Our Team
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Patrick Harris
Acting Director
Patrick is a public health social scientist with a passion for influencing public policy institutions and decisions to improve health equity and population health.
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Andrew Reid
Research Officer
Andrew is committed to reducing health inequities through empowering and building the capacity of stakeholders in low Socio-Economic Status communities.
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Karla Jaques
Research & Evaluation Officer
Karla is a Research Officer committed to health equity and the social determinants of health. She has particular research interests in Health Impact Assessment, health equity and integration of health into planning processes.
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Glen Ramos
PhD Researcher
Glen's thesis is entitled “The Politics of Pandemics: Evaluation and Development of an Interdisciplinary Framework for Australian Pandemic Preparedness and Management”.
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Mohammed Owais Qureshi
Research Associate
Mohammed is a public health researcher dedicated to improving health equity and population health through training and development. He employs mixed methods research to explore topics and is particularly interested in conducting qualitative studies to gain a deeper understanding of public health challenges.
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Mary Knopp
Administrative Officer
Mary is the Administrative Officer of the Centre of Health Equity Training, Research and Evaluation.
Students & Interns
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Kunza Rehman
2023
Kunza is a Graduate of Public Health and Infectious Disease Intelligence with a passion for improving health equity and population health.
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Thomas Baker
2023
Masters of Public health student with a passion to find best practice background in chemistry and pharmacology.
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Natalie Windle
2023
Research and communications professional with experience across public/political affairs and volunteer work in patient support and advocacy.
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Josephine Smith
2022
At CHETRE, Josie worked on a project about systemic racism in health care. In undertaking the internship program Josie aimed to broaden her research skills away from biological science into social determinants of health while engaging with professionals undertaking public health work.
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Eleanor Gundry
2021
Eleanor is a medical student at The Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra and joined as an intern in March 2021. Eleanor is currently working on a joint collaborative project with the University of Alberta investigating policy interventions targeted at enabling financial wellbeing in the context of COVID-19.
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Anrian Pah
2020
Doing an internship with CHETRE has been a delightful and enlightening part of my study. I came to realise how much determinants of health exist outside the biomedical aspect through this opportunity, and it has inspired me to do more work in this field and contribute to efforts to improve health equity in my country, Indonesia.
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Bridget Allen
2020
My internship at CHETRE was a great experience. In this role, I was able to develop my research skills and broaden my knowledge and interest areas. I also learnt to enhance my writing skills as well as grew my network and engaged with colleagues in a productive way. I would highly recommend undertaking an internship with CHETRE.
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Emily Darnett
2020
Emily Darnett is interned at the Centre for Health Equity Training, Research and Evaluation (CHETRE). She is currently working on creating an evidence for Green Space supporting Indigenous health benefits.
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James Goh
2019
James was a third year student at the University of Sydney when he interned at CHETRE. James interned at CHETRE for 9 weeks (Jun-Aug 2019), during which he primarily involved in work relating to HIA, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research, and social determinants of health.