Michelle is an accomplished health and community leader, deeply invested in reform, governance, and customer service. She is committed to effectively balancing strategic and operational priorities, while leading teams to drive cultural change.

Experience and Education

• Registered Nurse with postgraduate qualifications in Intensive Care, Clinical Education, and a Masters by Research
• Graduate Member – Australian Institute of Company Directors
• Has held leadership positions at Royal Perth Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital, Child and Adolescent Health Service, and Nursing and Midwifery South Metropolitan Health Service.
• Chair, Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (WA), Deputy Chair of the National Immediate Action Committee for the NMBA.
• Board member: Curtin University MBA Advisory Panel

Role at Ngala

• Guides operations and ensures alignment of services to values, vision, and mission.
• Strategic planning and development, contributing to Ngala’s mission and ensuring long term sustainability.
• Ensures that Ngala’s operations maintain an evidence-based, safe, and inclusive model of care.
• Advocacy, strategic partnerships and lobbying of Government and funders to ensure Ngala plays a proactive role within the community sector.