Meghan works at Directions health service, a not-for-profit General Practice with a focus on addiction, and at Women’s Health Service in Canberra, with a focus on primary care for vulnerable women. Meghan started working in primary care nursing in 2008, and quickly developed a passion for this area of nursing. She has worked in a variety of settings including Defence, Drug and Alcohol, Sexual Health services and General Practice. Her passion for improving access to primary care for vulnerable populations drives her work. Her involvement with the development of the Nurse Led Clinic “Teen Clinic” in General Practice has been a huge learning curve and allowed her to see the impact welcoming, accessible care can have on health literacy, and facilitating young people to make informed health care decisions can be life changing.

Jennifer works as a Practice Nurse at Clarence Medical Centre (a rural GP practice) where she conducts nurse-led women's health clinics, and as a Women's Health Nurse at the Lismore Women's Health & Resource Centre. She completed her Bachelor of Nursing at the University of Sydney, and in 2013 obtained further postgraduate qualifications in Sexual and Reproductive Health, and Women’s Health Nursing. Jennifer is passionate about women's health and advocating for person-centred holistic healthcare.

Michelle is a Nurse Practitioner in Hobart, Tasmania, currently working at the Royal Hobart Hospital Emergency Department and General Practice, Your Health Hub. She has completed a Doctorate and Master of Science Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) at the University of Colorado with an emphasis in adult primary health care. Her expertise as a Nurse Practitioner started in the United States working in General Medicine, Women’s Health and Endocrinology practices. In the ED setting, one of Michelle’s meta-specialities is women’s health issues, including acute presentations < 20 weeks gestations, PV bleeding and STI complications. In the General Practice setting she runs a women's health clinic, from adolescence to post-menopausal issues.   

Noeline is a Practice Nurse at Medical Professionals Dapto NSW, and also works casually at Sexual Health Services Illawarra and Shoalhaven Local health District. Before returning to General Practice she was a Clinical Nurse Specialist for 10 years working in Sexual health for Targeted Clinical Services with a focus on sexual, women’s and youth health. She has a strong social justice focus recognising everyone has the right to access safe and inclusive care utilising best practice principles. Noeline was able to advocate for equity in care through working in Sexual health, Alcohol and other Drugs in South West Sydney and now again in General Practice. While working in sexual health she was involved in commencing a service for the Transgender community of Illawarra Shoalhaven, provided education to numerous services including GP’s relating to sexual health, women’s health including contraceptive options and youth with a focus on consent and sexual identity. Noeline’s proudest accomplishment was as a PFLAG Rep. for South Coast representing the LGBTQIA community in the Same Sex marriage debate and winning!

Kristy is a newly graduated Enrolled Nurse working within General Practice on the Gold Coast, QLD. Kristy has a strong interest in women’s general, reproductive and sexual health stemming from her personal experiences with endometriosis, fertility and domestic violence. She hopes to use her personal and clinical knowledge to advocate for and educate women of all ages to make health a priority and to encourage discussion around important issues regarding health and lifestyle. 

Kodie has previously worked in an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identified General Practice, where she realised her passion for womens’ health and upskilled to provide services specific to this population. Once her youngest child had graduated from High School, she relocated to a remote community in the Northern Territory under the Womens’ Health Portfolio and continued to combine her passion for Aboriginal Health and Womens’ Health. Kodie has since returned to the Hunter Valley in NSW where she divides her work time between Family Planning NSW and as CNS at HNE Sexual Health Clinic. She understands the barriers to access womens’ health services in rural and remote areas of the country and advocates the role nurses can play in supporting this gap in health care provision through improved access to training and ongoing support.