has found the middle […]
Improving the health and wellbeing of people with a disability
Professor Anne Kavanagh is using her medical prowess, research expertise and leadership zeal to improve the health of people with a disability. Professor Kavanagh (BMBS ’87) […]
Alumni Awards - An influential advocate for nurses and midwives
Following in the footsteps of her mother and two sisters, Adjunct Associate Professor Jenny Hurley’s childhood aspirations were to be a good nurse and midwife. […]
A champion for women's health
As an international leader in public health research, Professor Liz Eckermann (1949-2019) has helped to empower poor and marginalised women around the world. During her lifetime, […]
Alumni Awards - Leading through innovation and inclusion
Well known in the Adelaide business community for his innovative approach, Kim Cheater leads the Reconciliation and diversity agendas for PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Hailing from Darwin, Kim […]