My work demonstrates how philosophy, ethics, and the social sciences underpin, inform, and shape our understanding and practice of healthcare. A large part of my work is therefore conceptual and theoretical, but grounded in scientific and practical realities.

In my previous research roles I have led and assisted in numerous qualitative research and theory development projects across a broad range of areas including aged and dementia care, digital health technology, user experience (UX) research, knowledge translation, cancer survivorship, health sociology, healthcare related life course theory development, health simulation, and health professions education. I have also taught applied ethics, analytic philosophy, and political theory at the University of Adelaide and Flinders University. 

Outside of academia I have worked in various project management, policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, social advocacy, and professional consultancy roles.