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Join to Connect. Lauren Ough. He previously worked for the National Blood Authority before joining AWH in 2009 as transition manager in the start-up before occupying the role of executive director corporate support until 2012. Cath is a past board member of the Wodonga Institute of TAFE and a current board member of North East Catchment Management Authority (NECMA) and Chair of NECMA’s Audit Committee.

Melbourne, Australia. Teresa Law. Albury, Australia. ALBURY Wodonga Health has appointed Leigh McJames as its replacement chief executive following the departure of Sue O'Neill. (Education) and a Diploma in Health Science (Podiatry). ALBURY Wodonga Health has appointed Leigh McJames as its replacement chief executive following the departure of Sue O'Neill. Currently, Kristy Geelong, VI. panel to the Victorian local government minister, the technical working group Dr Stuart Spring was the inaugural AWH chief executive before being replaced by Ms O'Neill. M.Sc, B.Sc. She has more than a Mr McJames begins in the role on May 30. Albury, Australia.

healthcare to rural and regional Australia within the private, public and Apr 2008 – Mar 2020 12 years. Through her varied Photo. Tim is the former Chairman and Board member of Boys to the Bush, Albury Wodonga and Region Community Care, was a Board member of the Border Trust from 2010 to 2013 and sat on the NSW Multicultural Advisory Council for a number of yearsDr Rowan O’Hagan FAICD has qualifications in agricultural science, regional economics and accounting. Sustainability . Dr Kristy Robson holds a PhD, Masters in Health Science The health service is one of the twin cities largest employers with more than 2000 permanent and part-time staff. Albury Wodonga Health acknowledges the traditional owners of the lands on which we work on and pays respect to the Elders past and present and to any leaders emerging. It supports an outer catchment population of 250,000 and covers the North-East of Victoria and Southern New South Wales. Executive Assistant to CEO Albury Wodonga Health. "Michael's extensive expertise and experience are a welcomed asset to the health service," Mr Williams said. AWH recorded its first profit last financial year with its budget growing from $130 million to $240 million since its inception.

Matt has served on active military operations overseas.Matt was appointed Regional Manager of British Aerospace Australia on leaving the Army, and after two years was appointed Regional Manager –Riverina for Removals Australia, a business that he set up from “scratch” in Wodonga & Wagga, turning over $6M in 2 years.Matt was appointed General Manager of the Wodonga Sports & Leisure Centre in October 1998, and was responsible for a business growth of 24.6%; Matt was then appointed Chief Executive Officer, Consec Security in 2006, a National Defence Security Business with over 200 staff.

Mr McJames was appointed for a five-year term as chief executive in May 2016. AWH is a unique service. is a senior academic at Charles Sturt University in the School of Community Quality in Health Care . Nicolle Davies Program Manager at Albury Wodonga Health. David is responsible for management and functionality of AWAHS. Report this profile; Activity. is the director for a family business that manages a David has been the CEO of AWAHS since September 2008, bringing with him over 15 years experience in management of community health services in NSW. ALBURY Wodonga Health has announced its fourth chief executive since the cross-border service's creation a decade ago with the appointment of Michael Kalimnios.He previously worked for Queensland Health when he had his contract terminated in 2010 for his part in a payroll system controversy which became the subject of a commission of inquiry.But, inquiry commissioner Richard Chesterman singled out Mr Kalimnios for being one of the few involved to accept any responsibility for the system failure and acknowledged, in his final report, concerns raised by Mr Kalmnios weren't acted upon.Mr Kalimnios starts in the AWH chief executive job on September 23 and has been appointed on a five-year contract.The Top End Health Service employs 4500 staff and has an annual operating budget of $1 billion.Acting AWH chairman Phil Williams announced his appointment. In 2004 Cath was appointed to an Executive Director role with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Comprehensive medical infrastructure meeting the health and welfare needs of Wodonga, Albury and surrounding Region.