After working as a physiotherapist in Sydney and California, Amanda completed a Master of Public Health degree with a specialisation in program evaluation. Her key research interests include disability health, and maternal and child health.
As part of her public health degree, she undertook a research project with the Burnet’s Global Women’s and Newborn’s Health group, performing a scoping review looking at women with disabilities experiences of maternity care.
Amanda will begin her PhD in 2022 with the Burnet and University of Melbourne, to review Australia’s postnatal care services and compare these to international standards of care.
Positions
2017: Physiotherapist Intern, Stanford University, California
2017-2019: Associate Physiotherapist, Movement 101, Sydney
Qualifications
2021: Master of Public Health, University of Melbourne, Australia
2016: Doctor of Physiotherapy, University of Melbourne, Australia
2013: Bachelor of Biomedicine, University of Melbourne, Australia
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