Annual Report 2017-18 | Monash Health
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Dr Misty Jenkins<br />
BSc (Hons), PhD, MAICD<br />
• Member, Quality Committee<br />
• Member, Aboriginal <strong>Health</strong> Strategic<br />
Partnership Committee<br />
Term of appointment:<br />
November 2016 - current.<br />
Dr Misty Jenkins is a NHMRC fellow,<br />
biomedical scientist and laboratory<br />
head at Walter and Eliza Hall Institute<br />
for Medical Research, where she<br />
researches cellular immunology<br />
and new immunotherapies for<br />
cancer. Dr Jenkins has previously<br />
held postdoctoral positions at The<br />
Universities of Cambridge and Oxford,<br />
and The Peter MacCallum Cancer<br />
Centre in Melbourne. Dr Jenkins was<br />
awarded the L’Oreal for Women in<br />
Science Fellowship (2013), was Tall<br />
Poppy of the year (2015) and won the<br />
Westpac/Australian Financial Review<br />
Top100 Women of Influence award<br />
(2016). In addition to her research<br />
career, Dr Jenkins brings experience in<br />
governance as a Director and Deputy<br />
Chair of The National Centre for<br />
Indigenous Genomics at ANU, previous<br />
Director of the Aurora Education<br />
Foundation, Ambassador for the<br />
Poche Centre for Indigenous <strong>Health</strong><br />
and Chair of NHMRC Project Grant<br />
Review Panels.<br />
Ms Sarah Ralph<br />
BA, LLB, LLM<br />
• Member, Audit Committee<br />
• Member, Primary Care and<br />
Population <strong>Health</strong> Advisory<br />
Committee<br />
Term of appointment:<br />
November 2016 - current.<br />
Ms Sarah Ralph is a partner of global<br />
law firm, Norton Rose Fulbright. Ms<br />
Ralph has practiced in employment<br />
and labour law for over 20 years and<br />
leads the firm’s national government<br />
practice. Ms Ralph regularly acts for<br />
public and private sector employers<br />
in complex employment matters<br />
including in the health sector. Ms<br />
Ralph’s experience includes working<br />
in government and the private sector<br />
in strategic and legal roles. Ms Ralph<br />
is a volunteer member of the Youth<br />
Support and Advocacy Service (YSAS)<br />
Risk and Audit Committee. Ms Ralph<br />
brings her experience in people<br />
management, corporate governance,<br />
and risk management to the Board.<br />
Emeritus Professor Hatem<br />
Salem AM<br />
MB, ChB (Mosul, Iraq), FRACP,<br />
FRCPA, MRCP (UK) MD (<strong>Monash</strong>),<br />
LRCP, MRCS.<br />
• Chair, Quality Committee<br />
Term of appointment:<br />
1 August <strong>2017</strong> - current.<br />
Hatem Salem is an Emeritus Professor<br />
at <strong>Monash</strong> University. Prior to this,<br />
Professor Salem was the Head of the<br />
Academic Department of Clinical<br />
Haematology at <strong>Monash</strong> University<br />
and the Head of Clinical Haematology<br />
at the Alfred Hospital. He served as<br />
President of Asia Pacific Society of<br />
Thrombosis and Haemostasis and past<br />
president and Executive Director of the<br />
Australasian Society of Thrombosis<br />
and Hemostasis. He is a senior<br />
Counsellor of the International Society<br />
of Thrombosis and Haemostasis.<br />
In 2005, his vision and ability to<br />
develop leading clinical and research<br />
programs was recognised by the<br />
Victorian Government’s Public<br />
<strong>Health</strong>care Award, where he<br />
was the recipient of the <strong>Health</strong><br />
Minister’s Award for Outstanding<br />
Individual Achievement.<br />
In 2010, Professor Hatem Salem was<br />
awarded the Member of the Order of<br />
Australia (AM) for service to medicine<br />
in the field of haematology as a<br />
clinician, educator and researcher and<br />
also through the establishment of the<br />
Australian Centre for Blood Diseases.<br />
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