Eastern Melbourne PHN
Natasha Levy has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Natasha is currently the Executive Director Communications & Engagement at Eastern Melbourne PHN, a position they have held since 2023. Prior to this, Natasha worked at Specsavers, where they held several roles including Head of Contact Lenses and Marketing Innovation, Chief of Staff to the Chief Marketing Officer, and Head of Marketing - Audiology. Natasha also has experience at organizations such as The Australian Red Cross Blood Service, Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, BreastScreen Victoria, Fenton Communications Australia, MYOB, Minter Ellison, Cooperative Research Centre for Chronic Inflammatory Diseases, and Monash University (International). Natasha'sroles in these organizations have involved marketing, communications, leadership, and strategic planning.
Natasha Levy attended Monash University from 1993 to 1996. No degree or field of study information is provided.
Eastern Melbourne PHN
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Eastern Melbourne PHN is a Primary Health Network funded by the Australian Government to improve the care and support people receive from health services. We work in partnership to improve the way services are connected and to ensure they are easy to access when people need them most. We work closely with health professionals, consumers and carers to scope the gaps, identify emerging community needs and purchase services that address these needs. We invest in a range of initiatives to make a difference in our priority areas including chronic disease, mental health, alcohol and other drugs, digital health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, immunisation and general practice support. We aim to improve the health of our community by ensuring people receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time. Our community of 1.5 million people live in Melbourne’s east and north east, from the inner-eastern suburbs of Melbourne, to the Yarra Valley in the east, and semi-rural communities as far north as Kinglake. www.emphn.org.au